Comments on: Video Reveals: #1 Mistake To NEVER Make If You Want Your Dog To Come When You Call

By: connie

connie — Sat, 13 Mar 2010 19:09:51 +0000

hallo Chet
Thank you for the video
I´have á german schäferhund, She is 2 years old, mostly very good and obeys quite vel. But she loves to run after sheeps, and in ICeland are á lot of sheeps. At summertíme i love to go for long walks in the montains, with my 3 dogs. the German Schäffer and my 2 icelandic sheepdogs. If the schäffer finds the smell of sheeps she runs away and doesnt think about food or something. My icelandic dogs come back immetantly if I call them. This I quite á Problem for my, because I am forceð to have she on á lead and this is sometimes á problem when we are champing and so on. I dreitto give her sauasage or dried fish that she love, but the sheeps are intresst fact nr.1

By: shalini

shalini — Sun, 07 Mar 2010 10:14:37 +0000

hi chet ..i really enjoyed the videos.i am living in india . i am having a 5 months puppy called timpu.it respect to some of my commands but once i take him to bath it goes against like a street dog. keep on barking .so i just tied up until it take a complete bath.i can’t take him out with out chain.he all of sudden run and cant put him under my control .some time he do this sort of thing inside d house it s highly difficult to stop.after a while it comes to normally playful .so what sort of raining should i give.
is there any videos for it. plz help me.

By: Anthony Roach

Anthony Roach — Sun, 07 Mar 2010 09:25:40 +0000

I am really enjoying these techniques for training dogs. I am truly interested in purchasing your program.

By: tina

tina — Mon, 22 Feb 2010 03:57:06 +0000

i really enjoy your videos i have an 8 week old doberman puppy ihope i can do a good job with her can you tell me how to keep her in her own yard if it is not fenced in please help thank you

By: Tina Quinn

Tina Quinn — Sun, 21 Feb 2010 03:18:05 +0000

Chet

Thank you for this fantastic video. I continually tell my students that the value of the reward for coming away from distractions must be of very high quality. I have three dogs, all of them think running free in areas with water is the bees knees to rewards and to get them to “Come” is no problem at all as I do as you recommend reward with extremely high quality rewards and yes cheese is one of them. I also don’t just give one treat, if my dogs have come away from chasing the ducks or swimming they get great rewards (some times even 10 small treats). I am now at the stage that I do not always have to reward with food, praise or just letting them go again is enough for them,but I often throw in a reward of food as my dogs are very food motivated.

I only have one problem with viewing your videos, is that they do not run continuously, I am not sure if it is my connection or what.

By: Carol

Carol — Fri, 19 Feb 2010 14:04:13 +0000

This is all very helpful but how do you stop your cockatoo from chasing and biting your chocolate lab? The lab is great and takes it but one day I will have to take her in for stitches. All I do now is say the birds coming and she runs from the room. Thanks.

By: Helen Harris

Helen Harris — Fri, 19 Feb 2010 03:38:06 +0000

Hi Chet, after watching the video, I tried it with my 11 week old MaltesexShih-tzuxJack Russell, and she got the concept really quickly. I am now getting my husband to distract her (Penny) and I go away out of sight and call her, and she comes straight away. Needs more work, but I can already see the benefits. Am putting your suggestions towork, and getting results. Thanks again, Helen.

By: Robert Weir

Robert Weir — Thu, 18 Feb 2010 17:09:17 +0000

Chet,
I never heard of using cheese to train a dog (Yellow Lab)but you can rest assure that I’m going to try it.You really give good training lessons.I’m glad to see that you keep saying,DON’T BEAT YOU DOG can’t stand people that do,I am going to try the cheese tho,I’m sure that he will love a different treat.

By: AudreyLynne

AudreyLynne — Thu, 18 Feb 2010 16:35:15 +0000

Both “Lilly” and I are more then loving your “dogtraining”
I can’t even believe that I was about ready to ship my dog off, to let somebody else train her. Everyday, not only is she/We learning, but we are growing so much closer and I am enjoying her so much more. Every step of the way, you hit the nail on the head, even before I could have a question, You are directing the issue and Well, Bless you for leading me to having not only the perfect dog, But the Perfect relationship with her.

By: Jean Miller

Jean Miller — Sat, 13 Feb 2010 16:31:32 +0000

I really loved your video where your dog comes back to you I have a 7 month old white german shepherd he is a good puppy the only thing is when I let him off the leash he does not come back to me so this video has given me some hope I will try him down the park until I get it right thank you