
A brief introduction to my background and what we’ll be doing in this course.
Intended to be watched in order.
Some dogs need to start at the bottom, while others don’t. Find your starting point and work your way up from there.
Each dog will progress at their own pace. This is a “30-day” challenge, but you move at your dog’s pace, not the course’s.
Best Uses
● For best results, you should watch every video in order.
● Each concept is essential, and every exercise builds upon the next.
● Some may need to repeat an exercise multiple times, and some may not, but no exercise should be skipped entirely, no matter the case.
Pacing Yourself
● Even though this is a “30-day” challenge, every dog is different, and you should move at their pace.
● Repeat each “day” as many times as you need to. The “days” and “weeks” are merely suggestions.
● Your dog’s reaction is more important than speeding through the course as quickly as possible.
If you are feeling frustrated when your dog ignores you and fear your pup can get lost or hurt if they don't come back when called... You are in the right place!
Maybe you left the front door open by accident, and your dog ran outside. They made a mad dash straight into the street. Thankfully, you got lucky, and no cars were around. You grabbed the treat bag, called his name 100 times, and after 30 minutes, finally managed to corner them in the bushes and drag them back home.
Or you took your pup to a dog park and became “that owner,” chasing them around the park for half an hour, looking like a fool when it was time to go home.
The recall is the most important aspect of dog training and you need to get it right to keep your dog safe and avoid all the worries of taking your pup places.
It's Not Your Fault
Your struggles and challenges with a dog that ignores you are directly due to misinformation, which is why it's not your fault.
Many dog owners go by the mantra of if at first, you don’t succeed, try, try again… and with recall that translates to calling their dog’s name several… or many… times before they come to you.
The truth and fact of the matter are: people don't understand how to teach something new and have your dog respond to YOU and not the treat in your hand.
It's a lot easier to shake the treat bag or wave a tasty piece of cheese. Isn't it?
But every time you call your dog, they glance at you, notice you don’t have food, and simply ignore you and go about their business, they are more likely to ignore you the next time you call them
Or even worse, because you are in a rush to get to work... or to go back inside because it's raining, you end up running after the dog, and they learn to escape you every single time. That's a fun game of "keep away" that teaches your dog exactly the opposite of a recall.
If you need to call your dog more than twice, you’ve failed with your recall.
But what can you do instead?
The secret is to teach your dog that a verbal command actually MEANS something and it's got nothing to do with whether or not you have food in your hands.
So shouting your dog's name non-stop when they rush out the door or ignore you in the park with all the exciting activity going around them… it simply won't work. And will definitely create what I call "Recall Burnout".
What you need is the quickest, simplest, and smartest way to get the dog of your dreams that listens and comes when called in any situation.
I've laid out your EXACT Step-by-Step Blueprint Already!
It's a program that I've perfected and tested for years on thousands of dog lovers just like you, and it works virtually every single time.
And I call this one-of-a-kind Program...
The 30-Day Recall Challenge
It’s the only dog training plan that allows you to have a dog that comes when called every time, no matter the distractions, all in a convenient 30-day framework.