Teaching your dog to come does not have to be stressful. Have you ever called your dog to come?

And then they look at you like, nah, I'm good. Then this episode is for you.

Welcome to the puppy training podcast. I'm Amy Jensen, founder of Baxter and Bella, the online puppy school.

Here we are all about helping you create

the best possible experience raising a puppy, from training tips to practical tricks, all aimed

at fostering a happy, well-behaved dog who truly feels like part of the family. So, if you are

ready to enjoy the journey and strengthen the bond with your dog, let's get started.

Hey, you guys, welcome to the podcast. Thanks for listening. I appreciate you being here. Today we're

going to have a little fun with Come. So this audio comes from my YouTube channel at Baxter and Bella.

You can hit over there to see the visual of it.

But today you get the audio.

It's kind of fun.

Go with it.

And let's see if you can learn a few things about recall.

If I'm always putting my dog on a leash and the fun is ending, every time I say come,

why on earth would I ever think they would actually come? Because who wants to hang out

with somebody that's no fun anyway? I know I don't. Today I'm going to teach you how to make come

easy, fun, and stress-free because let's be honest right now, your dog probably thinks come means

the party is over. And I can teach you how to fix that.

Buddy, come. Hey, come here right now. Buddy, here, buddy. Let's go, buddy. Hey, buddy, buddy. What are you doing?

No, buddy, not that way. Buddy, come. We tend to ruin the word come by making it boring or not

very positive for our dogs, unfortunately. So they hear the word and they're

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