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To begin, first clip a light line to the collar of your dog, and let your dog drag this around for a while. When your dog gets used to the line (does not seem curious or bothered by it), pick up its end and hold it as you follow your dog around your yard.
After some time, walk in the other direction as you encourage your dog to follow you. When your dog starts coming towards you, excitedly say “yes”, give a treat, and praise.
After some time, pair the behavior with the word “come”. Every time your dog positively responds, offer a reward and praise. To make the lesson fun for your puppy, make the command a game your puppy wants to play.
When you say the word “come” and your dog does not respond to it, do not keep repeating it since the command should be a single word. Instead of saying the command repeatedly, go to your dog and take him/her to where you want him/her to be. Do not call your dog for discipline because your dog will associate the command with negative consequences.
The Stay Command
This command is difficult to master for most dogs mainly because dogs are energetic. The goal of this command is to teach your dog to remain somewhere unless or until you command otherwise.
