Frequently Asked Questions – Recall Training with Focus Dog Behaviour and Training

This is a structured course focused entirely on teaching your dog to come back when called. You'll learn how to build strong, reliable recall using proven techniques that help your dog choose you over the environment.

It’s open to anyone looking to improve their dog’s recall, whether you’re starting from scratch or need to troubleshoot unreliable response. Previous training isn’t required – this course is open to all.

You’ll learn how to build value in coming back, how to use cues effectively, reward strategies, and real-life recall games. The course is designed to make recall fun and reliable for both of you.

No – this course is open to everyone. You don’t need to have attended previous classes to join. If you're new to my training, you’re very welcome.

It runs for four weeks, with one in-person session each week. 

You’ll need a lead, well-fitted harness and a collar, a treat pouch, and high-value rewards. A favourite non-squeaky toy is useful too, especially if your dog enjoys chase or tug.

The sessions are 50 minutes long. dog's have a short attention span and classes require a lot of mental processing. Your dog will tire quite quickly.

Yes, you need to bring a mat/bed/something for your dog to settle on (a cheap bathmat will be enough), water and a water bowl, a chew toy and training treats. Details of what to bring are in the online materials.

This course runs in rotation and may not be open for group booking immediately. If it’s not currently running, you’re welcome to register your interest using the button below. If you’d prefer to get started sooner, or need more tailored support, you can contact me to enquire about a one-to-one session.

As per the Training Terms and Conditions; children are welcome to attend certain group classes with appropriate adult supervision.
The children, and the safety of children, remain the sole responsibility of the supervising adult at all times.
If the children are disruptive to the class, the supervising adult will be asked to remove them from the class.

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