MrsChamp606 553 Posted April 14, 2012 Report Share Posted April 14, 2012 Hi guys! My butch pup Darla was 9 months old yesterday and I'm not sure whether it is her adolescent teenage streak / the amount of saluki in her or the fresh scents from loads and loads Of young bunnies popping about during the mornings but she is really testing me with regards to recall. I have been really concentrating on our bond and using treats to train her on sit,stay and recall she is bomb proof up to about 40yds on the stay and recall straight back to me. As soon as I finish the training and let her enjoy a little run about she fooks off out of site, nose down and sniffing every blade of grass, I call and whistle her and it's like she is deaf or I'm talking Chinese! Any ideas please guys?? Thanks Quote Link to post
riohog 5,910 Posted April 14, 2012 Report Share Posted April 14, 2012 Hi guys! My butch pup Darla was 9 months old yesterday and I'm not sure whether it is her adolescent teenage streak / the amount of saluki in her or the fresh scents from loads and loads Of young bunnies popping about during the mornings but she is really testing me with regards to recall. I have been really concentrating on our bond and using treats to train her on sit,stay and recall she is bomb proof up to about 40yds on the stay and recall straight back to me. As soon as I finish the training and let her enjoy a little run about she fooks off out of site, nose down and sniffing every blade of grass, I call and whistle her and it's like she is deaf or I'm talking Chinese! Any ideas please guys?? Thanks nothing unusual in that .. she is still young yet walk away. she will come back to you ,mine still do it now , one is 4 and the bitch is 2.5 years Quote Link to post
Casso 1,261 Posted April 14, 2012 Report Share Posted April 14, 2012 Hi guys! My butch pup Darla was 9 months old yesterday and I'm not sure whether it is her adolescent teenage streak / the amount of saluki in her or the fresh scents from loads and loads Of young bunnies popping about during the mornings but she is really testing me with regards to recall. I have been really concentrating on our bond and using treats to train her on sit,stay and recall she is bomb proof up to about 40yds on the stay and recall straight back to me. As soon as I finish the training and let her enjoy a little run about she fooks off out of site, nose down and sniffing every blade of grass, I call and whistle her and it's like she is deaf or I'm talking Chinese! Any ideas please guys?? Thanks treats are ok , but the motivation factor needs to be higher, if recall only works where there is no distractions, it only half works, what have you been doing to increase the bond as you stated,?? Quote Link to post
HarryWatson 99 Posted April 14, 2012 Report Share Posted April 14, 2012 Hi guys! My butch pup Darla was 9 months old yesterday and I'm not sure whether it is her adolescent teenage streak / the amount of saluki in her or the fresh scents from loads and loads Of young bunnies popping about during the mornings but she is really testing me with regards to recall. I have been really concentrating on our bond and using treats to train her on sit,stay and recall she is bomb proof up to about 40yds on the stay and recall straight back to me. As soon as I finish the training and let her enjoy a little run about she fooks off out of site, nose down and sniffing every blade of grass, I call and whistle her and it's like she is deaf or I'm talking Chinese! Any ideas please guys?? Thanks hi have the same problum she 9 month has soon has i let her of she up and away huntting up waited 1 hour the other day came back whent put the lead on of again so i just kept walking back to the motor about 3 mile away she soon found me about 20 min later she was to tired to piss of again so started taking her down the beach and what a diffence good run about and back to me it when she gets the smell of them rabbits or deer thats it so if you find a cure let me know good luck Quote Link to post
DogMagic 461 Posted April 14, 2012 Report Share Posted April 14, 2012 HIGH VALUE treats are the way forward. Dont bother with a bit of kibble or markies or shapes etc. Get a cheap bag of frozen sausages, grill them, cut them into smallish bits and give her 1 bit everytime her recall is spot on. Just go out for the walk as normal. After 10 minutes or so give her your usual "come here" comand. If she comes back give her a bit of sausage, call her good girl, stroke her head then carry on the walk. Another 10 minutes repeat the process. If she is anything like mine she will be running back to you like her arse is on fire after the 4th or 5th time. Then leave it half hour and do it again. Keep it up for a week to make sure its firmly installed in her head. 1 Quote Link to post
MrsChamp606 553 Posted April 14, 2012 Author Report Share Posted April 14, 2012 Hi guys! My butch pup Darla was 9 months old yesterday and I'm not sure whether it is her adolescent teenage streak / the amount of saluki in her or the fresh scents from loads and loads Of young bunnies popping about during the mornings but she is really testing me with regards to recall. I have been really concentrating on our bond and using treats to train her on sit,stay and recall she is bomb proof up to about 40yds on the stay and recall straight back to me. As soon as I finish the training and let her enjoy a little run about she fooks off out of site, nose down and sniffing every blade of grass, I call and whistle her and it's like she is deaf or I'm talking Chinese! Any ideas please guys?? Thanks nothing unusual in that .. she is still young yet walk away. she will come back to you ,mine still do it now , one is 4 and the bitch is 2.5 years Glad to hear its not just me then lol, I have walking away and it does work eventually Quote Link to post
MrsChamp606 553 Posted April 14, 2012 Author Report Share Posted April 14, 2012 Hi guys! My butch pup Darla was 9 months old yesterday and I'm not sure whether it is her adolescent teenage streak / the amount of saluki in her or the fresh scents from loads and loads Of young bunnies popping about during the mornings but she is really testing me with regards to recall. I have been really concentrating on our bond and using treats to train her on sit,stay and recall she is bomb proof up to about 40yds on the stay and recall straight back to me. As soon as I finish the training and let her enjoy a little run about she fooks off out of site, nose down and sniffing every blade of grass, I call and whistle her and it's like she is deaf or I'm talking Chinese! Any ideas please guys?? Thanks treats are ok , but the motivation factor needs to be higher, if recall only works where there is no distractions, it only half works, what have you been doing to increase the bond as you stated,?? Been spending as much time with her as possible, taking her out on her own with just me, lying down with her and just bring together more really Quote Link to post
MrsChamp606 553 Posted April 14, 2012 Author Report Share Posted April 14, 2012 HIGH VALUE treats are the way forward. Dont bother with a bit of kibble or markies or shapes etc. Get a cheap bag of frozen sausages, grill them, cut them into smallish bits and give her 1 bit everytime her recall is spot on. Just go out for the walk as normal. After 10 minutes or so give her your usual "come here" comand. If she comes back give her a bit of sausage, call her good girl, stroke her head then carry on the walk. Another 10 minutes repeat the process. If she is anything like mine she will be running back to you like her arse is on fire after the 4th or 5th time. Then leave it half hour and do it again. Keep it up for a week to make sure its firmly installed in her head. Had some better results with using sandwich ham from the fridge, chopped up into small pieces, I wil cook some sausage up and take her out again later 1 Quote Link to post
DogMagic 461 Posted April 14, 2012 Report Share Posted April 14, 2012 HIGH VALUE treats are the way forward. Dont bother with a bit of kibble or markies or shapes etc. Get a cheap bag of frozen sausages, grill them, cut them into smallish bits and give her 1 bit everytime her recall is spot on. Just go out for the walk as normal. After 10 minutes or so give her your usual "come here" comand. If she comes back give her a bit of sausage, call her good girl, stroke her head then carry on the walk. Another 10 minutes repeat the process. If she is anything like mine she will be running back to you like her arse is on fire after the 4th or 5th time. Then leave it half hour and do it again. Keep it up for a week to make sure its firmly installed in her head. Had some better results with using sandwich ham from the fridge, chopped up into small pieces, I wil cook some sausage up and take her out again later This kind of sausage works well too and it has a longer shelf life. But you can use anything along those lines. Bacon, black pudding, bits of grilled chicken breast.................. Quote Link to post
fatlad 250 Posted April 14, 2012 Report Share Posted April 14, 2012 derry was exactly the same at that age, dom used pork rind to get her recall back to what he wanted it only took a couple of weeks 1 Quote Link to post
shaunpauls7 131 Posted April 14, 2012 Report Share Posted April 14, 2012 Think i will give this a try dogmagic having the same problem with my salukix pup now that he is finding his feet and scentin up. Atb 1 Quote Link to post
MrsChamp606 553 Posted April 14, 2012 Author Report Share Posted April 14, 2012 derry was exactly the same at that age, dom used pork rind to get her recall back to what he wanted it only took a couple of weeks Haha I wouldnt of expected anythin else, we have always said I better Derry was the same as a pup, when you say pork rind do u mean raw skin or something else? Send my regards to dom Quote Link to post
Matt3699 142 Posted April 14, 2012 Report Share Posted April 14, 2012 My Saluki X is the same age. She tests my patience too! Her recall is spot on when it's just me and her... It's brilliant, but if she see's or even hears another dog/person she runs off and there is no stopping her. It's really frustrating. She just loves to play and nothing I do makes her come back. I have to run after her after screaming for her to come back looking like someone that can't control a dog. But I can! I'm using different methods and she is slowly getting there. Quote Link to post
fatlad 250 Posted April 14, 2012 Report Share Posted April 14, 2012 he got raw and cooked pork skin from the butchers she liked both, will pass your regards on to dom Quote Link to post
black recking it 730 Posted April 14, 2012 Report Share Posted April 14, 2012 Hi guys! My butch pup Darla was 9 months old yesterday and I'm not sure whether it is her adolescent teenage streak / the amount of saluki in her or the fresh scents from loads and loads Of young bunnies popping about during the mornings but she is really testing me with regards to recall. I have been really concentrating on our bond and using treats to train her on sit,stay and recall she is bomb proof up to about 40yds on the stay and recall straight back to me. As soon as I finish the training and let her enjoy a little run about she fooks off out of site, nose down and sniffing every blade of grass, I call and whistle her and it's like she is deaf or I'm talking Chinese! Any ideas please guys?? Thanks nothing unusual in that .. she is still young yet walk away. she will come back to you ,mine still do it now , one is 4 and the bitch is 2.5 years ha ha the joy,s mate it will come good plenty been there before Quote Link to post
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