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How do I teach Baya to come when called? She won’t come back when she’s playing with other dogs.

Sweet Dog4:47 PM

When Baya is playing with other dogs, your recall has to compete with one of her greatest joys. The fix: a recall built gently, on a long line, with a big reward every single return.

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Indoors, somewhere calm

In progress

The word triggers a happy return, no hesitation.

Crouch 3-4 metres from Baya, show her a treat, and say “come!” once.
The moment she darts toward you, mark it with a “yes!”, then reward her on arrival.

✓ You move on when: five successful recalls in a row, across several sessions.

Mark as learned

Outside, long line on the ground

Giving up a temptation

Out of sight

Around other dogs

This answer comes from these guides

Teaching your dog to come when called

A good recall rests on a single promise: coming back is always worth it. You pick one word, pay generously for every return…

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