E-WorkBook - How to Train a Reliable Come When Called
Helping You Get It Right!
"COME!" - Teach Your Dog to Come When Called!
Your DogNostics E-WorkBook contains step-by-step instructions to help you teach your dog to happily and reliably come when called! It is packed full of fun games that systematically build on your dog's success!
Helping Dogs Lead Fulfilled & Enriched Lives!
The games will not only improve your dog's recall, they will also provide mental and physical enrichment, and increase the bond that you share with each other!
Definition of the Recall Cue & Our Goal Behavior
What does the recall cue mean? What would we like our dog to do when he/she hears this word?
The recall cue "Come!" or your chosen cue, will act as a signal to your dog that you wish him/her to come and sit or stand directly in front of and facing you.
Let's further clarify:
The initial goal will be that your dog responds to the recall cue by moving into position directly in front of and facing you from very short distances, when already moving towards you, in non-distracting environments.
The goal that we aim you to achieve by playing all of the training games in your e-book is that your dog responds to the recall cue "Come!", or your alternative chosen word, by moving into position directly in front of and facing you from distances of up to 20-feet (6m). N.B. If desired, this criterion can be changed to 'dog lengths' to make it more appropriate for each individual dog!
The final goal will be that your dog happily and reliably moves into position in front of and facing you from any distance, in any environment, in response to your recall cue. This final goal is one that can be developed in training classes and/or through continued in-home practice.
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Happy Training!
Louise
Course Curriculum
Your Instructor
Louise Stapleton-Frappell - B.A. Hons. PCBC-A. PCT-A. CAP3. CTDI. CWRI. DN-FSG2. DN-CPCT2. FFCP.
Louise Stapleton-Frappell is a highly respected professional canine trainer and behavior consultant, and a valued Partner and Faculty Member of DogNostics Career Center. She also serves as a Board Member of The Pet Professional Guild, a global organization that promotes the use of force-free, science-based training and pet care practices.
A graduate of the University of Leeds, Louise holds a joint honors degree in Spanish and Portuguese with subsidiary studies in Management Economics and Industrial Management. She was among the first to achieve dual accreditation as both a Professional Canine Trainer and Professional Canine Behavior Consultant through the Pet Professional Accreditation Board.
Louise is the creator and lead instructor of the internationally respected DogNostics Dog Trainer Certificate Program, a comprehensive curriculum that prepares aspiring professionals to train ethically, effectively, and with confidence. She also authors and instructs a range of other DogNostics programs including the Trick Dog Instructor Program, Fostering Collaborative Care, and Walk This Way Instructor Program. In addition to program development, Louise has co-authored several respected industry texts and educational resources, contributing significantly to the continuing education of pet professionals worldwide.
Through her business, The DogSmith of Estepona, Louise offers personalized training services to an international clientele in Southern Spain. Known for her clarity, compassion, and commitment to positive training, she is frequently invited to speak at international conferences and educational summits.
Louise continues to raise industry standards through her mentorship, educational leadership, and unwavering dedication to force-free, ethical training.