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DONNA, MADDIE. EENY MEANY MYNY AND MO. CRUNCHIE MINSTREL AND SMARTIE XX

until your dog has been properly trained, do not let him run off leash even for a minute! Dogs aren't smart enough to look both ways before crossing the street. They have no idea that cars can kill them. Accidents happen in the briefest of moments and it only takes one mistake to lose your dog forever. If you love him, put his safety first and keep him on his lead!

i would say make it a game ..play hide and seek with him in the house or in a place where its safe then act like he's done the greatest thing in the whole world when hes found you ! Hug him, praise him, pet him, love him and reward him with treats.

hope this helps ..

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DONNA, MADDIE. EENY MEANY MYNY AND MO. CRUNCHIE MINSTREL AND SMARTIE XX

I think you'll need to practice recall with her when you take her to the park for a walk, on lead.

Put her on an extendy lead and when the line is really long, call her back to you. If she comes back praise her with a treat.

Then do the same maybe when you're out the front of the house with her....have her on a lead and practice calling her back then...maybe she'll get the message that way.

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by the way don't worry, you're not the only one who's dealt with a runaway dog. Dante, our Norwegian Elkhound WAS quite the escape artist. Thank god he's matured a bit now lol. He would run out the front door and nearly take himself for a walk and would ignore our call to him. Its Mika, my toy poodle i now have to worry about.

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-Get a longline or an extendy, and practice recall with her in loads and loads of different locations.

-Use a really high value reward (not dinner, or anthing she normally gets) somethin like liver or ham.

-Make a big deal out of her coming back to you so she wants to come back.

-NEVERtell her off or use an unhappy tone for not coming back, use the lead to give her a gentle tug in your direction and keep encouraging her.

-Moving backwards while asking her to come also works.

xx

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Buster used to have a tendency to peg it out the front door, we overcaame it by putting a baby gate on the kitchen and put him behind it everytime we answered the door. We dont have that there anymore but we do have restricted access to the front door so he cant get there. Now he is used to being in the kitchen when he hears the door bell he puts himself there for us hehe. (We still dont let him go to the door even though his recall is 99% now)

Also, I would use a long line until you have recall perfected, so its harder for her to learn ignoring you is OK Big rewards and love when she comes back to you, even if it is a bit delayed.