Question 1: The
dog won’t let me catch it when it comes to me. Question
2: When I want my dog to come in at night, it knows it’s going to be put in its
cage for the evening and it won’t come in, so I end up chasing it down and dragging
it into the house. Question
3: My dog will only come to me when I have a treat with me. Question
4: I’ve tried using a whistle to make my dog come, but it doesn’t like
treats. What can I use to entice it to come to me? Question
5: My dog comes when I’m close to it, but not if it’s over ten feet away
from me. It seems to know I can’t catch it. Question
6: My dog won’t let me grab its collar when it gets loose. Question
7: I have a deaf dog––can it be trained to come to me? Question
8: How can I call my dog when it gets out and is out of voice range? Question
9: I have a ten-month old Shitzu that charges out the front door and down the street
every chance he gets.
Answer: Don’t have the treat on your person. Instead,
hide treats all over the house and when the dog starts toward you, say, "let’s
go get a treat," and have the dog go with you into another room for the treat.
