Want your dog to listen the second you call, but they refuse to stop playing with other dogs, greeting strangers, chasing cats, or rolling in horse poop?

Rapid Recall will train your dog to have a recall that makes them drop everything and beeline back to you like a flock of seagulls to french fries.

You’ve tried everything to get your dog to stop jumping on visitors but they just can’t help themselves.

This is where we take chaotic greetings and turn them into calm, polite hellos without punishment.

This isn’t your typical “turn-around” or “off” training. We don’t even use a “sit”.

This is about getting your dog to see value in keeping their 4 paws on the floor without jumping up in the first place.

Calling all stubborn dog owners, this one’s for you!

If you’ve ever described your dog as

stubborn

untrainable

hyperactive

obsessed

This program will take your dog from unruly to a happy participant.

Want your dog to choose to go to their crate or bed as their safe haven?

This PDF guide is for you if your dog:

- Struggles to go to their bed or crate

- Struggles to stay on their bed and seeing it as a good place to be

- Gets involved or under-foot in everything going on in your home - cleaning, cooking, visitors, counter surfing, garbage diving, following you to the bathroom, etc.

- Struggles to disengage from distractions, barking out the window, and door/fence crashing

*Please note - this is not a solution for Separation Anxiety, these games can help but will not be a "cure". Separation Anxiety requires personalized care. If your dog is struggling with Separation Anxiety please email me and I'd be happy to direct you to a specialist.

A video step by step guide to training your dog to LOVE their Place, Crate, Bed, or Pen.

You will learn how to show your dog there is huge value in gravitating towards their Place regardless of the distractions going on around them.

This allows them to seek a calm and safe spot, keeping them from:

• crashing the door when visitors arrive

• hanging on the back of the couch barking at everything that passes by the window

• getting underfoot while you cook or clean

• surfing countertops for leftovers

• stealing your children's toys

• zooming over the furniture while you're on a work Zoom

Bonus sections on:

• closing the door to the crate without protests from your dog.

• Taking your dog’s on the road, so that they see value in not leaping out of the car the second you open the door, anchoring on a rock or stump while a cyclist or horse passes, or chillin’ on a patio while you enjoy a bevie.