When recalling doesn't really work in everyday life
A recall that only works occasionally isn't just inconvenient in everyday life; it can quickly become a real problem. Many dogs still come back in low-stimulus situations, but are nearly impossible to reach outdoors when distracted. Others only respond when nothing more exciting is happening. And often, instead of systematically building up the recall, more calls are made, more corrections are given, or more hope is simply hoped for.
This course addresses precisely this issue.
Because a reliable recall doesn't come about by chance, loudness, or constant repetition, but through clarity, a sensible approach, and genuine training.
Who is this course suitable for?
This course is for you if you want to build up your dog's recall in a sensible and structured way, rather than just haphazardly.
If your dog doesn't reliably come back in everyday life, quickly loses focus when distracted, or if you finally want a clear system instead of trial and error, this course provides you with a comprehensible and effective training plan.
What you can expect in the course
In this course, you'll learn step-by-step how to build a reliable recall.
We'll not only look at which signal to use or how to reward your dog, but also at why recall so often fails in everyday life, the true role motivation plays, how to effectively increase training intensity, and how to analyze mistakes instead of just reacting.
The course is structured so that you understand the connections, can realistically assess your own training level, and receive a clear roadmap that you can implement in everyday life.
This is included in the course
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Clearly structured video modules
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Practical, fair, and comprehensible training structure
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Understandable explanations instead of unnecessary theory overload
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Concrete exercises for everyday life
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Reflection questions for better understanding
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Supplementary workbook for reflection and implementation
Course overview
The course is divided into several logically sequential modules. This allows you to not only look at individual exercises, but to truly understand how recall works as a system.
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Callbacks aren't a trick
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Motivation makes the difference
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Building the signal correctly
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Step by step to stability
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The emergency recall
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Analyzing mistakes and learning from them
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Recalls in everyday practice and generalization
Workbook included
Accompanying the course, you'll receive a workbook that helps you not only view the content but also truly apply it to your daily life.
Many things sound logical when you listen to them—but it's often only when you honestly write them down and think them through that you realize where you stand, what's already working well, and where you still lack clarity.
The workbook supports you in implementing exercises more consciously, recording key points, and staying on track throughout the training.
This is how you can work with the course
You can work through the course at your own pace.
Depending on the topic, it can be helpful to review certain content multiple times, try exercises more than once, and consciously set aside time to implement the concepts in your daily life.
The goal is not to finish as quickly as possible, but to develop the knowledge in a way that makes it practical and relevant to real-life situations.
Your access to the course
Price
After purchase, you will gain access to the course area and can work through the content at your own pace.
120€
FAQ
How do I access the course?
After purchase, you'll gain access through your member area. You'll find the course in your course section there.
Do I have to complete the course at set times?
No, you can work through the content at your own pace.
Is a workbook included?
Depending on the course, a supplementary workbook is included. You can find information about this on the respective course page.
Is the course also suitable for beginners?
Yes, the course is structured so that you are guided through the content step by step.
Can I also view the course on my mobile device?
Yes, the course section is also accessible on mobile devices. A larger screen is often more comfortable for the workbook and longer reflection sessions.