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Our Aussie pup is 10 weeks old. She is very smart and will do just about anything for a treat. Sometimes when we tell her to come, she comes right to you. We praise her and give her the treat. Other times, she runs away and will not come. I think she is playing, but I want her to learn the Come command. How early can you teach a puppy to come and can someone give me a good method to try? I tried putting her on a long leash, but when I walk away, she just follows me.
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when teaching a puppy to come, try to spend a lot of time practicing and training in variety of situations.Crouch down to the dog's level and open your arms wide as if for a hug.this is the most welcoming posture for dogs.
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Positive reinforcement never fails to help me teach my dogs different commands. Check this as well http://dogobedienceadvice.com/dog_training_books.php -- these books are really very useful.
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