Online Recall Tips
A reliable recall can make all the difference to your dog’s safety and your peace of mind. This online course is based on my popular Rover Returns class, which I usually deliver in person—but while I’m on maternity leave, I’ve brought it online so you can still benefit from the same proven approach.
Designed to be practical and easy to follow, this course will guide you through building a strong, consistent recall step by step. You’ll learn how to motivate your dog to choose you, even around distractions, using positive, reward-based methods that strengthen your relationship along the way.
Train at your own pace, revisit lessons whenever you need, and start seeing real progress in your dog’s response—so you can enjoy more freedom and confidence together.
Only £15!
What You'll Learn
Building Focus & Attention
How to get your dogs focus and attention as without that it feels like you are calling into the void
Use of a Long Line
How to effectively and safety use long lines in training
Whistle Cues
Step to step guide on introducing the stop, turn and recall whistles
Recall
How to build a recall you can trust — starting with games in low-distraction environments and progressing safely.
Frequently Asked Questions
Still have questions? Take a look at the FAQ. If you’re feeling ready, go ahead and join with the button below.
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Every dog (and owner!) progresses at a different pace. You can move through the lessons in order or revisit sections as needed. There’s no fixed timeline — focus on steady progress rather than rushing.
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Once enrolled, you’ll receive login details to access the course through my Squarespace platform. You can log in anytime, from any device, and work through the lessons at your own pace. If you have trouble accessing your account, simply get in touch for support.
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This isn’t just a set of generic recall tips—it’s the online version of my proven Rover Returns class, refined through working with hundreds of dogs and their owners in real-life situations.
Real-world focus: You’ll learn how to build a recall that works outside—not just in the house or garden, but around everyday distractions.
Step-by-step structure: The course shows you exactly what to do, when to do it, and how to progress—so you’re never left guessing.
Practical training games: Simple, effective exercises you can fit into your daily routine, rather than long, formal training sessions.
Positive, ethical methods: No force, fear, or outdated techniques—just reward-based training that builds trust and motivation.
Designed for real life: Created with busy owners in mind, so you can train in short sessions and still see results.
Learn at your own pace: Revisit lessons as often as you need, without the pressure of keeping up with a group class.
It’s the same supportive, results-focused approach I use in person—made flexible so you can succeed on your own schedule.
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All training inside this course is reward-based and designed to be clear, supportive, and effective in everyday situations.
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That’s completely normal. Dogs learn at different speeds. Revisit the foundation steps, reduce distractions, and keep sessions short and positive. Progress comes with consistency.
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Short and frequent works best — just a few minutes at a time, several times a day.
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Can children be involved in the training?
Yes, with supervision. Clear guidance and consistency are key to helping your dog learn effectively.
