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Recall Rally Workshop

$65.00

Because Your Recall Could Save Your Dog’s Life

Recall Rally is a structured community event focused on building reliable recall in real-world environments. We’ll work on teaching dogs to return to their handler willingly and enthusiastically—even with distractions present. This is not about yelling “come” louder; it’s about creating clarity, motivation, and trust.

Using games, movement, and strategic setups, dogs learn that coming back to their person is safe, rewarding, and consistent. Owners learn how to reinforce recall in everyday life and understand when, where, and how to practice for real reliability.

Because Your Recall Could Save Your Dog’s Life

Recall Rally is a structured community event focused on building reliable recall in real-world environments. We’ll work on teaching dogs to return to their handler willingly and enthusiastically—even with distractions present. This is not about yelling “come” louder; it’s about creating clarity, motivation, and trust.

Using games, movement, and strategic setups, dogs learn that coming back to their person is safe, rewarding, and consistent. Owners learn how to reinforce recall in everyday life and understand when, where, and how to practice for real reliability.

Why Recall Matters

Reliable recall is one of the most important life skills for dogs. It creates freedom, increases safety, and strengthens trust between dog and handler. This event gives you the tools to practice recall realistically—without risking safety.

What We’ll Work On

  • Building value in coming when called

  • Disengaging from people, dogs, and environmental distractions

  • Name recognition and recall cues

  • Games that strengthen responsiveness and speed

  • How to practice recall safely in the real world

Who This Is For

  • Dogs who “come… eventually”

  • Dogs who struggle to disengage outdoors

  • Owners who want safer, more reliable off-leash or long-line freedom

  • Dogs who are social or neutral with people and dogs

Dogs will remain on leash or long lines unless otherwise directed