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Originally Posted by kikil  I never thought of doing it from my lap to start out with. I don't remember her telling us to do that in the classes either. But then again it's been a very long time. But I am kind of scared to do to it outside she just might run and I can't get her back. and she would be gone for good. I don't think anyone would give her back since she a yorkie. I think that there was one lose around here before and I don't think the owner ever got there little one. But I haven't heard anything more. it has been a while back. but I will try to do the lap and saying come and give her a treat and see what happen next. |
Since she has problems "listening" to you or paying attention to what you say, working up close at first to pop that treat into her mouth the moment you say "Come" will begin to connect the two in her mind pretty quickly. Naturally when you train her outside, she's in a fenced yard or on a fifty-foot extender lead you hook onto her regular leash to allow her to wander off a ways in order to test her reactions to "come" outside. Trust me, if you've trained her well inside B4 trying it outside and she thinks that warm, boiled chicken is waiting for her, she'll come running! Best of luck to you!