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Originally Posted by cajungal I tried sitting on the floor and crying. Trying to throw her toys. Trying to distract her with treats. Does not phase her one bit. And I don't keep her collar and leash on when she in the house. Only if I am taking her outside. |
If you really want to train her to come to you, a leash in the house is a great way. Every now and then you just reach down, pick up the leash, and say, "Chloe COME" in a happy perky voice. If she doesn't come to you right away, then you gently tug her to you until she is at your feet, then you PRAISE PRAISE PRAISE and give her a treat if you like.
Make coming to you the happiest thing in the world for her. Once you get her to come, then work on "drop it".
However, even though Wosie does come to me when I call her, and does know "drop it", when she has something she doesn't want me to have, she will still sometimes go the other way. As my last resort, I call her, run down the hall to the bathroom, and when she runs after ME, I shut the door with her in there! Then I can corner her and take the whatever away from her! No matter how many times I have done this, she thinks it is so much fun to run after me, she ALWAYS falls for it, lolol!!
Best of luck!