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Dog training does not have to be complicated, nor does it take enormous amounts of time to teach your pet the basics. Speaking of basics, we all want our dogs to come to us when called. There are many ways to go about this dog training procedure, below is perhaps the easiest way.

While there are many ways to teach this command, some can prove to be more difficult than others, but if you are wanting an easier way to teach your puppy to come when called then try by starting with a hungry dog and a handful of treats.

1) First stand in front of your dog and hold a dog treat in between your thumb and index finger so it can easily be seen. Your arm should be in front of you but resting on your leg.

2) Now, you need to get the puppy a bit excited and to do this simply call your dog using the Come Here command in an excited tone. Make sure that the tone is not too excited as it only need to be enough to get the puppies attention.

3) Your puppy should start running towards you, especially at the sight of the dog treat in your hand. Most dogs come running at the first hint of food, but your puppy may need a little more motivation. If after a moment he does not respond, your next move is to squat down and reach out with the treat just slightly, while calling his name again and getting the come command.

4) Upon arrival to the treat, make an attempt to get the puppy into the sitting position before he is allowed to receive the treat. To do this simply stroke the back of the puppys neck while applying gentle pressure until he is seated all the while you are praising him in a gentle voice. Once the puppy sits, give him the treat.

5) Within time you will be able to accomplish this command without ever having to use a treat by simply offering the puppy only praise.