At A Glance
Bella is a 9-month-old Cavapoo who came to Off Leash K9 Training Toledo for a 2-Week Board and Train. Her training focused on recall, command reliability, leash manners, jumping, and staying calm around distractions.
Dog: Bella
Breed: Cavapoo
Age: 9 months
Location: Toledo, OH
Program: 2-Week Board and Train
Main Issues: Poor recall, flight risk, food bribery, leash pulling, jumping
Outcome: Better recall, improved reliability, stronger obedience, and calmer behavior
The Challenge
Before training, Bella was not reliable with commands and had difficulty coming when called. Because of this, she was considered a flight risk and needed stronger structure.
Before training, Bella struggled with:
- Not coming when called
- Ignoring commands without food
- Pulling on leash
- Jumping on people
- Getting too excited around distractions
- Needing more stability and reliability
The Training Approach
Bella completed a structured 2-Week Board and Train focused on obedience, recall, and calm behavior around distractions.
What training focused on:
- Teaching reliable obedience commands
- Strengthening recall
- Improving leash manners
- Reducing jumping
- Building stability around distractions
- Helping Bella stay calm in exciting moments
The Results
After two weeks, Bella had a stronger foundation for safer, more reliable behavior.
What improved:
- Recall became more dependable
- Command response improved
- Leash walking became more controlled
- Jumping became easier to manage
- Calm behavior improved around distractions
- Overall reliability increased
Trainer Insight
Bella needed structure, consistency, and confidence around distractions. Once training focused on recall, obedience, and calm follow-through, she had a better path toward becoming a more reliable young dog.
Ready for Better Recall and Reliability?
If your dog does not come when called, pulls on leash, or only listens when food is involved, professional training can help build better habits and safer obedience.
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