Rapid Recall:
The Art of Coming when Called
Teach your dog to come back — even when the world is exciting.
Does your dog:
ignore you at the park?
become distracted outdoors?
struggle to disengage from other dogs, smells, people, or movement?
suddenly develop “selective hearing” once off lead?
You’re not alone.
For many dog owners, recall feels frustrating, unreliable, and honestly a little stressful.
At Paws & Reward, our Rapid Recall course helps Adelaide dogs learn that coming back to their person is rewarding, exciting, and worth choosing — even around distractions.
Using practical games and real-world training strategies, we help you build a stronger, safer, and more reliable recall outdoors.
✨ Small classes • Qualified, force-free trainers • Real-world training ✨
Upcoming Adelaide Recall Classes
Blackwood Uniting Church:
Saturday 27 June - 10.15am
Flagstaff Hill Scout Hall
Saturday 18 July at 11.40am
What You’ll Learn
During this 3-week course, you and your dog will learn:
Fun recall games that make coming back exciting
How to build focus and engagement outdoors
Practical ways to work around distractions
Strategies to improve reliability in real-world environments
How to safely use long lines during training
Common recall mistakes and how to avoid them
How to build value in staying connected to you
This course focuses on creating a dog who wants to come back — not one who responds out of fear or pressure.
✨ Qualified, force-free trainers
✨ Small class sizes (max 6 dogs)
✨ Real-world training strategies
✨ Evidence-based methods
✨ Supportive, judgement-free environment
Course Details
Course Length:
3 weekly lessons
Class Size:
Maximum 6 dogs
Locations:
Blackwood Uniting Church or Flagstaff Hill Scout Group
Investment:
$165 incl. GST
Included:
Rapid Recall e-booklet and graduation gift
Required Equipment
To get the most out of the course, dogs will need:
a comfortable harness
a standard lead (ideally 1.8-2 m)
high-value treats
a 5-metre recall lead
A recall lead and treat pouch can be added during booking if needed.
Ready to Feel More Confident Letting Your Dog Off Lead?
Help your dog learn to come back when called — even when the environment is exciting.
Build engagement, confidence, and practical real-world skills in a supportive, force-free environment.