True Recall
Weekly tips for large dog owners on mastering recall and off leash training
The weight of having a big dog shouldn't be this heavy.
A simple, proven formula for having a calm, loyal companion. No shaming. No high pressure tactics. Just a place to start.
✦ One recall drill in your inbox every week.
✦ Each week receive the drill, a reference video, and words of encouragement from Jashan and the community.
✦ Join a community of like-minded dog owners who have felt like their dog was on their last chance or just wanted the freedom to walk them off-leash.
Hi, I'm Jashan. 16 years ago my first dog was a maniac... and I did everything wrong at the time.
Mickey lunged. Barked her head off at the mailman. Bit a landscaper once. Strangers couldn't come to the house. Not because I wasn't trying ... I was doing everything the trendy books told me to do. It didn't work, because it was never going to.
Here's the honest part: I never fully got Mickey there. By the time I found training that actually worked, she was a sick senior... her body and mind were giving out on her. Her last years were calm and well-adjusted ... she finally made peace with the doorbell ... but they were spent mostly at home, not out on trails. That's what doing it wrong for too long costs you. I don't want it to cost you the same.
The Danes were the redemption arc. There's a bar in my town ... about 30,000 people ... that lets my Danes in off-leash during the week. I'm the only dog owner in town they allow to do that. I can tell them to sit in the corner by the dart board, and they'll hold it ... through the noise, the strangers, the chairs scraping, all of it ... until I say otherwise.
That's the whole philosophy, honestly. I don't care about spin or roll over. If your dog can do tricks, great. What I care about is a dog that's calm and on your hip the moment you say so — anywhere.
Ready for a dog that's calm and on your hip...anywhere?
True Recall ™
