What is a good recall word for dogs?

If you've worn out the word "come", this post offers 53 recall words for dogs. Many dog owners use the word "come" to bring their dog to them. However, "come" is a word we tend to toss around and so it can lose meaning and authority. Picking a recall word that doesn't get used often will help protect the word from getting thrown around in regular conversation. Saving the recall word for only recall will help your dog be clear about what is expected. When choosing a recall command for your dog, it's important to consider a few things about the word we decide to use. First, how often are we using this word in every day conversation. A word like "come" and "here" might get tossed around quite a bit. Second, the word shouldn't be too long. One to two syllable words tend to work the best as far as being able to call them out across a field. Here is a list of recall words that aren't "come" you can use for your dog's recall command. 1. Here 2. Now 3. Hurry 4. Chop 5. Quick You can also pick something fun that you don't use that often. 17. Speed 18. Accio 19. Jackpot 20. Pronto 21. Zip 22. Houston 23. Chevy 24. Pop 25. Fish 26. Treat 27. Snacks Unique Recall Words 28. Heigh-Ho 29. Boot 30. Hup 31. Heifer 32. Top 33. Queue 34. Escape 35. Soccer 36. Froggy 37. Red 38. Gluestick 39. Clutch 40. Mayday 41. Lightening Words to use for recall 42. Shotgun 43. Money 44. Cali 45. Flip 46. Yeehaw 47. Bamboo 48. Slingshot 49. Pebble 50. Bones 51. Accent 52. Whiskey 53. Touche

One last and very important requirement, you MUST think of a unique recall word. You will need an exciting word. Here are some examples from previous clients, yahoo, wahoo, your dog's name said in a unique way, cheezy, pup pup pup, treat treat. The requirement when choosing a word is that it can be said happy and it is not used for anything else.

This could be, ‘Come’, ‘Here’, or you can even use a whistle, just make sure you choose your word and stick to it. Begin by teaching your dog your chosen cue word for the recall. To introduce the word, stand near your dog and call them to you with lots of enthusiasm, using your chosen cue word and their name. When they come to you, give them a treat, or play with a toy for just a few seconds before stopping and moving away. Keep repeating this throughout the day, around your house, and your garden if you have one, until you’re happy that your dog understands the word. Once you’re happy they understand, try calling them when they’re in different area of the house, making sure you reward them as soon as they appear.