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Dog training plan for distracted dogs

Your dog has 47 hobbies outside and listening to you isn’t one of them. Bubbas gives you a focus and recall training plan with short daily reps so walks get easier and “come here” starts to mean something.

Outcome you’re training for: more check-ins, fewer pull-and-drag moments, and a dog who can hear you outside — even when the world is loud.

“My dog was a sweet angel inside and a total squirrel-chaser outside. Bubbas gave me a simple daily plan for focus — short enough that I actually did it. Walks are calmer, and he checks in with me way more now.”

— James K., border collie mix, leash pulling & recall

What you’ll work on

  • Building reliable recall (“come” actually working)
  • Reducing leash pulling with loose-leash walking drills
  • Focus exercises that work around real distractions
  • Impulse control (squirrels, other dogs, food on the ground)
  • Engagement games that make you more interesting than the environment

How the plan works

We start indoors where it’s boring (on purpose). Your dog learns the pattern first, then we add distractions gradually. Short daily reps beat one long session — that’s how recall becomes reliable.

Many dog parents notice early wins as “less zig-zag pulling” and “faster refocus” when they practice daily for a week.

Start the focus & recall plan

Better walks start this week.

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