It’s night shift, an alert tone sounds and dispatch broadcasts an all unit response in reference to a home invasion that has just occurred at an apartment complex across town. While officers are enroute, dispatch advises that a male kicked in the back door of a home and fled on foot after being confronted by a resident inside. Officers arrive, secure the scene, and set up a perimeter for a K9 track.

We all desire to have an obedient dog that is incredibly attentive and responds quickly to our every command. It’s true that this can only be achieved with regular consistent training. However, there is one simple element you can add to your training that can very quickly begin producing these desired actions within your dog.