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In this short video, the speaker advises dog owners on how to use recall commands wisely. He argues that calling a dog back every time it gets distracted will make the dog resent the recall, so owners should reserve recall for serious safety situations, accepting that occasional chases of squirrels or rabbits are inevitable if the dog is allowed off‑lead. He outlines two strategic paths: either keep the dog on a leash for life or invest heavily in intensive training to achieve reliable off‑lead behavior. The core message is to balance a dog’s natural desire to chase with the owner’s safety concerns by using recall selectively and choosing a management style that matches their priorities.

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