Field notes · Dog training in Angier & Raleigh, NC
What is the difference between come and let's go?
Come means come to me. Let's go means move along with me. Using them interchangeably teaches a dog that neither one means very much.
In the trainer's words
There's "let's go" and there's "come", right? Those are two commands. And a lot of people don't use them right, and they mix them up, and then they confuse the dog. And he doesn't need to be confused at all.Kelton, Head Trainer, Angier K9 Consultants
Seen with 1 dog: Finn
2 recorded moments, each one linked to the exact second it happens in a full training session published unedited. Trainers call this "let's go" is not "come".
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