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The same principle applies to commands like “place” or “here.” For me, “here” has a very specific meaning: I want the dog to come in close and anchor with me—either sitting in front and looking up, or coming to my side and sitting calmly. This avoids the all-too-common “flyby recall,” where a dog races in, brushes past, and bolts off again.

By reinforcing “here” consistently, you teach the dog that it isn’t just about showing up—it’s about connecting and staying engaged with you. Every spontaneous moment can become a teachable moment if you’re paying attention.

So remember: don’t wait for perfect training sessions. Use the small, everyday chances. Those are the moments that add up to reliability, trust, and real communication with your dog.
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