If you are meaning "how to get your dong to come to you"
Its simple, first make sure he knows its name. Cut a hotdog in to smal pecies. and sit away from you dog and say "come" make sure he sees the treat and repeat this but slowly reducing the treats you give your dog.
Spending more time with him or her would help too.
My dog is great at coming when I order him to. I taught him that by going on a normal walk with him in the forest, and when he didn't pay attention to me I turned around and ran the other way and yelled "come!" to him. Once he came to me I gave him one of those dog snacks, a hotdog if you want. I started with this when he was very young because he didn't feel safe alone and he wanted to stay with his family. Therefore he always turned around and ran to me when I said "come". Now he's used to always come when I tell him to.
The way you explain up there is the "normal" way to do it. The problem about doing it that way is that the little hotdog piece isn't always the best thing in the world. If your dog is a male in his puberty period and he sees a female dog, he will of course choose the dog instead of that old boring hotdog you have. But by doing it my way you also create a fear of being left alone.
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Could be a picture of a dog, a painting of a dog, a coin or medallion with the imprint of a dog.
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A therapy dog, a guide dog, guard dog, and a police dog.
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Dog Trainer.
You are not a dog.
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No. A dog has to do what a dog has to do.