Pet.com believes that in order for a dog to learn to look at you when you call its name, you should use things that the dog is more interested in (toys, candies, etc.) to attract the dog's attention.

This is a very important exercise. It can ensure that in future training, no matter what the situation is at any time, when you call the dog's name, you can focus the dog's attention on the owner.

At the beginning, you can call the dog's name while holding an object that the dog likes, and slowly move it back and forth between the dog's eyes and the owner's jaw. Then, one of the times, give the dog something he likes

Let the dog feel happy to call its name. Note that when calling the dog's name, even if the dog occasionally looks up at the owner's face with the call, you should give it a lot of encouragement, pet its head, and sometimes give it some rewards. In order to make the fixation time gradually increase, the time of giving the reward should also be gradually extended accordingly. When you call your dog's name, you don't have to lean down. Just hold something that the dog likes and move back and forth between the dog's eyes and the owner's chin to attract the dog's attention and make it focus on the owner's face.