Master three cues that keep pets safer on walks, at doors, and outdoors.

For sit, lure the nose upward with a treat so the rear lowers, then mark and reward. Practice in quiet rooms before adding distractions.
Stay starts with one second of stillness, then gradual distance and duration. Release with a clear word like “okay.”
Come should always predict something great. Never call your pet only to end play or give medicine, or the cue loses value.