the dog), have someone hold the dog. they should be verbally exciting to the dog, asking, “where did she go? what is she gets lost? can you find her?” and release the dog with a find it command.
give the dog a chance to work it out, but if he passes you more than twice, give him a “clue” by making a noise after he’s passed you the third time. a good clue is a distinctive but brief sound, such as clearing your throat or a short whistle that does not allow the dog to find you by using his hearing, but helps him target the general area you are in 