Alex, don't correct/punish your dog for eating bread at this point of the dog's training. I have two suggestions: 1). Practice recall with e-collar with bread placed on both sides of dog's path back to you. Have a higher value reward than the bread( or better/bigger bread) that you are treating dog with as he gets back to you. If dog is distracted by the bread, spread the bread out farther away from path. Practice, practice, and practice some more, gradually moving bread directly into dog's path. As dog is successful, make sure you praise and treat the hell out of him. 2). Teach leave it command. Once again use bread and a higher value treat. Throw a piece of bread on ground and as dog goes for it, cover it with your foot and say "Leave It." When dog stops trying to get bread from under your foot and looks at you, mark it with a "Yes", and treat dog. Eventually, you will be able to not cover bread with foot and just say "Leave It." One the dog learns the command, you could also overlay the e-collar at the dog's working level by holding down the continuous button until the dog looks at you.

@@chesapeakecanine thanks you for the tips will work on it. But just to be clear I didn't want to punished my dog for eating bread. I wanted to know when in your training the lvl is too high for not punishing my dog and go with lower distraction. If you have any tips on it I am really ready to listen! Thanks to take the time to help me I have one more question about your tips. I know bread is not good for dog so is it good to give it too them in treats? Or it's not Good but dog is addicted so I have to fight the power of the bread with the power of the bread ? Haha :) Thanks again!!

@@Playlist13057 Levels are very specific to the individual dog. If your dog is extremely well conditioned and trained, it would not be distracted. So I would go back to that. But if you want to correct your dog for the distraction, if you feel that he/she is well conditioned, go as high as you need to go but no higher. Call the dog back to you, while slowly dialing up the e-collar, pressing the continuous button, and putting pressure on the leash. When the dog turns to you, stop pressing the button, mark and reward. That is the level you would use for avoidance phase of his/her training.

@@chesapeakecanine Perfect i will slow down. The distration is maybe too intense for my dog. I will gratuated as you said. Thanks for you help @rick haefner. Last question i'm not sure to understand the part about the bread. You want me to use bread as treat to encouraged him to come to me ? Thanks Again ! I'm very gratefull that you take your time to help me !!

@@Playlist13057 I think he meant higher value reward than bread - like a small piece of meat or chicken.