How to train your puppy to come when called

The first thing you need to do is figure out a reward to give to your puppy after he comes when called. Little pieces of yummy food usually serve as treats for food driven breeds such as Beagliers or Groodles, but if your little guy has a toy that he is particularly fond of, that may work, too. When you start with the training, do so at a time and place where there are no distractions. This makes it easier for him to focus on the treat or toy that you are using to make him come to you when called.

You should run this little training exercise a couple of times per day for the period of a week, after which it will be time to change things up. In the second week, you will continue to call his name and tell him to come, only this time you will stay in place. This should only be done when he is fully focused on you, rather than when he is eating or is otherwise distracted. Same rules apply when he does come, though, which is to offer the treat and lots of praise.
Once he has mastered coming to you when his name is called, take things a step further by doing it when he is distracted by something else. This will be a little bit more of a challenge, but he will eventually get the hang of it. Stay consistent with the treats and praise during this stage of his training and before long your puppy will reliably come when called.