Sit Lie down Bow (so cute!) Bed Wait (before eating his dinner, taking a treat or going into/out of the house) Wait Please (when he gets ahead of me on a walk) Gentle (for taking treats) Leave it Drop it (not 100%)
Post by redheadbaker on Oct 22, 2012 7:59:16 GMT -5
Both know: Sit Down Stay Come Give Paw Give High Five Touch Easy (stop pulling on leash - the pit bull just selectively listens, grrr) Heel (walk at my knee and make eye contact -- again, the pit bull selectively listens) Watch me
Just my Aussie Shepherd knows: Roll over Beg (well, the pit bull knows what it means, but can't physically do it -- he falls over)
Post by patches31709 on Oct 22, 2012 8:50:20 GMT -5
Sit, stay, lay down, roll over, dead, bow, crawl, stand, sit up, beg, high five, paw (left foot), other paw (right foot), spin (clockwise), twirl (counter-clockwise), back up, quiet, leave it, walk, heel, 8 (figure eights through our legs), get your ball, get your frisbee, bring it, watch me
Very few are useful except for times when he has too much energy and we just need to make him use his brain for a few minutes to tire him out.
Post by setsail1999 on Oct 22, 2012 9:26:47 GMT -5
My guys know a bunch. Aside from the basics they do left/right shake, back, bow, scootch(keeping a bow and scooting backwards), spin/twirl, swish (spin in front and back up between my legs or under my bent knee), jive (back around me in a circle), spot, beg, over, hup (jump on my back or bent knee), and I'm sure others I forgot.
Patches- I didn't know Patches played frisbee we actually have a micro-dog division for dogs under 25lbs or under 16in tall. I'm not sure where you are located but we have a tournament in NY every August.
Hug Kiss turn around jump catch wait "do you wanna..." he knows he has a choice inside outside pee pee poopy cookie ice water play ball bone smile - he literally smiles sleep shake go stop hurry up home "bang" - he dramatically falls over dead..sometimes you have to shoot him a couple times and sometimes he walks around hurt before he falls down. It's hilarious. play dead - he just rolls over on his back arms in the air wipe your feet- for when it rains wipe your mouth - after dinner bc he eats raw food high five leave it hungry eat
Patches- I didn't know Patches played frisbee we actually have a micro-dog division for dogs under 25lbs or under 16in tall. I'm not sure where you are located but we have a tournament in NY every August.
Oh really? Where in NY? He's pretty good at catching it, nothing spectacular, but he uses a soft frisbee. I'll probably have to change to regular frisbees, huh?
Post by setsail1999 on Oct 23, 2012 8:26:05 GMT -5
nah, for locals we don't make you use a specific disc I don't think.
It is a 2 day (training/clinics on Sat and competition on Sun) just east of Binghamton. And one on Long island as well in July. Oh, and a new one in NJ (basking ridge) this year.
Max doesn't know a ton: sit, wait, go pee, go poo, down are the main ones.
Lily knows a lot: sit, stay, wait, down, shake, other one (or her to shake the other hand), high five, double high five, roll over, go get me "X" (name a specific toy), go pee, ready ready (for poop), leave it, drop it, take it, easy (for soft mouth when taking pills), and then a bunch of agility commands.
nah, for locals we don't make you use a specific disc I don't think.
It is a 2 day (training/clinics on Sat and competition on Sun) just east of Binghamton. And one on Long island as well in July. Oh, and a new one in NJ (basking ridge) this year. [/quote
Oh cool, I'll have to look into that. Thanks for the info!
Post by dearprudence on Oct 23, 2012 22:28:59 GMT -5
Sit Down Stay Roll over Up "bang"-play dead Dance Hop Wait Heel Closer Hoover-come clean up the mess I made in the kitchen Shake High five Give kisses Family hug Off Bath-confusing, actually means go to your bed. Because that's where he runs when he thinks we want to give him a bath. Get a toy
Come (walk to me and sit down in front of me) Sit Wait (draw an invisible line with your hand and she cannot cross it) Release Lay down Get down (off a bed or couch) Up-up (into a car, onto a bed or couch) Shake Jump up (front paws into your hands) High-five Leave it Drop it Potty Out (leave the room) Back up (not 100%, she backs up like 6 inches) Go to your room (crate or bed) No begging
Notably, she does not know stay or speak/bark.
She is very good at reading my facial cues and we really "get" each other at this point. We're very attuned to each other. I love it!
The most useful ones are out, wait/release, leave it, and go to your room, because they help me keep her safe in the kitchen and around the house. High five is her best trick just for fun. Also she generally knows she is not allowed on the furniture unless she is invited, which is not a trick but it keeps her from getting fur on my pillows and stuff, which is immensely helpful.
Sit Stand (for grooming) Stay Down Come Wait (balancing a treat on his nose) Wait (don't run out the door until I say ok) Heel With me Outside Find ball Give Whoops (come clean up the food that I dropped) Go home (crate)
Post by mrs.jacinthe on Nov 29, 2012 13:20:56 GMT -5
Dot knows: sit wait lay leave it (although obedience on this one is spotty at best) come stairs inside off stand place (she's supposed to go and stand in the place where I point. Useful at the vet's office) gimme belly (our version of roll over. She never made it all the way around, so I gave up.) paw mine load up (jump into the car) out makeapoop! (LOL, has to be said as one word. If I say it as three words, she just looks at me.) easy (for taking food) look! (for cleaning up a mess/spill)
She also knows the treat-from game, which isn't really a command, but which is popular at parties. "This treat is from ..." and she's not allowed to eat the ones from the vet. LOL For the record, she's really good at the vet and not afraid at all. In fact, we've played this game FOR the vet and she thinks its hilarious.
Miko knows a lot, but the one people are most impressed by is "wait". You can literally drop a steak in front of him, say the command, and he will wait for "go get it" or "leave it". He'll also stop mid-meal if we say the word, but that's torturous so we don't do that to him unless we need to.
Post by independencegirl74 on Dec 3, 2012 14:21:40 GMT -5
Zoey knows: Sit Down Paw/Other Paw High Five/Other High Five/Double High Five Roll Over Play Dead Speak Stay Come Bed (goes to her bed in the living room) Crate (goes to her crate) Up Off Spin (in a circle) Crawl Look Wait Okay! (universal release if she's staying/waiting for something)
ETA: Go pee Outside/inside Give In the car! (must be said with enthusiasm, or she doesn't get up the excitement to jump and just sticks her front paws on the seat )
Sit, Stay, Here, Bed, Kennel, Shake, Down, Take It, Leave It, Off, Out, Okay( this is the word we use to release her from previous command), Focus, Quiet.
She knows all of those commands but she chooses when to listen to them
My eldest brother got on me for teaching her commands that are not single words. But, she's a smart dog and understands a lot!
Let's see. She knows:
Sit. Lay down. Shake (but she often does with both paws, SO CUTE!!) Go to bed. Go to sleep. (lol. If she wont settle down when we're in bed and I say that, she plops down and lays her head down) Outside. Go to the bathroom. Come. She used to know 'give me a hug'. I would sit on my knees and say that, and she would jump up with her paws on my shoulders and lick my face. But I didn't stick with it for long and I think she forgot it. Give me a kiss. Speak, but she seems to only do it when I have a treat in my hand. Down. Let's go for a walk, or, let's go bye bye, and she always heads for the door. She knows treat, food, pizza, etc, all means the same to her and she always heads for the kitchen lol. I do spoil her I admit.
There's more that I can't think of atm, but she is a great dog and I love her to pieces! She is so sweet and loving, and very obedient, and she loves people.
Do any of your dogs mimick you? Some times when I'm in bed, and I wake up and stretch, she'll yawn. Or if we're laying in bed and I take a deep breath, she takes a deep breath. I heard that it's a sympathy thing. There is one thing she does and it's sooooo freaking cute!! My mom didn't believe it until she saw it. But some times my dog gets really sneezy, and one day I just started saying "bless you sneezy!!!", and she'd sneeze again. I'd say it again, and she'd sneeze once more. It's so funny!!! And it's gotten to where this will happen 2, 3 or even 4 times in a row now. ;D ;D