Comments on: what kinds of tricks can your dog do? http://holydogwater.com/what-kinds-of-tricks-can-your-dog-do.html Refreshment for Man's Best Friend Sat, 10 Dec 2011 16:57:22 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Noble Romanov http://holydogwater.com/what-kinds-of-tricks-can-your-dog-do.html/comment-page-1#comment-210 Noble Romanov Sat, 29 May 2010 02:10:37 +0000 #comment-210 Dog training is fun and might be very hard at times, but with some patience and lotsa best friend love, your pal will be healthy and extremely happy. These are effective tips composed by the author that all dog owners should go over : thanks. Dog training is fun and might be very hard at times, but with some patience and lotsa best friend love, your pal will be healthy and extremely happy. These are effective tips composed by the author that all dog owners should go over : thanks.

]]> By: Deborah M http://holydogwater.com/what-kinds-of-tricks-can-your-dog-do.html/comment-page-1#comment-155 Deborah M Tue, 20 Apr 2010 17:32:13 +0000 #comment-155 I have a lab who loves learning new tricks. One of my favorites is play dead. We point our hand at her like a gun and say BANG! really loudly and she lays down on her back and doesn't move. Some easy ones to train that you didn't mention are roll over, speak, sit pretty, and heel. Heel can be alot of fun to train. If you get out into an open yard practice with him off leash by making turns, starting and stopping, going by distractions, etc. Whenever you stop make him sit immediately. You will get a really obedient dog if you continue to do this. Oh another one that's harder to do. My baby was to hungry to master it! Put a treat on his nose and teach him to leave it until you give him a command. My dog learned how to throw it up and catch it, but never waited for the command. I have a lab who loves learning new tricks. One of my favorites is play dead. We point our hand at her like a gun and say BANG! really loudly and she lays down on her back and doesn’t move.

Some easy ones to train that you didn’t mention are roll over, speak, sit pretty, and heel.

Heel can be alot of fun to train. If you get out into an open yard practice with him off leash by making turns, starting and stopping, going by distractions, etc. Whenever you stop make him sit immediately. You will get a really obedient dog if you continue to do this.

Oh another one that’s harder to do. My baby was to hungry to master it! Put a treat on his nose and teach him to leave it until you give him a command. My dog learned how to throw it up and catch it, but never waited for the command.

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