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Do any of you guys know super cute and fun tricks to teach a puppy?
I want to train Kismath, right now we're working on the basics, sit, lay, stay, etc...
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test
Posted: 12:05:45 PM 8/19/2005
I want to teach her some new fun tricks, that will impress my mom. I want to impress my mom, because if it wasn't for her Kismath would be....
My mom would be very impressed if I taught Kismath some cute tricks, and it would be great fun to teach her. She learns pretty quickly as long as food is an incentive. I love teaching her, its just fun.

So, any cute, mostly easy tricks you have, please share:)
test
Posted: 12:07:32 PM 8/19/2005
Here are some links to sites that help you teach fun tricks-

http://www.loveyourdog.com/tricks.html

http://www.critterchat.net/dogtricks.htm

http://www.angelfire.com/on2/dogtricks/home.html

My personal favorite is wave :)
test
Posted: 12:10:06 PM 8/19/2005
I taught my dog to sneeze on command!:-)
test
Posted: 12:10:07 PM 8/19/2005
LOL, sneeze on command?

Thanks, for all the links!

***Edited By: Neha on 8/19/2005 12:10:39 PM***
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test
Posted: 12:16:36 PM 8/19/2005
I taught mine to give 5 and high five! Everyone thinks its really cute and its really easy to teach. I would recommend clicker training for teaching tricks. Jada learned high 5 in a couple of days. Now I'm teaching her to play dead. Have fun!
test
Posted: 12:17:34 PM 8/19/2005
What is clicker training?
test
Posted: 12:21:03 PM 8/19/2005
Training(Clicker)
www.flyingdogpress.com <http://www.flyingdogpress.com>; (articles about positive training)
Easy Walk Harness - about half way down this page:
<http://www.sitstay.com/store/equip/collars2.shtml>;
www.apdt.com <http://www.apdt.com>; has a trainer search.
Clicker sites:
<http://www.clickertraining.com/home/index.htm>;
<http://www.clickersolutions.com/>;
<http://www.clickandtreat.com/>;
<http://www.wagntrain.com/OC/GetStarted.htm>;
<http://www.clickertrain.com/>;
<http://www.clickertales.com/>;
<http://www.dogscouts.com/retrieve.shtml>;
<http://www.dogscouts.com/attention.shtml>;
<http://www.collargirl.com/teach-stay.html>;
<http://www.flyingdogpress.com/selfpg.html>;
<http://www.dogforme.com/pages/roadkill.html>;
<http://www.uwsp.edu/psych/dog/dog.htm>;

test
Posted: 12:22:31 PM 8/19/2005
My Beagle listens to where we are in the house and knocks on the closest door to be let in. If you ignore her she'll knock harder and then if you still don't open the door she'll back up take a running start and use both paws on the door. You have no chose but to open it.



***Edited By: beaglecookie on 8/19/2005 12:24:58 PM***
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test
Posted: 12:23:34 PM 8/19/2005
Ohhh, I see. Thanks you very much for all those links!
test
Posted: 12:32:32 PM 8/19/2005
We taught one of our dogs to give me 5 and high 5 and to dance. We was a small large dog, golden retreiver/collie mix and to dance I would put my arm out in front of me and he would stand on his hind legs and dance with me. That dog would also let you put a treat on his nose and wait for the command ok and then he would flip it in theair a little and catch in his mouth. The dog we have now, Cody, a Bichon Frise/Westie mix does all the basics and he too dances except he dances by standing up on his hind legs and twrils around. He also walks for us on his hind lengs, we haven't been able to teach him to hold the treat on his nose yet, we are working on roll over and he is doing pretty good with catching the treat when commanded to "catch". Good luck and have lots of fun training.
test
Posted: 3:33:35 PM 8/19/2005
Tricks are cute, but I think what would be more important and more imporessive to your mom would be basic obedience, espcially down and stay. However, I do think that shaking hands would be kind of cute for a first trick and would be easy to teach. Good luck to you both :-)
test
Posted: 3:36:49 PM 8/19/2005
She is being taught basic obediance right now, and is enrolled for classes soon. Currently she can sit and stay and is being taught lie down.
test
Posted: 3:39:48 PM 8/19/2005
Jump through a hoop
Touch a target (Like your finger)
test
Posted: 3:47:31 PM 8/19/2005
I have a good one, I can get my moms dog to die after he gets shot.

I hold my hand like a gun, say bang and..
he will moen and fall to the ground on his back with his toung out.

It only took me 2 huge bags of puppy treats to teach him that trick & many many many days.

Oh ya he is one big ham.

***Edited By: Rottlover on 8/19/2005 3:47:52 PM***
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test
Posted: 4:30:49 PM 8/19/2005
Oh, good. I'm glad you're teaching her the basic obedience, too. . She is so very lucky that you and your mom found her when you did. I think the fact that your mom let you bring her home is half the battle, too :-) She really is adorable.
test
Posted: 4:35:39 PM 8/19/2005
Yeah, my mom and I were talking, and we decided that we're to attached to her now to let her go anywhere, so she's a permanent resident here, but I just want to show my mom that it was a good idea to keep her, because she's a smart little thing.
test
Posted: 5:05:56 PM 8/19/2005
Oh, good . I'm so happy to hear that :-)
test
Posted: 5:18:07 PM 8/19/2005
Ooops. double post

***Edited By: harlee29 on 8/19/2005 5:18:45 PM***
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test
Posted: 6:02:23 PM 8/19/2005
Sorry, I was and will never be a fan of the shoot your dog trick. I know it isn't hurting them but why would you want to pretend to shoot your pet and have them pretend to be dead? Just my feelings.
test
Posted: 6:04:48 PM 8/19/2005
Codys Mom-that is a favorite trick of the kids we visit in hospitals. When the dog 'dies' they all gasp and then she comes back to life her but all wiggling! They absolutely love it!
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