Sit, stay, come, ball, bring it to me, drop, hungry, thirsty, roll over, walk, out of the kitchen, no beg, go night-night, get back, heel, on your bed, catch it, easy, Daddy, shadow, leave-it, beach, ... I think that's it... So, 22. Well, that's one of my dogs, the other only learned about 5.
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Ugh my dogs don't listen at all. They used to know sit stay, come, fetch, drop, down. Now they just stare at me like I'm crazy.
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Sit, stay, wait, leave it, off, down, go to your crate, go to your bed, drop it, rollover, go get your water, get out (means go around something and come back to me).
And then there's the agility commands: over, tunnel, scramble, walk it, teeter, easy, table, go weaves, go on (continue taking what's in front if you), go go go (usually to push her through the chute lol). And the infamous: where's your chicken/cheese?
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Hahahaha... They know dinner, cereal,walk and bed time. They choose not to understand "no."
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Sit, wait, off, come, leave it, bedtime, and 'I've got to go' (he runs to his crate when we say that! Then all food words - breakfast, lunch, dinner, snack, treat, cookie, etc. He's not great with commands but we didn't train him too much beyond those things. His favorite words are 'do you wanna...' He just assumes it's going to be something good and gets so excited!
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Sit, stay, down, up (to stand on his two hind legs), off, high five, left, right, let's go!, go get it!, and no.
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Wow! Ours knows sit, lay down, treat, walk, lay down, go to bed, and move.
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Off, stay, come, down, settle, high five, shake, mommy/daddy, treat., fetch, ball, move, let's go, walk/park I think that's all.
Oh and if you're going to the bathroom and pick up the toilet paper roll, she leaves the room.
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Sit, stay, down, bed, get out of the kitchen, back up, find the treat, dinner, clean up (that one means eat the food I dropped on the floor)
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Ummm 2.
Sit and come.My dog's a douche.
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Sit, start, lay down, roll over, be handsome (sit on two back legs), drop it, leave it, go get it, crawl, shake, off, wait, bye-bye, and he come running when we whistle a few notes that DH's family uses with all their dogs.
I really want to teach him some more tricks and things to keep his brain active, but I've been lazy about training him lately!
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Stop licking the baby! Stop licking the baby! Stop licking the baby! Stop licking the baby! Stop licking the baby! Stop licking the baby! Stop licking the baby! Stop licking the baby!
Sit, lay down, high five, get out of the kitchen, don't cross the line, stop eating the cat food, go to bed.
Yeah, we don't have a great grasp on much of it. He is a sneaky cattle dog who is always pushing the limits. I love that dog!
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@lemondrop: rotfl!!
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@lemondrop: lmao! Yeah, that's commonly used here too.
I forgot about paw/shake, "talk to me"/growl, and "no lick".
@Rainbow Sprinkles: hahaha
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The older dog knows sit, sit pretty, dance, lay down, roll over, stop drop roll (fire drill), bang (I shoot @ her with my finger and she falls to her back like she's been shot), shake, speak, whisper, say I love you, get your tail, ball, bring it, stay, come here, go lay down, off, hop up, Little up (just puts front paws up she does this when we are visiting our hospice patients), easy, nibble, bed, walk, ride, get in back, out, go lay down.
That's about all. The other dog isn't as smart. Yet again we haven't really worked with him as much. He knows sit, off, grandma (he runs to door and barks), fetch ( kinda). oh and he's getting the hang of giving me 5 & get the kitty. That's is favorite!
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Sit, lie down, stay, no doggy, okay, leave it, get down, back up, are you hungry, manners, bathroom time, crate time, quiet bark, go get your ball, drop it, do you want to go out (not the bathroom but the car), bye bye.
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