What commands does your dog know?

Camelina

Sit
Down,
Up
Paw
other one(paw)
Where's........(who ever)
Find it
Close
leave it
Spit it out
Over(jump)
Help me


In/out and OK(as in typically used for 'release/ok to do something type thing)
What is it (cue to be extra vigilant/barking etc)
Walk
Come
Wait/stay

Many of them(obviously not all) I have also done hand signals with too which is now a blessing as her hearing is poor.

marlot

We have:

The usual sit, stay, wait, heel etc
Plus
paw, other paw, left paw, right paw, give me 5, give me ten
toilet
has anyone fed the doggie? (though she has been known to tell lies!)
cross (the road)
in the basket (toys/balls)
bed (dog)
outside (dog)
no toys inside (leave the stick at the door)
take it outside (treat which she will then take out to the garden)
tummy (for grooming underneath)
push (push the piece of the nina otteson toy with her nose)
pull (pull the piece of the toy with her paw)
ears (come and give an ear for it to be cleaned)
kiss
toilet
find ... (find the ball, find the treat etc).
gently - take the food with just the front teeth
enough - stop what you're doing and calm down

go on then - start eating. She recently had to have a minor op, and when she came around from the anaesthetic they put half a tin of dog meat in front of her. She watched it for 30 mins without touching it because they hadn't told her she could start!

Edit: forgot a few!
Excuse me (dog will move out of the way, even if shes lying down)
we also have hand signals for the core commands - sit, down, come etc
see them off (birds in garden)
on guard (but she tends to be pretty on guard most of the time)
quiet (stop barking)

cheepskate_2

Ours has mastered quite a few

Right
Left
Straight on
Daddy
Where is he (anyone)
Bone
Ball
Sit etc

The only one she hasn't mastered is " come " In fact sometimes I think she's never heard it before.

Camelina

marlot-we used to have a command for eating food too when very young but we let it go after reading something(can't remember if magazine or newspaper) about a dog going into kennels and not eating a thing because the 'right' command hadn't been given. However, with our food/dropped food etc, the dog will not touch it until told it is ok to do so, seriously we could leave our dinner on a plate on the floor and it wouldn't be touched

peachyprice

Our Yorkie does the usual
sit
stay
lie down
wait (crossing roads)
cross
fetch
bed
wee
walkies
bathtime
etc. etc

The strangest one is when you ask him where our oldest son is he grabs a toy and runs to find him. I think our son has been training him in secret, we certainly haven't taught him that his name means playtime.

My aunts Yorkie does the cutest thing, he knows all his individual toys, which she hides over the house then asks him to fetch, he gets the right one every time.

Quinny_2

High five
Which hand is it in (And picks it correctly all of the time)
Paw
Show me what you want (When she sits looking at you when you eat and then politely takes the food)
Kiss (followed by sloppy wet one to your face)
Car
Wee wee (Goes to door)
Ball
Cats
Postman
Bones (The packet variety, her favourite)
Bed
Lead or walkies or field
Gently (When taking food or toy)
Mama/Sophie's here
Find your ball

Melonade

My dog is a pain in the bum, he knows plenty but rarely does as he's told!!

He knows,

sit
down
paw
spin
high 5
play dead
close the door

He also knows "in or out" which means "are you going in the garden or back in the house". He'll even stand there for a couple of seconds to think about it properly before he decides

His worst habit is understanding words and even sentences :rotfl: We've invented a million different ways to say we are going to the shop so he doesn't know what we're talking about... until he gets on to it!!

We were talking about the Bahamas the other day and he heard banana's which kicked him off in thinking we were going to give him a banana!! Sometimes when were talking his head tilts and we have to go back through the convo to try and work out what he heard.

Like I said he's a pain in the bum... anyone want him?

Welshwoofs

My Neo Mastiff doesn't know that many as he's not really a breed for obedience training. His commands are:

Sit - I rarely do this now as he has hip dysplasia
Lie down
Stop - If he's off lead and I want to get him to stop so I can pop his lead on
No! - To get him to stop whatever bad behaviour he's engaging in
Cross - To cross roads
Quick, Quick - To speed up if he's ambling
Wee Wee - To pee on command (only used last thing at night)
Shake - To lift a paw
Drink - To come and have water out on a walk
Treat - To let him know a treat is coming and to sit and wait for it
Dinner - To get off his bed and come and get dinner
In the car - To run up his ramp and into the car
Wait - To sit in the car until I set his ramp up to get out or to wait before crossing a road
A whistle - To recall
This way (plus hand gesture) - To indicate which way we're walking when he's off lead
Who's that? (plus hand gesture) - To indicate someone he knows and what direction they're in
Get it! - To chase off wood pigeons from the garden
Sleepy time - To get on his bed after his night-time wee

shedhead55

These are most of the words and phrases that our 10YO Jack Russell responds to

Sit
Down
Stay
Wait
Go Get It
See It Off
In y' Bed
In the Car
Walk (Time for, favourite!)
Trot
Din-Dinns (Time for!)
Chew? (Do you want)
Won't be long (A phrase we use to suppress false hopes such as the "w" word heard in error)
Going to Nana's (Telling her we are going)
Grandad's (Telling her we are going)
Where's y' ball
Where's Mummy?
Where's Daddy?
Wee Wee
Drop It
Leave it
No!

The last three don't always work.

She also has an uncanny knack of becoming very excited just before we arrive at a destination in the car, usually shortly before we slow for the final turning and even if she's never been there before.

Dunroamin

"Din dins!"
"Bikkies!"

He may know others but those are the only ones he takes any notice of!