5 Cool Unique Commands You can Teach Your Dog
Dogs are quite smart and are eager to please their owners. The smartest
breed of dogs is the poodle, so it’s no wonder most circus acts used
poodles. However, any dog can learn to answer to your unique commands
and do as they’re told. The following list is 10 cool, unique tricks you
can teach your dog. Be persistent and soon your dog will be the most
obedient and cool pet you have ever had.
1. Don’t be shy
This command involves getting your dog to hide his eyes with paws or
hide his face against your lap. Have you noticed that dogs don’t like
you touching their noses? Well, blowing on their noses is even worse for
them. What you do is blow on your dog’s nose and say the command: don’t
be shy. Your dog will either move its face or hide its eyes with his
paws. After performing the trick, give your dog a treat and say “good
dog”. Keep repeating this procedure for a couple of days and substitute
the treat with just saying “good dog” or petting it. With a certain
amount of time your dog will automatically cover his eyes with his paws
every time you tell him “don’t be shy”. Remember to always praise it or
pet it.
2. To act crazy
Dogs sometimes like to act in a very unique crazy way when they get
excited; they either jump around or run really fast in circles. When you
see your dog doing this say the command: act crazy. It might take
several attempts, but always reward your dog with treats or praise to
motivate its behavior.
3. Cry
This one is a little harder to obtain, but when you hear your dog
whining, say: cry. Praise it and give it a treat. Keep trying until
it gets it and then you have a dog that cries on command.
4. High-five
Now this one gets a little tricky too, because dogs are ticklish and
don’t like it when you touch their paws. With practice you can
make your dog high five with you. So, extend your hand in the high five
position and give the command, you may need to pet or
physically make your dog high five with you.
5. Where is.. fill in the blank
This trick can come in handy for finding objects or guiding your dog
towards another person. It involves saying: Where is….
and fill in the blank with any possible thing you can think of. After
your dog finds the object or the person praise it and give a treat.