what r some things i can teach or games i can play with my GSD??

Question

do u knwo any kool trickes or games etc.? like i already taught him how to sit, give paw, lay, crawl, jump, n stay n come. do any of u have any other suggestaons its the summer n i wanna spend a lot of time with my dog :)

Answer 1

just have fun with him :-)

Answer 2

You can teach her just about anything!! My GSD love a game called "find it". This'll be easy because she already knows "stay". Get a biscuit and tell her to stay. Let her watch you hide it. Then tell her to 'find it'. She'll have seen you hide it, and she'll go and dig it out. Do this for a while, and then when she gets good at it, hide a treat without letting her watch. Tell her to "find it" again. She'll use her nose to do it this time.
Once you get that down, you can make it more complicated. Keep throwing tricks in there - hide it in harder places, expand the search area to several rooms, etc. Mine loves this game, and eventually, with this groundwork, you can work up to teaching her how to track things.
Good luck!!

Answer 3

What about buying a jump and ramp for doing some backyard agility training?

Answer 4

i think the only thing that wasn`t on the other list is picking a paper,mag or book by name;i.e. reader`s digest,tvguide,ect.good luck and have fun

Answer 5

•Bare teeth (Cues: “Be a wolf,” or “What do sharks look like?,” or “Do you like tuna?”)
•Bark
•Beg
•Bite water or snap at air (away from anyone’s face!)
•Bow
•Cock your head to one side
•Dig
•Growl
•Howl (Heard the Spice Girls latest CD?)
•Kiss
•Let go of rope
•Nod your head
•Nose touch to hand
•Gimme four, also known as Low four (realistic version of Gimme Five)
•Put paws on a person’s shoulders
•Rub muzzle on floor
•Shake hands
•Shake your head
•Shake yourself
•Speak
•Wag tail
•Walk backwards
•Wave
•Yawn
Two point tricks
•Bark silently (Whisper)
•Circle around me
•Crawl
•Did you wash your hands? (dog sits up in Beg position but shows pads)
•Fan the flames (two paws)
•Figure 8
•Nose touch to other objects (naming objects or just pointing)
•Permit the wearing of sunglasses or hat
•Play dead
•Push things with paw (like doors, drawers)
•Ring bell by pulling string
•Ring bell with nose
•Ring bell with paw
•Roll over
•Rub back on floor
•Speak LOUD!
•Speak SOFT!
•Spin
•Wave/shake hands with the other paw
•Where’s your tail? (Chase your tail)
•Whimper
Three point tricks
•Carry purse or other bag
•Cover your eyes
•Fetch newspaper
•Fetch slippers
•Find/bring dog dishes
•Find/bring leash/collar
•Find/bring TV remote
•Get a toy by name
•Hide your head (nose touch under cushion or blanket)
•Lead another dog by the leash (or lead himSELF by the leash)
•Lead people (take wrist gently in mouth and take them somewhere)
•Moon-walk (scoot backwards in a bow)
•Open doors
•Pick a card (from a deck)
•Pick the hammer (paw to indicate correct tool)
•Pull on rope - close doors, open doors, open cupboards, pull wheelchairs
•Pull your wallet out of your pocket
•Push something with the nose
•Sneeze
•Stop dead on cue
•Take money from someone else and bring it to you!
•Wave bye-bye
•Dance
Four point tricks
•Balance treat on nose, then toss it up in the air and catch it
•Climb a ladder
•Fetch a hot dog
•Fetch beer from fridge
•Find/bring car keys
•Heel backward
•Learn names of family members and carry messages back and forth
•Limp