How many tricks can your dog do? and what are they?

Answer 1

Well, Miss Ginger knows over 300 commands, so I guess some of those are tricks, I just do not call them tricks. She can do anything a seeing eye dog can do, because I raise and train for CCI.
She is also in agility and disc dogs, so she knows all sorts of activities.

But the most impressive of all of these are her Obedience Skills. In AKC Obedience Championships, dogs have to go through 6 grueling rounds of commands, some that seem simple like a figure eight, to scent discriminitation in Utility.
These are not tricks, but they are skills learned through intense training.

You can learn more about AKC Obedience Competition at www.akc.org

Answer 2

MY guy knows the usual tricks (roll over, sit up, crawl etc.) but he also does "on your nose" place a dog treat on his snout and give the "free" command. he will flip his head and the treat is in his mouth. he will also "shake left" and "shake right" giving the requested paw with about a 98% accuracy. He also tracks a treat. Lay down a scent trail hide the treat and he will follow the trail.

Answer 3

Sit, stay, "balance" (on behind with two back legs supporting I guess some might call it beg), shake both hands, hi five, hi ten, both with all legs on the ground as well as in balance position, "drop", roll over, "bang" (point fingers held in shape of gun and they'll drop down onto their sides and remain completely still), they'll also "wait" for food (once I forgot to come back and fell asleep and there was a pool of drool the next morning and dog was still waiting - felt like an evil witch!), balance food on front paws and wait before eating, they also play a game called "which hand" - basically food is placed in one hand and the dog has to select which hand it's in. very fun. :)

Answer 4

My dog can do the basics sit, down, stay, roll over, beg. He also shakes left (1), shakes right (2), walks backwards (back command), jumps up and touches my hand on command (touch), circles me (circle), walks under my legs (under/under) like weave poles in agility, when I say bridge he will stand under my legs and walk forward and backward with me. He also spins his body around to the right when I say spin, to the left when I say twirl, and he can do this neat little trick called slide where he does a spin and walks backwards between my legs. Oh yea, he also knows how to bow. I have him in freestyle classes, so he has learned a lot of cool tricks thanks to organized training.

Answer 5

One of my dogs does about 7 tricks: sit, stay,lay-down, up
rollover (she can't roll all the way over shes too fat), down, beg, and thats all i can think of.
As for my other dog hes still a puppy (8 months) he know sit beg and still learning rollover.

Answer 6

My dogs can shake her hand, bark when I told her to sing, stand still with her two feet, and all the basic command such as sit, heel, come, down, etc.

Answer 7

My chi Coco Bean can listen....I don't know if that is a trick but when I tell her to pick up her toys she does and she puts them next to her toy box.

She also knows how to sit, stand, and go lay down.

Answer 8

My bf and I's black lab Gunner can sit, stay, lay down, shake, high five, and speak. He actually learned all of them within the first 2 weeks we had him.

Answer 9

My dogs know: sit, up, lay, roll over (only one dog does), and speak, etc. They only know the basics.

Answer 10

Just the basics, but we had lots of fun giving different commands.

I.E.
Sit=Plant It!
Lay Down=Crash!
Stay=Hold It!