how can i get my dog to crawl?

Question

she knows sit, down, shake, get up, azump for get on the couch or furniture, and off and learns them in a persistent one or two days

Answer 1

Break her legs, she'll have no choice then!






Im KIDDING!!!

Answer 2

A dog should be trained on how to eat, walk with you, not to bark, potty training and sleep on its place etc. You can teach anything to your puppy, dogs get trained easily with some good instructions. If you want some good training tips visit https://tr.im/gNCTw

If properly trained, they should also understand whistle and gesture equivalents for all the relevant commands, e.g. short whistle or finger raised sit, long whistle or flat hand lay down, and so on.

It's important that they also get gestures and whistles as voice may not be sufficient over long distances and under certain circumstances.

Answer 3

Tell your dog to down. Show her a yummy treat and hold it very close to ground, slowly drag the treat across the floor and encourage her to follow it. You may need to hold her collar so she stays down, if she wants to get up all the time.

Start slowly, at first praise lavishly and give her the treat after only an inch or two, and gradually build up to longer distances.

Answer 4

i taught my dog to crawl by telling her down, once she was down i would take a treat, toy or just my finger and drag it in front of her and say crawl. she would then crawl after the object. didn't take much time that way either, and it's a cute trick.

Answer 5

Teach your dog to CRAWL!

Foreword: CRAWL is easier to teach with two people. It is easier to have a second person gently keep the dog from standing up while the other calls the dog. But it can be achieved with only one person too.

Directions: Tell Rover to lay down. Get down on your knees and gently grab hold onto Rovers collar with one hand and put the other on Rovers back. Now tell Rover to CRAWL and gently pull forward on Rovers collar. The response you will probably get is that Rover will try to stand up. That's when you use your other hand that you have on his back. Push him down gently before he stands up all the way. Now try it again while giving a little pressure from the hand on his back. If he crawls a couple inches, praise him (make sure he doesn't get up while you do) and give him a treat. Now try it again.

If Rover is really stubborn and wont budge an inch, then get that second person to help you. The second person (Lets call her Su) will stand a little distance (Start with only a couple feet away) away from you and Rover. Get back down on your knees next to Rover with one hand on his back and one on his collar. Tell Su to call him. Rover will of course try to get up and run to Su. Push him down gently and make Rover CRAWL!

Once you have done this a couple times with Rover, and Rover is making no effort of standing up while he is crawling, you can start not putting your hand on his back. If Rover stands up go back to the last step. If Rover remains down, lots of praise! Now you can move on with you standing while giving the command. Then move away and tell Rover to CRAWL. If Rover does, your work is done!!!!

Also you can lure Rover into CRAWLING by holding a treat infront of Rovers nose, dragging it along the ground. Keep a hand on Rovers back/collar.

Answer 6

well, when u do down put your hand over her not too hard pushed, but enough so she stays down, and put treats in front of her and soon she wouldn't need your hand on her.

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Answer 7

my old dog tessa she would do something called army crawl it was really cute all we said is "go tessa" go tessa" and so on and she would do it i adopted her ffrom the animal shelter so i have no idea how they did though GOOD LUCK