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When you sit you are taller than when you stand?
When you sit down, the angle of your hips and knees can cause your torso to be in a more upright position compared to when you stand. This positioning can make you appear taller while seated than standing. However, your actual height does not change between sitting and standing.
When you sit I stand when i sit you stand who am I?
sit stand
What commands can you teach a dog?
simple: sit stay down hard: paw roll stand
When i sit you stand when i stand you sit what am I?
A chair
How do you train your dog to stand?
It's helpful if your dog knows how to sit or lie down. When your dog is sitting or lying, encourage them to stand by acting excited and jump up or making a movement away from them. Them reward them and repeat until they understand what you want them to do. At this point you can start saying the command word as they stand up. If you keep repeating it then soon they will be able to stand on command.
Does a dog sit or seat?
Sit
How do you learn your dog to sit?
Just press the dog's back gently and make the dog to sit. After it sits say gently, 'SIT'. You can also say your Dog's name before of after 'SIT'. Allow the dog to stand. Repeat this four to five times, your dog will automatically learn. Dogs are fast learners. But be polite in your words. Remember you are teaching for the first time and make sure that you succeed in your actions. Be clear in your words. Do not over load your dog with too many actions at one time. May be two or three a day is sufficient. You can also have dog biscuit(s) to give him once he does the actions correctly. All the Best!
What is the opposite of sit?
The opposite position of sit is "stand."
Sit Ubu sit Good dog What kind of dog was Ubu?
Black Lab
When was Sit Stand Kneel Prey created?
Sit Stand Kneel Prey was created in 1997-09.
What does reposible mean?
Stand back, sit back, relax,
What does stand in Japanese?
Well, 'suwaru' is the dictionary form for 'sit'. But if you want to tell someone to sit, in a polite way, say "Suwatte kudasai." (Sit please.) To make it impolite, just remove the kudasai. (Sit!)
