I personally love this trick, because it makes me feel like me dog's a genuis. I call it shake, but I will change the words.
Materials: A bag of treats. A room with no distractions. And a dog.
1. First, grab your dogs paw and lift it up. Saw "Paw" Say "Good Girl/boy" and give it a treat.
2. Repeat the first step several times.
3. After many times, hold out your hand and say "Paw" The dog will most likely put their paw in your hand. Say "good girl/boy" Give it a treat. If it doesn't, repeat step 1.
3. Once he does step three correctly, repeat about another 3 times. Congrats, he knows a new trick!
The most common way is to teach the dog to give you it's paw first then work on from there. You can teach this trick first by picking up the dogs paw then giving him and treat and repeating this until he will offer his paw when you hold out your hand. This could be difficult if your dog doesn't like his paw being touched but this can be overcome with patience and taking small steps beginning with giving him a treat as you touch his paw. Once the dog knows that trick you can hold your hand vertically instead of horizontally and he should lift his paw to your hand! If this doesn't work you can work up more gradually from paw and tilt you hand a little more with each repetition until it becomes vertical.
Try stay, come, down, lay down, shake or paw, and whenever you are finished with a trick say "okay" to release them.
In nintendogs? Here are some really kool tricks: * Dance:( my dogs luv this) first teach your dog to beg. Then while it's begging, lift a paw up slowly and he/she should be standing and "dancing" click the light bulb and teach them :dance".(this trick does not come easy) * Back flip: (This is a simple but crowd pleaser trick)Teach your dog to sit. Once they have that down teach jump. After he/she learns that, have he/she first sit and then say jump. your dog should have done a back flip:
simple: sit stay down hard: paw roll stand
brush your dog, walk your dog, enter it in a competiton and teach your nintendog a trick A LOT
It depends. Try to do the trick with the dog a few times, and then add in treats ehrn he/she has done it. Everytime you try to teach it the trick, say the name of the trick. Then just say the name, and if he/she does it, reward it with a treat!
The possessive form is the dog's paw.
well its best if you do that cause some times the dog might get confused
Lift your dog's paw and then tap the little light bulb on the top right hand corner. Repeat it for a while until your dog learns it.
what you have to do first is, you say the command you want to teach your dog. then, as they get better and better at doing the command, you say good dog or give them a treat. sometimes, your dog will not be able to perform that trick for many diffrent reasons. but they will eventually someetimes learn.
The best way to teach a dog to flip is to isolate each movement and use treats to teach the dog each one. The first part of the trick is to get the dog up, then to jump on your leg to launch up and finally teach the actual flip. Take your time and use plenty of positive reinforcement and treats.
If you teach your dog a trick and then reward him with a treat when he performs the trick, this is an example of learned behavior. Over time, the dog learned that he would be rewarded for following your command.