It will take at least 4-6 weeks for a dog to learn new commands.If you have said alot of tricks to the dog it may get confused though.
Follow obedience commands and various tricks. Learn to be a guide dog, police dog, rescue dog or a hunting dog. Aid in herding, tracking, and retrieving, follow agility commands and serve as a guard dog.
Many breeds of dog naturally take to herding. If you keep the dog with you as you do your daily chores it will soon learn that the movement of the chickens is not a signal to "play" Dogs naturally want to please the "Alpha". Repeated commands to "take them home" and praise or a treat when they do well will soon have the dogs happily herding hens.
Dog training classes are great for learning the basics when it comes to teaching your dog. You will learn common commands like sit, stay and down. You may also learn other useful tips like how to teach your dog to refrain from eating until commanded, how to correctly walk with your dog, and how to prevent an altercation from happening between your dog and an unfriendly pooch.
SORT OF Dogs can Learn a large number of commands, it does not matter what language they are as all the dog knows is this sound means do this, or he is in trouble etc. It does not matter what language the command is in.
Schutzhund is training your dog for protection by using certain commands. It is also a competitive sport where you and your dog earn points by how well you give commands and how the dog responds to them.
There are many behaviours animals learn for example: Dog -- learn to chase and retrieve a ball. Cat -- can learn to use a cat door, or go out side for toilet. Horse -- can learn to obey a riders commands Parrot -- can learn to say words
It depends on the dog and the dogs age. For example a puppy might not learn as fast as a 2 year old dog it also depends on how long you train it.
As with dog whistles they are used to give the dog commands.
A shih 'Tzu takes as long as any other dog. There's nothing really different with their training techniques then other dogs.
That is an ethics question. To me it depends how the dog behaved. If it was misbehaving and does not respond to your commands, it was not selfish. He/she could get an owner who knows how to take care of the dog. If your dog was well behaved, Ithink you were selfish.
Mush Actually, it is Hike.
say it loud and clear