it varies between tricks.
sit laydown and roll over are 3 or 4 times
other expert tricks could take between 5 and 10 tries.
also try to buy smart dogs so they could learn the trick more quikley
it depends on what trick you are doing.
It takes a few months to teach Doodle to walk
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:
about 30 miinutes
Yes, you do, but only if you have three dogs. Otherwise, it doesn't matter.
you go to the go out button a press it and then click on the walk button then choose a dog you wanna wlk with
Trick question. You can't sail a steamship.
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.
it takes a galah 12 months to teach a galah to talk Evan if u teach it every day to talk.
about a day but that means that you were not taking care of him he went to find a good home but if someone finds him they bring him back to you and they are going to tell you what are doing wrong and to fix it
Answer You can teach anyone, anything as long as you have patience and take the time to show them as often as it takes for them to remember how to do, whatever it is that you want done.
when it has the toy in it's mouth, call it's name or tap the screen. it will bring it back. pat it's head until you hear a sound and stars twinkle then take the toy and throw it away. keep doing this and eventually it will bring the toy back on it's own.