I've been trying to teach her to shake a paw for the longest time and I almost gave up. Then this weekend she saw a treat in my hand and started to raise her paw up without me even saying anything. So i held the treat up and said shake a paw! and she did it! just like that. But now all she does is try to shake a paw. I ask her to sit, and as she's sitting, there's her paw waving in the air. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZmqmcwpQ6nA
(youtube lowered the sound or something, cuz you can barely hear me, but you get the idea!)
and i'm just throwing this one in randomlly, but I put on the movie Milo and Otis and Zelda decided to watch the ending of it with us. Totally glued to that TV. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4LtoWyMX3W8
What tricks have you taught your beags?? I want to try BANG! next.
Ace had his first day at puppy school yesterday so at the moment hes still learning to sit and a few others..
But well done to Zelda for learning the shake, now she can greet people lol
Apart from the basics Chloe knows paw, other paw, roll over, turn, beg, crawl, speak (when she feels like it) and I'm teaching her right and left now....
Maggie only knows how to sit, lay, and speak. She repeats puppy kindergarten in two weeks as she didn't pass the first go 'round...she's a difficult one to train! LOL
Congrats! It's so great when they finally put it all together and do the trick. Daisy can sit, lay down, shake, and roll over. Roll over was the hardest, and I put that in quotes because she actually learned it quickly compared to other dogs I've had.
As for the raising her paw before you even asked - don't be impressed. What I figured out with Daisy is that although I might have initially trained her to shake if she wants a treat, she has actually trained me to give her a treat when she shakes.
And Gale, I got news for ya - teaching a beagle to speak...well....that's somethin' you're probably going to regret...
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well at first i would say paw and i would take his paw and shake it then give him a treat, repeatedly, which worked really well with my golden, but i dont know how else to do it.
Gosh the most any of our beagles have learnt is sit, wait,and give a paw. Our first beagle, Bilbo, kept a family of Berbers (in Africa) entertained by sitting and waiting before being told she could eat a piece of bread.
I haven't taught the puppies much new in a really long time, and Bones refuses to roll over anymore, but Spock can now crawl toward you for a treat, and I like to play the find the treat game, where I hold out my fists in front of one of the dogs (a treat tucked into one of them) and ask them to find the treat. It doesn't take long with their treat detection systems so finely tuned
Menolly's already learned 'sit pretty', 'dance' (getting up on her hind legs and walking backwards), 'jump' (onto a box), 'take a bow', 'high-five', and 'paw' in addition to the basics (all except 'wait' and heel'). We're working on 'flip' (a jumping spin like the JRT Wishbone used to do), 'peekaboo', and 'spin' now, and eventually I want to teach her 'i'm sorry '(hiding her eyes), 'roll over', and 'sleep' (play dead). One funny combo I want to do is put a treat onto a water gun, point it at her, and have her sit up and raise her paws; ie, 'I surrender!'
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