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OwnedByAGoldenRetriever
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Post subject: Re: Pet Tricks? Posted: Sat Jul 28, 2007 6:55 pm |
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Well, one of my dogs has a list of tricks...
Basic tricks: Sit Lie Down Come Stay Heel
Complex tricks: Speak Spin Stand Jump Balance the cookie (and then get it off her nose with her paw, LOL) Lie in the bed and look adorable (OK, maybe not a trick as she learnt it herself, but still cute xD)
Aaaand, we're working on shake.
My other dog is... not so trainable. He's quite good at smiling, though! And I don't mean an open-mouthed panting smile, I mean a curled-up-lip human smile. It's so cute <333
(As a side note... chances are I've left tricks out on my trickdog's list D< But I'll add them if I remember them.)
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Banshee
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Post subject: Re: Pet Tricks? Posted: Sun Jul 29, 2007 8:11 pm |
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Joined: Mon Oct 02, 2006 3:37 pm Posts: 3119
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One of my dogs can Sit, stay, laydown, come, shake a paw, pull a dogsled (any dog can really do that though) I think he can also sneeze.
The other dog can sit, and kinda stay, kinda laydown, and shake. Thats about it.
The cats can do nothing but be annoying^^
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Willows art
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Post subject: Re: Pet Tricks? Posted: Sat Aug 18, 2007 7:25 am |
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Joined: Tue Dec 26, 2006 1:46 pm Posts: 905 Location: somewhere on venus
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my dog does a few basic tricks
sit(sits down) down(lies down) paw(shakes paw) dance(spins and walks on hind legs) wait(waits at traffic lights0 *only works when AT traffic lights* heel(walks beside me)
well thats it
my parrot can say
hello what you doing has your tea gone cold careful! silly b***** scooby doo (his name)
and thats it
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warriorcat
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Post subject: Re: Pet Tricks? Posted: Sat Aug 18, 2007 10:43 am |
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Joined: Tue Apr 25, 2006 11:01 am Posts: 1531 Location: i forget. wait, oh yeah, Florida. ;D
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since i have a dog now, this can apply to me1 yaY! guinea piggers, birds and fish dont do much. the other day, we gave him a treat, and he wasnt hungry at the time, so he decided to hide it. he put it in a corner of the house, and a plastice bag with my new school supplies was there (we had just gone shopping a few minutes ago and returned). after he figured out that he couldn't dig in carpet, he nosed the bag in front of the treat to cover it up. then, 4 hours later, around dinner time, he walked back to were it was, shoved the bag out of the way and ate the treat! im not sure if this was a 'trick' but it showed that wolf that all dogs carry in there blood today. hiding food when they arent hungry and eating it later when they are.
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Lux - The Guardian
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Post subject: Re: Pet Tricks? Posted: Sat Aug 18, 2007 2:07 pm |
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Joined: Fri Apr 27, 2007 4:37 am Posts: 1624 Location: Norway
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Well, my dog has one special trick.
Give him a bottle of coffee, and say "Shame on you, Silk!" (Silk's my cat's name) and see him sit down and run around the house. And I really mean, he's running while he's sitting, and he can move quite quickly as well O.o
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Maugrim
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Post subject: Re: Pet Tricks? Posted: Sat Aug 18, 2007 2:59 pm |
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Joined: Sat Nov 19, 2005 3:05 am Posts: 1837 Location: England
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Archie can..
Sit Lie down Stay (almost always) Heel Paw (shake) Roll over Say 'woof' Spin (go round in a circle) Weave (in and out of legs) Jump Wave Conga xD Fetch. Jump through hoop
He'll also jump over obstacles like fallen trees and fences when out on walks.
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Letranger
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Post subject: Re: Pet Tricks? Posted: Sat Aug 18, 2007 3:09 pm |
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Joined: Mon May 21, 2007 6:40 pm Posts: 973 Location: Earth
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Ulla's best at heeling, jumping hurdles, and fetching (which is kinda weird for a sighthound.) Oh, and catching food, she's gotten quite good at that! 
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Rain24
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Post subject: Re: Pet Tricks? Posted: Fri Aug 24, 2007 1:42 pm |
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Joined: Fri Jun 30, 2006 4:03 pm Posts: 305 Location: Forever the misfit new yorker
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i hadda mouse i taught to sleep in one day lil dude slep for about 20min that was 20min of quiet without his darn wheel squeeking loudly!! and my dog teaches her self tricks as well as my cat taught her a few. he taugt her to leap over the gate we had for her, also how to open doors with her paw (she curls he paw into like a fist and pulls it open) she learned that if u sit on the cpu plug or the ps2's plug the tv will go out and the internet will be cut off. she taught herself beg (i have no idea how but one day she just did it and now she dose it without food near by) and shake, and speak, and shes trying to master the art of rolling over on her own. she gets really bored when im in skool and i guess she and patches (dead cat) used to teach her tricks. Oh and my cats used to talk my cat babby used to mic the petz 2 cat on my comp and say "go round round," fast and once and only once did patches say the words "oh my god" (we took to long to feed him and werent listening to his calls so he blurted it out) oh and also patched learned that if u bite mom at the heals, chasing her thru the house....she's going to feed u lol
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