What tricks can your pets do?

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  1. dyesebel10 profile image63
    dyesebel10posted 14 years ago

    It's interesting to know what pets can do that make people more attached and love them more.

  2. rmcrayne profile image91
    rmcrayneposted 14 years ago

    Love both [dogs] dearly, but they do absolutely no tricks.

  3. UPStar profile image60
    UPStarposted 14 years ago

    Mine dances to get a treat. She's smart, but I haven't put much time into training her. If you know some great hubs on teaching your pooch tricks, pass them on!

  4. Whitney05 profile image81
    Whitney05posted 14 years ago

    Codie: sit, stay, wait, down, dance, spin

    Bella: sit, stay, wait, down, leave it, spin, roll over, wave, shake

    MIA: sit, stay, wait, down, drop it, leave it, kisses, speak, shake and wave (and she can still do it while balancing on her back 2 legs- she's missing the other front leg)

  5. TimTurner profile image68
    TimTurnerposted 14 years ago

    A new study just came out that said all dogs have the ability to learn up to a 2 year old level and some dogs can learn up to a 4 year old level.

    Most dogs can understand 4 year old MATH like addition and subtraction.

    The average dog can understand 150 individual words while the smartest dogs can understand 350 words.  But most of us just use the basic "sit" "stay" "speak" type stuff but our dogs can learn full sentences.

    Your dogs ability directly coincides with how you treat your dog.  If you treat your dog like a dog that can learn basic tricks, it will learn basic tricks nad nothing more.

    If you treat your dog like a 2 to 4 year old, it will learn at that level and learn sophisticated operations.

    I couldn't believe dogs new 4 year old math.  It's pretty interesting.

  6. rebekahELLE profile image85
    rebekahELLEposted 14 years ago

    I've only had my new pet for a week, but he knows:

    sit

    stay

    shake

    heel

    down

    and he jumps and twirls on his hind feet a little when he sees me get the leash for a walk. so cute to see such excitement for the simple pleasures. smile

    1. LRobbins profile image45
      LRobbinsposted 14 years agoin reply to this

      Sounds like a smart dog!  Enjoy!

  7. h.a.borcich profile image60
    h.a.borcichposted 14 years ago

    Hi,

      Our dog, Lightning, is a white german shepard. My hubby is a neatnik and taught her how to wipe her feet when she comes in the house smile
      She keeps wiping until you tell her ok, Holly
    PS She also does the usual tricks.

  8. lrohner profile image69
    lrohnerposted 14 years ago

    My mini doxie, Peanut, is just too short to jump up on most things. She used to drive me nuts when she wanted to get up on my lap when I was working. She would just sit there and bark. So I taught her to just step on the top of one of my feet with her hind legs. I then lift up my foot with her on it and voila! Kind of like a personal doggie elevator! smile

  9. crazybeanrider profile image86
    crazybeanriderposted 14 years ago

    I have two cats Ethel and CIA, and they enjoy fetching paper balls. They get excited when I crumple the paper up, then fetch when I throw it. They actually are very good at bringing it back. Dropping it at my feet. Sometimes Ethel just swats it back when I point to my feet.

    1. LRobbins profile image45
      LRobbinsposted 14 years agoin reply to this

      Aww, that's so cute smile

  10. Colebabie profile image61
    Colebabieposted 14 years ago

    He goes and gets his leash and meets me at the front door for walks. He also puts his leash back when we return home.  Or he'll go to the back door and hit a bell with his nose (or paw) to be let out.
    He can also sit, stay, shake, lay down, roll over, and just look super cute. smile

  11. profile image0
    sneakorocksolidposted 14 years ago

    Beg.

  12. LRobbins profile image45
    LRobbinsposted 14 years ago

    My cat comes when I call his name, even if he's in the middle of a nap.

  13. spiderspun profile image60
    spiderspunposted 14 years ago

    My parrot can ride a parrot tricycle, skateboard down a ramp on a tech deck, he uses a kid slide made just for him, and he runs through a tunnel as he says peekaboo. While he sits on my fingers , if you say pow or faint he throws himself backwards and hangs there. This is only a few thing he does

 
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