Category: Dog Commands

Dog: Heel command

The definition of heel is for your dog to be at your left side, walking parallel to you with no more than six inches between you. The right side of your dog’s head is lined up with your left leg.

Dog: Barking at the Front door – quite command

The idea behind this exercise is to allow your dog to bark when there is someone at the door,
but for him to be quiet when told. Keep in mind that barking is normal canine behavior.

Dog: Go to your bed command

Teaching your dog to go to his bed (or crate) is relatively easy and very useful. Not only can you
direct your dog to go lie down in situations when it’s nice to have him out from underfoot, for example during mealtimes or when visitors are at the door, but your dog will learn to settle at times when he might otherwise get over-excited.

Dog: Barking at the front door – greeting

You can control nuisance barking at the door by teaching your dog the following sequence when the doorbell rings: 1) Bark at the door; 2) Go to a designated spot;

Dog: Find It Command

When your dog knows “find it,” you can distract him away from or pass distractions in the
environment. It’s also a great way to give your dog a mental workout.

Dog Commands: 180 Turn

Teaching your dog to turn 180 degrees on command allows you to turn him away from things that might make him react negatively.