LET US TEACH YOU SOME NEW TRICKS! Our series of exciting and challenging tricks will allow you to spend time with your four-legged friend in a meaningful and rewarding way.
The figure of eight trick is very similar to weaving between your legs, with the difference that only the dog moves in this case. This can be a very good warm-up exercise before playing sports and also requires less space than weaving between legs does.
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This may not be the most practical, but it’s a cute trick that can you add to the list.
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Fetching is a difficult topic. There are dogs who bring back their toys even as a very small puppy, and there are those who simply show no interest towards this type of fun. Fortunately, with a little bit of perseverance, the latter group can also learn to bring back the items we ask for.
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The knowledge of this trick is not only the basis of certain canine sports, but it can also come in handy when our pet has just wrapped us or a friend in a leash. We’re sure you know what we’re talking about… 😃
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If you’ve already mastered the high-five trick before, you won’t have a hard time with this one either. But if not, do not worry, dogs will soon get a feel for this one.
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A great way to improve self-control and food control is to teach your dog to keep objects and food on their head or nose.
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If you haven’t succeeded so far, you should now delve deeper into clicking, as the more complicated tricks you want to teach your dog, the more help it will be if you’re familiar with the clicker.
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A very cute trick that isn’t hard to teach, but can cause heart-melting moments. To teach the trick, you’ll need a small tape or hair band, or anything you can apply painlessly on your dog’s nose.
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One of the coolest tricks you can teach is sitting petty. Like dancing, it develops a sense of balance and strengthens the back muscles, so most dogs may not be able to perform it perfectly straight away, but after a little practice, they are guaranteed to melt their owner’s heart with it.
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Weaving between the legs is a spectacular trick, one of the great advantages of which is that we can make the experience of standing above them positive. This is something that otherwise many dogs do not normally like.
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In addition to being a very cute exercise that improves the dog’s movement coordination, it can also be used as a particularly useful stretching exercise before and after sports to warm up your four-legged friend.
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Up and jump are actually two different tricks, but because of their similarity, we can consider them together. Many dogs already know this almost by themselves, without any particular teaching, but when it comes to teaching tricks, it doesn’t hurt to at least repeat them so we can rely on them later.
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Rolling over is a very cute trick in itself, but by building onto it, we can later teach our pet funny tasks such as being shot or going to bed.
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In addition to being able to build on other tasks from this trick, it is also a great help when searching for ticks, pampering the paws, cutting claws, if your dog can take this position on command.
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Backing up is also a particularly interesting task because dogs do not consciously use their hind legs. With this trick, we can also help develop this ability, which will be very useful for a great many future tasks and in various sports.
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In addition to making funny home videos and photos of it, this trick is also a very useful rewarding method for tasks where it’s important to be able to reward from a distance.
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Aside from being able to proudly answer “yes” to questions such as “So cute! Can he/she give me a hand shake?”, this trick can also come in handy when wiping your furry friend’s paws after a long walk.
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