Dog training commands

Question

I'm looking for the right spanish words to use as dog commands for: confirmation training, obedience training and agility training.

Answer 1

Hi cuzanne, welcome to the forum

Entrenamiento de

recompensa

obediencia

agilidad

Some words used:

Junto, Al pie (Heel, Fuss)"Heel"

Sentado, Sienta (Sit): "Sit"

Quieto, Quédate:

Échate, Suelo "Down"

Aquí, Ven aquí, Ven: here

Parado, En pie: still

Trae (Aport): bring?

Salta (Hopp): Jump

Ve, Adelante Go

Busca : search

Ataca : bite

Deja, Suelta, Dame : out

Ladra: bark

No : no

Bien, Muy bien: good , well done

Thank you so much Heidita. Those will be very useful. - Cuzanne, Jan 21, 2010

Busca = Fetch, I think. - webdunce, Feb 28, 2010

Also, I have seen "Habla" used, and we do command our dogs "Speak" ... perhaps an alternative to "Ladra"??? - webdunce, Feb 28, 2010

I'm feeling a little intimidated. Just how big a vocabulary is this dog going to have? Could he tutor me by IM? - 0074b507, Feb 28, 2010

Fuera shouted in a rising voice seems to cover everything here be it dog cat or mule! - caza, Feb 28, 2010

Why do people in Costa Rica shout "Venga" which sounds like "Benga" when they mean come? Is Venga an imperative form of Venir? - judy21, Apr 14, 2010

Answer 2

Awesome! Great list! I'll make note of it!

Answer 3

Thanks a lot lorad, I am happy you got sent here, even though I can see you are already doing the lessons.

On this site we have a search function, I hope you can find all you need

Welcome to the site

Answer 4

I was just compiling some flashcards and had this exact same question, I did a google search and it sent me back to the site I was on (this one). Should have just searched the site!!

Thanks for the great answers.

Answer 5

Very useful list of commands. Thanks, Heidita.

They will come in handy with my adopted young golden retriever that's a native speaker in Spanish. She had been given up by a Spanish-speaking family because of illness.

Fortunately, she clearly understands the universal "no," but I'll be trying some of the above to see how many she knows. (She does know "ven," for "come.")

Meanwhile, Molly has had a far easier time learning English than I have had learning Spanish. In a very short time, she's mastered 18 basic English commands.

This breed can learn more than 80 commands, frequently within 2 or 3 tries. I'll work hard to make her truly bi-lingual, because we spend so much time in Mexico.

Sounds like hard work, but not with her; it'll be fun.

hmmm, most of the words are used in English or German, as they are shorter,. jejeje, my cats only "understand" Spanish;) - 00494d19, Jan 21, 2010