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Ask your parents if you need to download your free QuickTime player to see the videos. |
| Turn Around Start
by having your dog stand up facing you. Let your dog see a treat in
your hand. Stand still and say, "Turn around." Lead the dog's
nose around with the treat so he walks in a circle. When he comes back
to where he's facing you again, say, "Good dog!" and give
him the treat. |
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After some practice, hold the treat in front of you so your dog can see it and say, "Turn around," but don't lead his nose. See if he is ready to turn around by himself and get the treat. Pretty soon, he will twirl around faster than you can say 'Lassie!" |
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Trick is in the Training: 25 Fun Tricks to Teach Your Dog, by
Stephanie J Taunton, Cheryl S. Smith |
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Dog
Tricks for Dummies, by Sarah Hodgson Written for adults, the all-in-one source for play training made easy! This friendly guide shows you how to teach your dog tricks, from the simple (wagging his tail) to the extraordinary (fetching a soda from the refrigerator). Dogs of all ages can learn new tricks, and this book's step-by-step instructions show you how to train your special friend to perform. Includes special sections on camping, winter fun -- even getting dogs into show business! |
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