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by having your dog lay down. Hold a treat just in front of his nose
and say, "Crawl." If he starts to stand up, say, "No,
down...crawl." Pull the treat away, keeping it low, near the ground
and say, "Craaawl." When your dog moves even an inch or two
without standing up, praise him and say, "Good dog! Craaawl."
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Your dog must know 'Down' ' before he can learn this trick. (See Basic Training) |
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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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