Chastity Tyler wrote 03/28/2005 11:18 AM Commands #71534 - 03/28/2005 11:18 AM
Chastity Tyler Webboard User Reg: 03-03-2004 Posts: 259 Loc: Stockton, CA Offline	I have a question. I have read the commands on Leerburg, but was wondering if those of you with PPD's use the same commands for your dogs. Do you have a command for "alert?" I went to one site and it said Revier was used, but on Leerburgs site it shows a different meaning. Just wondering what some of you guys out there use? Married life has a whole new perspective!
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Richard Cannon wrote 03/29/2005 09:01 AM Re: Commands [Re: Chastity Tyler ] #71535 - 03/29/2005 09:01 AM
Richard Cannon Webboard User Reg: 07-17-2001 Posts: 1496 Loc: Offline	Having origionally learned to train in German I still do. I have done it so long that I have a hard time helping people in English. So: Sitz=Sit Plotz=down Fuss=heal Wanderen=wander (walk with me but not at heel) Loos=leave it Comienze (? sp)=Come (front sit) byfuss(? sp)=Recall to heel or finish (front sit to heel) Nien=no Verboten=Never allowed (love that word) The only exception is Watch= Watch command. I want to the person to know what the dog is doing and it is under my control. If you can't be a Good Example,then You'll just have to Serve as a Horrible Warning. Catherine Aird.
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Ann Henderson wrote 03/29/2005 09:39 AM Re: Commands [Re: Chastity Tyler ] #71536 - 03/29/2005 09:39 AM
Ann Henderson Webboard User Reg: 03-05-2002 Posts: 438 Loc: Offline	Chastity, For a "Pay attention/watch!" command Germans use "Pass Auf" (pas off); The Dutch use "Pas op" (pas up) There are is also commands site with sound bites: http://www.uwsp.edu/psych/dog/languag1.htm
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Chastity Tyler wrote 03/29/2005 10:28 AM Re: Commands [Re: Ann Henderson ] #71537 - 03/29/2005 10:28 AM
Chastity Tyler Webboard User Reg: 03-03-2004 Posts: 259 Loc: Stockton, CA Offline	Thanks very helpful information! Married life has a whole new perspective!
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Will Rambeau wrote 03/29/2005 10:51 AM Re: Commands [Re: Chastity Tyler ] #71538 - 03/29/2005 10:51 AM
Will Rambeau Moderator Reg: 01-25-2003 Posts: 5983 Loc: Idaho Offline	I use German commands since I've done SchH for so long. And like Richard, I have problems *not* giving commands in German, which confuses my obedience students sometimes. <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smirk.gif" alt="" /> The Fetz dog: http://www.leerburg.com/forums/ubbthreads.php/ubb/showflat/Number/79673/page/25
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Julia Tompson wrote 10/09/2005 12:32 PM Re: Commands [Re: Will Rambeau ] #71539 - 10/09/2005 12:32 PM
Julia Tompson Webboard User Reg: 08-21-2005 Posts: 201 Loc: Offline	I am trying to figure out what German command is used during the stay in motion. I did use the search feature ;-) I am not sure if I should use: Blieb = Stay Steh = Stand Steht Noch = Stand still. I have the 2002 Schutlzhund trials and I have tried to listen to see what commands are used but I just can’t determine what they are saying. Also, when would I use the blieb command? If you platz or sitz a dog I am assuming you wouldn’t follow that command with blieb. I am just wondering when it would be appropriate to use blieb. Thanks in advance for your help. “The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams”
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Will Rambeau wrote 10/09/2005 09:57 PM Re: Commands [Re: Julia Tompson ] #71540 - 10/09/2005 09:57 PM
Will Rambeau Moderator Reg: 01-25-2003 Posts: 5983 Loc: Idaho Offline	Julia, For the Sit Out of Motion exercise, the command is "Sit" ot "Sitz" ( depending on what language you use ). For the Stand out of Motion exercise the command is "Stand" or "Steh". The Fetz dog: http://www.leerburg.com/forums/ubbthreads.php/ubb/showflat/Number/79673/page/25
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