The American Beagler Forum

Other that sit, come/here and no what else do you want you dogs to do on comand?

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I have taught my dogs when i let them out of the pen to go hunting no matter where my red chevy truck is they will run out of the barn and find my truck and set at the tail gate till i get there got 4 that will do that

In the woods I also use here, sit, stay, up, and down. Up and down come in handy for getting them up on a brush pile or up a loading ramp, or over/ under something or down off things. Sit and stay to clip them on a lead. Mine also know "cage" means get in the dog box. Since mine are in the house I have taught them to lay down, play dead, roll over, shake, catch, fetch, and walk on a leash. I found them easy to train and that the way to a beagles mind is through their stomach.

with the new pup.. here, outside, sit, stay, shake and laydown but roll over she is just to stupid to learn that I think...

also she knows what no means

Down, Here, Back, Tally Ho

Come, Down, Check, Leave-It, Fetch! Fetch is usually the tricky one, but with consistency they usually get the picture!

bring it here. means to bring me the rabbit

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ib24R8sQnp4

Don't poop in the dog box-get in the brush.

after i drop tail gate after running they know witch pen is theres to go to

sit, stay, come, down, eat, drink, make me a sandwich, and fetch me a beer.

come and tally-ho, that's about all they need.

Get yur butt over here, come here, come here, come here... back from the gate, load up, give me paw, set still , be nice, let go his ear, don't pee in the bucket , bring me rabbit, do my taxes not today don't come in heat.
Lordy, how I love these hounds...

Darn, mine have me trained, weres the cookies, its time to eat, rub my belly, can I bark at the cat, leave the turd in the yard for a snack later, stratch my back, lets go for a ride, change channel to animal plant.

sit, down, go lay in your bed, get kitty (when are house cat doesnt want to come back home he will bring her back in a hurry!), find the rabbit!, get in there (brush piles, logs ect...)and dance pretty.