LOL
Scoobers can identify almost all of his toys, rope ball, ball, rope squeakers etc
I say "get your..." and he knows and gets it well if he could dig through the basket he should be able to put it back in right?
We're still working on it here we lagged while I was having a harsh pregnancy and for baby's beginnings so we're working on reinforcing what we already should know and then moving on. To be honest they know it but are just so naughty lol
I beleive Brister has trained Jackson to pick up his toys and someone else with three has two that do it-like on command.
General training wise:
Elvis does nothing-well he does go lay down your bed and stop barking in my house oh and get down or back up. That's right he doesn't even sit or stay or anything he's the ideal lap dog though he doesn't jump up he just follows me or my daughter everywhere, finds a spot to perch himself and perches. Plus his arthritis prevents him doing a lot of the other 'tricks' my terriers do and that's about it.
I'm pretty sure he's just too smart to get trained.
My other two do tricks but again their tricks and training commands are in serious need of fine tuning. Scoobers by far is the most well trained here, Princess is a serious work in progress I wanted to start agility over the summer but hey that's what next summer is for.
I still can't walk all three on leashes together by myself. |