What unique trick does your yorkie do?

[kdreamson]

Originally Posted by red98vett

HAHAHA ! LOVE IT ! Little GI Joe

I have a smiler - I taught Chanel to smile when my husband was in the hospital and I was coming and going at all hours - now I can tell her to show me her smiley face and she cheeses it up so much - I can see every single tooth in her mouth - even after all these years I still laugh....and she knows right when to do it too when she does it on her own

How did you teach her to do it? So funny! I would love to teach mabel that one!

[AddieandMiaMom]

When Addie and I were in puppy training we were told to teach our puppies a trick to show the class in a week. I taught Addie to jump in her car booster seat, turn toward the front and sit when I said "Let's go for a ride". On game day, she did it perfectly!

[shodanusmc]

The Yorkie does no trick. She has us trained. She walks and sits in front of you, and either sneezes which means pick me up and put me on the couch. She barks, which means I am hungry. Finally, she will spin around a few times which means I would like a treat. If only she would do something to let us know before she decides to pee on the Wool Rug.

[PenniesMom]

penny can take off my socks and shes learning..get me a tissue

[Booger rules]

Does anyone have any suggestions how to teach my dog how to play "dead"? let me know

[boopster]

Haven't worked with a Yorkie, but Bungee used to bare her teeth with either the verbal "Vampire teeth" or two fingers pointing down like fangs. She had a verbal and a visual signal for most of her stunts. She also had one chair in the living room that was HERS. If anyone said "I'm going to get in your chair," no matter where she was, she would race into the living room and take a flying leap into her chair.

[jolissa]

I have a few tricks they do. I tell them to go in their beds when we eat dinner. They wait until were done to come out and play again. Then they get a dog treat. Kalena spins around in a circle really fast when I tell her to spin around. It's hilarious. She is in full coat and her hair just flys in a circle. She looks like one of those human hair commercials. LOL She gets her treat. BooBoo wags his tail when we tell him too. As he had a tail down issue in the show ring. Shannahlee waves byee byee and gives a smiley face. Chelli gives high five. Dania stands up on her back legs and shakes her hips like a hullah dancer.

[Bentleys Momma]

Monkey will sneeze on command. He knows it makes me laugh so he will sneeze if I am not paying attention.

Madeleine bows in response when you speak to her. That happened on its own. When we first got her she was so completely afraid of everyone and everything so getting her to come to you was impossible (I slept on ceramic tile many nights because I couldn't get her so we could all go to bed she was that scared!). I didn't realize it but during this time when I was trying to speak softly to her I was hunching down my head down and when I was done talking I would raise it back up right. One day out of the blue, after I was done talking she lowered her head and then raised it up making a bowing motion. It became our way of communicating until she finally let go of all of her fears. Of course we still have our conversations and she silently sits completely still while I ramble on and on about this and that. But whenever I pause and make eye contact with her she bows in response. She has been such a quiet little blessing to me!

[FidoTheYorkie]

Fido does:

High Five
High Five with both paws
Waves Bye bye
Barks if i say ''Bark''
Stops if i say ''shut up''
Walks heel perfectly (eye contact and everything)
Sits to heel
Lies to heel
Stay
Come
Run
Lay down
Beg
Crawl

And many else, i don't remember everything.

[yorkielady06]

Well little Emma the one in pink sneezes on command...AJ does high five and get the kitty..lol but that is it

[Chatugian]

Glad someone resurrected this thread!

Those of you who have more than one dog... do you isolate a dog while you train? Or do you train with more than one dog in the room? If so, how do you avoid giving treats to all dogs even tho only one is working? Or can you train more than one at a time?

[Booger rules]

[/QUOTE]Madeleine bows in response when you speak to her. That happened on its own. When we first got her she was so completely afraid of everyone and everything so getting her to come to you was impossible (I slept on ceramic tile many nights because I couldn't get her so we could all go to bed she was that scared!). I didn't realize it but during this time when I was trying to speak softly to her I was hunching down my head down and when I was done talking I would raise it back up right. One day out of the blue, after I was done talking she lowered her head and then raised it up making a bowing motion. It became our way of communicating until she finally let go of all of her fears. Of course we still have our conversations and she silently sits completely still while I ramble on and on about this and that. But whenever I pause and make eye contact with her she bows in response. She has been such a quiet little blessing to me![/QUOTE]

I must say that is the cuttest thing I've heard heheh

[Booger rules]

Originally Posted by Bentleys Momma

Monkey will sneeze on command. He knows it makes me laugh so he will sneeze if I am not paying attention.

Madeleine bows in response when you speak to her. That happened on its own. When we first got her she was so completely afraid of everyone and everything so getting her to come to you was impossible (I slept on ceramic tile many nights because I couldn't get her so we could all go to bed she was that scared!). I didn't realize it but during this time when I was trying to speak softly to her I was hunching down my head down and when I was done talking I would raise it back up right. One day out of the blue, after I was done talking she lowered her head and then raised it up making a bowing motion. It became our way of communicating until she finally let go of all of her fears. Of course we still have our conversations and she silently sits completely still while I ramble on and on about this and that. But whenever I pause and make eye contact with her she bows in response. She has been such a quiet little blessing to me!

I must say that is the cuttest thing I've heard heheh

[Britster]

Originally Posted by Chatugian

Glad someone resurrected this thread!

Those of you who have more than one dog... do you isolate a dog while you train? Or do you train with more than one dog in the room? If so, how do you avoid giving treats to all dogs even tho only one is working? Or can you train more than one at a time?

I only have one dog of my own but when I visit other peoples homes, like my dads with their 2 dogs, I will give the other dogs a treat for waiting patiently, or for doing a trick of their own, even if it's something as simple as sit.

Here's Jackson's trick list, I have NO idea if I posted in this thread already...

jump through hoop
down
high-five
close door
spin/spin the other way
get me a tissue
limp
take my sock off
shake
dance
roll over
come when called
cover your eyes
peek-a-boo
speak
drop it
sit pretty
say your prayers
play dead
weave poles
weave through legs
crawl
circles
take a bow
back up
stay/come
under
shame (head under pillow)
basketball
catch

[capt_noonie]

Hey Jackson got basketball? That's awesome! yea!!! Go Jackson!