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13-09-2011, 07:32 PM
Originally Posted by Moon's Mum 
We were doing this but the fridge door kept swinging shut on his head!!! So we're training a similar trick but using a cupboard door which stays open.
I think my fav tricks that Cain does is "Bang!" (play dead because he does it so dramatically, it's hilarious), Dance (lifts his paws when I lift my feet) and Slam Dunk, where he puts a basketball into a net.
Originally Posted by Magpyex
Molly does Avada Kedavra (from Harry Potter) instead of dead
You make a wand out of your finger, point it at her and say 'Avada Kedavra!' and she rolls over and stays there until you clap It's a simple variation on dead but never ceases to please!
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13-09-2011, 07:36 PM
I'll try again this weekend.Love Avada Kedavra!! Why didn't I think of that! Although if you can do Wingardium Leviosa, I'll be impressed
SLB, can't believe you're only just reading them. Better late than never 
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13-09-2011, 07:40 PM
Self-service would become the order of the day then I think!
Parker knows left and right paw and can walk backwards as well as a lot of other heelwork to music moves. He can also wave at you from a distance which usually delights children!
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13-09-2011, 07:48 PM
Originally Posted by Kerryowner
Parker knows left and right paw and can walk backwards as well as a lot of other heelwork to music moves. He can also wave at you from a distance which usually delights children!
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13-09-2011, 07:49 PM
Originally Posted by Kerryowner
Ee there's just no way I would train either of my dogs to open the refrigerator!
Self-service would become the order of the day then I think!
Parker knows left and right paw and can walk backwards as well as a lot of other heelwork to music moves. He can also wave at you from a distance which usually delights children!
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13-09-2011, 07:54 PM
Originally Posted by Kerryowner
Ee there's just no way I would train either of my dogs to open the refrigerator!
Self-service would become the order of the day then I think!
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13-09-2011, 07:55 PM
Originally Posted by Moon's Mum
Ive tried to video it before, but soon as I point the camera at him, he starts mucking around
I'll try again this weekend.Love Avada Kedavra!! Why didn't I think of that! Although if you can do Wingardium Leviosa, I'll be impressed
SLB, can't believe you're only just reading them. Better late than never
Just hide the camera before he's in the room and have a spot where you can see it clearly - it's how I do it
Or film it till you get it and just tell us where to fast forward too... KO - Louie knows back, left and right and he finally understands twirl!
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13-09-2011, 07:58 PM
Originally Posted by smokeybear
The "trick" is to a) put it on cue b) to put the "rope" on at specific times and c) to use the fridge lock when you are not around!
Then your dogs are so well-trained I wouldn't be surprised if you said they went to the fridge and cooked you a meal!
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13-09-2011, 08:01 PM
Originally Posted by Kerryowner
Oh you didn't say you used a rope-I though he was opening it the usual way you would!
Then your dogs are so well-trained I wouldn't be surprised if you said they went to the fridge and cooked you a meal!
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13-09-2011, 08:14 PM
Originally Posted by smokeybear
Not bothered about that but I wish they could do the ironing.
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