Most overused word in our house is........... (kpwlee)

ONE word?  only *one* word?  You mean ... I'm only supposed to use one word with them ... you mean, like I'm not supposed to talk to them a lot?  LIke ... I can't count all the words that come before/after "good girlllllllllllll" and "goood BOY!" and .... RAH!! and Tink, whatcher doing? ... Tink, drop it .... Tink, LEAVE it ... Tink ... not yours!  Luna, don't bite your feets and "YESSSSSSSSSSSSS" .... "You guys ROCK!!" ....

and

Mommy loves you!!

But wait a minit ... there's more ... so much more ... and I haven't even started on ....

(I'm sowry ... reeely I am ... can't help it ... this is just ... me)

Leave it

kennel

slow down

Easy (new one since the puppy got here but everyone is learning what it means)

Gooooooood pppppppuuuuuuppppeeeeeeeee

" I'll be there in a minute!!!!!!! Ugh, Lion I said a minute not ten seconds!"

When he wants me to pet him or go outside with him he will run his cold, wet nose up the back of my leg until I do LOL.

The second most overused is "gooooooood."

 "Not for you"!

Uh-uh!

This is for both dog and toddler. LOL

rwbeagles

Waaaay too easy!!

 

"Mommmmyyyy!"

Ditto!!

"Quiet" (Harry's sooo vocal)

"Enough" (when the boys get rowdy playing and need to settle down for a bit)

And, of course, "I love you."  I think I say this more to the dogs than I do to BF, lol.

"Henry/HeeeEEEN!" is the second-most used word.  Often followed by "stop battering the blinds/barking at the squirrels on the roof/whining at the wind/licking your brother's ears/bullying your brother/humping your cousin."  Or, "drop-it", because he's always carrying a stuffie around, and is not allowed to bring them outside.

I learn so much by living with so many diverse dogs.  Or in this case, turkeys!

I have a house full of butt plugs, so ours is definitely "move."  Followed closely by "yes."

 "Nakies".

Welcome to my weird, little world.

 Leave it/Uh Uh!

What do you have? (Ari is very prone to stealing things she shouldn't have, showing you it and then running away lol)

Whose a naughty dog? (this is actually a term of endearment hehehe)

oh these are great - pre-surgery we had gotten past the 'slow, easy, careful' commands but they have made a comeback with a vengeance.

He does get 'good boy' quite a bit but 'trade' and 'uh oh' are heard frequently enough.  In fact if anyone uses 'uh oh' and he hears it he goes real still and has a true Marmaduke face on looking for the problem.

the_gopher

What do you have? (Ari is very prone to stealing things she shouldn't have, showing you it and then running away lol)

janobonano

Uh-uh!

This is for both dog and toddler. LOL

Same here.

....and this is used for the dogs and the DH....

kpwlee

May be B is part flat coat?

Is he prone to impish, naughty behavior, while looked extraordinarily pleased with himself? If so, then chances are good . Ari knows full well what is off limits, but her naughty side wins out more often than not.