What does your dog know?

I remembered a couple more...kisses and stretches.  How could I forget kisses!  ...love those. []

Between my three, they know: sit, come on, go to bed, give me a kiss, get it, open, stay, stop (in the form of a really annoying "ank" sound that also works on the cats lol), no, where is it,  over here, up, get in (the car or tub), move...that's all I can think of off-hand. Those used most often are "go to bed," "move," and "ANK!"[]

Joey knows...sit...come (only when he doesn't have a good smell though.  He's like "Mooommmm, hold on.  I've got a good smell over here.")...stay...leave it (but he has selective hearing with this one too.  Especially with the mail lady)...down...rollover...shake...sit pretty.  And that's about it.

Miepie (our cat) knows that Daddy loves her and that anything she does will be considered funny by Daddy even if it's considered destructive by Mommy.  But she does respond when I hiss at her by running away.  Yes, I actually hiss like a cat to get her to stop doing what ever it is I don't want her to do.

Brutis (our other cat) is lazy and doesn't need to be told anything, cause chances he's already sitting.

Axl - Come, Sit, Lie Down, Stay, No, Off, Down, Move, Back up, Go (Runs to the door, or stares at his leash, then runs to the car door when we get outside) Do you want FOOD??? (He gets all bouncy and starts snorting and barking) Leave it, Drop it, Go get it, Who's there? (Starts running around the house looking for imaginary intruders) No biting, Be sweet (both mean to be gentle with some random little animal that happens to be bothering him) Cookie, Water, Walk, Park, Bed.

Ogre- Come, Sit, Lie Down, Move, Back Up, Give Paw (and the other paw,) Stay, Leave it, Drop it, Bring that here (brings me the object I'm pointing to) Sit still, No, Off, Down, Go get it, Who's there, Sit up (hand signal) No Mouth, No Biting, (when he's getting a little too mouthy)

Pepito - Go get it! All he can do reliably is fetch. And he knows "No." And "Come."

Sgt. Butter - I admit that I've gotten a little behind with his training. [] Right now he knows "No," and "Come." He's about 75% house trained...he would be better, but it's been raining like crazy the last few days and I admit I've missed a few potty breaks when it was just insanely nasty outside and he didn't really act like he needed to go. Entirely my fault.

The main thing I'm focusing on right now for him is socialization. We've been taking him everywhere we can, and barring that, he at least goes to Petsmart about 3 times a week. Every time he meets a stranger I give them a couple of treats to feed to him, so he's pretty darn happy about meeting new people now...even the vet. He's had slightly less exposure to strange dogs, but when he has met them he's had good experiences, so I'm not too worried. He'll probably start going to the dog park soon.

Other than that, he's working on leash training. He has a habit of stopping dead and digging his heels in when I won't go in the direction he wants. With LOTS of treats for going where I want him to go, he's improving, but he still has his rude moments. He also throws a tantrum if he sees a new person and I won't let him run to meet them...he'll pull until he just about chokes himself to death. But again, he's improving alot with the aid of treats. He can just be a stubborn little butthead when he wants to be. [8D]

But I REALLY need to start obedience with him. He's almost 10 weeks, and I feel awful that I haven't even started the basics with him yet. []
 
ETA, Okay, I just got down to business and taught him to "sit" about 10 minutes ago. He got it after only a couple of tries. He's pretty darn smart. []

Zoe: knows basic backyard agility.  She knows sit, down, stay (she has a really good sit stay and down stay) high five, shake, bang, roll over, hug (she puts her arms over my shoulders and leans her head against my face), jump into my arms (this has gotten harder since she is almost 8 now) come,
 
Gracie: sit, down, stay, bow, shake, high five, beg and come. 
 
Maggie: Flyball, she can almost catch a frisbee, she knows some basic agility, sit, down, beg, and shake and come.
 
Lucy: basic Flyball, sit, down, shake, high five, beg, come, roll over, and basic agility
 
 

ORIGINAL: marlania

...stop (in the form of a really annoying "ank" sound that also works on the cats lol), ...and "ANK!"[]

LOL []  ...your annoying ANK! sounds just like my UGH!
 
Willow knows "pretty girl" and "she" ...she always looks at us or comes when we say them.
Oakley knows "handsome boy" and "he" ...with the same reaction as Willow.
Both Willow & Myrika respond to pretty girl...it's too cute!  You might as well have called their name out.
 
You can also say just about anything in "baby talk" and the Goldens will come running. []
 
It's so awesome what they know...either by being taught, natural instincts, or how they get to know us by really watching/observing and living with us.  They even watch facial expressions for communication.  Totally awesome.

Tucker knows lay down, go to bed, stay, come, no, give, foot (to have his feet wiped when coming in from a walk), eat, bone (he loves those dentabones), grandma's here (loves my grandma, runs headfirst into whichever window is closest), stay in the yard, back up, walk, what's that noise (for something loud that would normally scare him), cookie ....
 
 

Hm, let's see, Russell knows
sit
down
stay
wait (and 'okay' release)
off
out (of the room)
over (move over)
let's go
inside
go get it (toy)
drop it
leave it
settle down
play dead
speak
gimme five
high five
bummer (head on paws)
dinner
tug
ball
"where's your ____"
"you wanna _____?"
go for a ride in the car
go outside
go for a walk
go to bed
in your crate
who's that (cue to bark at the door)
 
We're working on "kisses" right now, as the scratch on my forehead can attest. [8|] lease "kiss" with your mouth not your paw!!

ORIGINAL: jones
We're working on "kisses" right now, as the scratch on my forehead can attest. [8|] lease "kiss" with your mouth not your paw!!

LOL []

Also, some of you have reminded me of:
Wiping feet - feeties! or give me those toot-toots!
To get them all barking like mad - What's or who's that? (said as low as a whisper)
Daddy, Mama...where's mamma, or any other family member they are familiar with!? (hah, very silly, I know)
Wanna go for a ride or walk?
TREAT (how on earth could I have forgotten about that one?!)
Night-night (Myrika's command to get into her crate)
Go play! ...means all systems go, now go run amock!
Any nick-names we'ge given
Num-nums (dinner)
 
*Edited to add more to my list

All of them know:

sit, stay, that'll do or come, lie down, wait, inside, outside, back up, move, stop, get it, give, drop it, with me, lets go, kennel, eat your food/drink your water, go to bed, go lie down, enough, OFF!, leave it, go potty, and get out.

Other commands several of them know:

shake, other paw, roll over, dead dog, "are you an army brat" - Bree only : crawls backwards on her belly, crawl (forwards on belly), say hi (wave), high five, spin, twirl (spin the other directions), right leg, left leg, around (around me), eights (figure eights between my legs), touch, BOING!! Zippy only - jumps up and touches my hand with his nose, speak, whisper (Ginger only), Are you TIRED - Nick and Ginger only, find it, load up.

Bree and Ginger - beginner agility commands

June - herding commands - come bye, away to me, walk up, lie down, steady, there, that'll do, and the beginning of a look back.

I'm sure there are more, but my brain is foggy this morning. These are just specific commands, not situational things like, "are you hungry?", or do you need to go OUTSIDE???".

Tasha only knows sit, shake, and no.  Ive only had her for a month tho and havnt worked with her much :/  She did learn sit and shake very quickly but usually will only do it for treats.  She already knew what no means when I got her.

Bailey knows...
 
no
drop it  (if im not by her)
gimmie  (puts it in my hand or lets go of grip)
hey (she stops whatever shes doing and comes to me)
come'ere
sit
lay down
stay
high five
shake
gimmie kisses  (the best one! - she plants them right on your mouth too)
go eat
go for ride??
go for walk?  (this and ride should only be used when prepared for psycho dog to come out)
down (get off)
back up (get away from the door- like when im trying to open it and her nose is right there.... also works as "dont you go out that door" lol)
stand up (she will stand for a very long time, neat)
go pee pee 
stop it (stops begging)
 
 
I almost forgot this one but I just turned around and said it lol - hush
 
I think thats it.[]
 
I always go Bailey! and she looks at me all intently and I say "I lu you"  and she sort of closes her eyes while I say it and puts her head down and looks all comfy... almost like she really enjoys hearing that. 
 
 

Oh, I forgot, Tasha fetches too.  Not on command though, it's a game of fetching toys.[]

I'll start out with what they both know...To me!, sit, down, stay, leave it, drop, hungry, food, wait, go, go around, left and go get (the other one's name.)

From there Xerxes knows...up, over, spin, shake, high5, bow, kiss, smile, heel, he'll dig on command, other side, he'll follow hand signals on a long lead to go left, right or recall, he knows the word "squirrel," go lay down, off, go potty, stand, on guard, stand down,

I know I'm forgetting like a hundred things though.

They also know: how to open up the food bin and steal food, how to countersurft without fear of getting caught (one of them keeps watch.) they can open doors or cabinets, they play pranks on each other (one has a toy the other wants so the second dog comes over to me and starts loving on me-the first dog comes over-dropping the toy in the process and second dog retrieves said toy and taunts the first dog with it.)

They learn by watching other dogs-Xerxes has about 5 or 6 different greeting rituals with other dogs-he knows which are appropriate in which situation.

Smartest dogs I've ever been around, if you see a bumper sticker that says what my signature says, it's true.  Pity the poor owner who doesn't know what he/she has.