Sentences with phrase «tricks on command»

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The drivers commanded a black Volvo SUV tricked out with an eye tracker, heart and skin monitors, video cameras facing out the front and back windows, on - board sensors, and other research gear.

Here's my trick ~ I put a Command hook upside down on the inside of my front door then I loop a ribbon over the top of my door and hook it to the upside door hook.

My best and easiest trick is mounting one of those 3M Command Hooks on the door.

The cabin isn't completely devoid of party tricks, though — we delighted our friends with the center stack buttons that magically switch from climate controls to drive - mode switches on command, and the 360 - degree camera view is useful in parking lots.

Training your pet to do simple tricks like the classic handshake or teaching them to sit on command helps to mentally stimulate your furkid, which is vital in maintaining your cat or dog's health.

I really like how he approaches «dog training» and how he's more focused on teaching dog psychology and why our dogs do what they do and not just teaching commands and tricks.

Down - Lying down on command is more than just a cute trick; it is a key component of any successful dog training program.

We have not yet worked on training as far as commands and «tricks» go and have been focused on his adjustment to his new environment and learning to be comfortable and less fearful around people.

You can read our article on basic commands for dogs; here you will find all the commands and basic tricks for any breed of dog.

But my best trick is to bark on command.

Teaching your dog to bark (or speak) on command is not only a fun trick to perform for your friends, but by adding the QUIET command to your dog's list of learned behaviors you might just find the solution to the excessive barking problems.

Once your dog learns to respond to basic commands you will likely use those commands on a daily basis and you will build upon them to teach your dog more complex tricks and commands.

Essentially, if your dog comes when he's called, sits on command and knows to leave objects alone when told to do so, he's probably ready to begin learning tricks like shaking hands.

Once your dog has mastered these dog obedience basics, you can move on to fun tricks and advanced commands.

You can run a mini obedience program right from home with 10 - minute training sessions on new tricks and commands.

Its focus is on teaching your dog to respond despite of distractions, distance commands, stylish loose leash walking, outdoor reliability, understanding boundaries within your home, emergency commands, polite greeting and socialization with dogs, off leash work with your dog, as well as some handy tricks to keep your dog engaged at home!

Now, you can choose a trick to work with your dog on since he knows most of the basic commands.

Once you've finished basic training with your dog, starting with house training and the sit, stay and come commands, socializing with other dogs, animals and people, and walking nicely on the leash, you can move onto tricks.

Teach the dog good manners — like not jumping on people to greet — make sure he or she is house trained and crate trained, and also teach basic commands like «sit» and «come» — and if you can swing it, teach him or her a few cool tricks like «shake» or «roll» as well.

Have your dog hunt for his dinner, learn new training commands and tricks, and have plenty of chew toys on hand to keep him busy when he's in couch potato mode or left alone.

She knows basic commands and would be a great dog for training clicker tricks; she already knows a few and picks up on new ones very quickly.

Teaching your puppy to come on command is one of the most important lessons he'll learn Some commands and tricks that you might teach your puppy are simply for the entertainment of you and your dog, but teaching your puppy to come when called doesn't fall into this category.

Although he doesn't know any commands (we are trying to teach this old dog some new tricks) he is a rock star on a leash.

Although cats do not need to learn to sit or lie down on command, they can learn to come when called, to get into a carrier, and do some tricks.

He loves to play with his toys, knows a few commands and tricks, and is doing great on house and crate training.

Wait until the pet learns the trick and does it well on command before teaching another trick.

Once he has caught on to the command of wiping his feet, bring him to the area you want him to begin performing this trick.

'' Down» Lying down on command is more than just a cute trick; it is a key component of any successful dog training program.

Some instructors use food or toys held above the dog's head to trick them into a sit on command, then praise.

Even a senior pooch who's had no prior training has potential to catch on quickly to new commands and tricks.

With boot camps the goal is to undo or change bad behavior whereas with training camps, the focus is on teaching dogs various commands and in some cases, tricks.

Rather focus a little bit longer on a specific command or trick to make sure your dog has completely grasped it.

Teaching your pup to nose or paw at a target on command is a valuable building block for more advanced tricks.

Teach the focus command prior to trick training, as well as basic obedience skills the tricks are based on.

If you plan to teach your dog waiting tricks like putting this on their muzzle until you give a command, the flat shape will work well.

When the bird automatically puts its foot up when told to step up, then a new trick or command can be taught like waving or pooping on command.

The great thing about this trick is that it works when you are working on somebody else's computer... it also would be an easy way to open a command prompt when using a CrossLoop session to remotely fix a computer.

If you want an on - screen run through of some various tricks and techniques you can always head over to Settings > Applications > Alexa > Things To Try for a laundry list of commands.

The other trick is something called Smart Touch — the tablet's 1080p screen can switch on the fly from displaying 13.3 inches to 11.6, either automatically when you remove it from the keyboard dock, or on command with a button hidden on the screen's top edge.