Pocket: When my Dad slaps his thing three times we come running unless we have something better to do.
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It is time for Friday Fill-Ins. Can I get a hell year? There are four statements: the first two statements are written by 15AndMeowing ...
Clapping the lead handles usually works....unless we've found something more interesting to do.
ReplyDeleteThat's a very good question. Usually a clap of the hands or a slight whistle they come back to us. Thanks for the share. Have a great day.
ReplyDeleteWorld of Animals
The hand clap works here too, but a very sharp and loud "HERE" really does the trick.
ReplyDeleteWoos - Lightning, Misty, and Timber
No, we are all verbal dogs.
ReplyDeleteI usually come when called. Unless … there is a bunny!
ReplyDeleteSometimes Ma claps or slaps her leg to gets me to look, butts mostly it's Ruby-this or Ruby-that....and pretend not to hear her....heheheee
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Ruby ♥
the mama has a whistle and she tries to use hand signs... we love that, because we can always say sorry we haven't heard ya..
ReplyDeleteNope, we only show up when specifically requested!!!
ReplyDeleteWe are pretty much verbal dogs too.
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Rosy, Jakey & Arty
I have a hand signal for "down" but "here" means come right now!
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Mabel & Hilda
Mommy and I worked out two special signals to use during Freestyle. She tells me to "stay" and walks away from me. If she doesn't go but a few steps and wants me to walk or trot up to her, she keeps her hand at her side and wiggles a few fingers. If she goes further and wants me to come full speed, she still keeps her hand at her side, but uses her wrist to make a forward motion with her whole hand, and I run lickity split up to her and we keep walking. It sounds complicated, but it's really very easy! xox Xena
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