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Throwback Clancy, 2yrs 31wks
Dad says that I'm slowly becoming a more mature and confident dog. I still have a ways to go, and I'll always keep learning new stuff, but I'm gaining confidence every day.
Here is a list of some of the things I'm proud of having learned so far, more or less:
Sit: always and immediately.
Down: either myself or from anything I'm on.
Off: applied specifically to me going up on humans, and which Dad
never has to use any more.
Stay: until released, even for a long time or if out of sight.
Wait: a more lenient form of stay which is over sooner, like when I
get my fur brushed or Dad wants to take a picture (usually mine!).
Come: always and immediately.
Up: onto or into something.
Go See: I can put my paws up on a ledge or window to see over or out.
Supper: I must sit by my feeding station until supper arrives so I don't get underfoot in my excitement to eat.
Play: inside or outside I can choose the object to play with Dad.
Job: I must go to down position near the indicated door while Dad
gets ready to take us out, so I don't get underfoot.
Fetch: I must run as fast as I can to the ball (or toy) there and back
and must release the object to Dad's hand.
Chase: it is up to me how fast I get the object (which is always fast!)
and I don't have to release it to Dad's hand.
Catch: to be repeated if I miss until I catch the object.
Careful: outside means to be aware of a potentially dangerous situation, inside means don't play so rough.
Heel: on leash or off I must move to the side Dad indicates immediately and stay glued there with no sniffing or distractions.
Here: a more lenient form of heel, where I have some leeway at his side.
Follow: get behind Dad and follow with no messing around.
Bicycle: there is cycle traffic approaching and I must move to the right shoulder of the path unless otherwise indicated.
Out: inside or outside this means I'm in or heading into forbidden territory and must leave or change course.
Almost all these commands begin with the word 'Start...', and end with 'Finish...', which releases me unless this is followed by another 'Start...' command. I'm sure there's more but I forget them right now (hey I'm just a dog).
There are also hand signals for many of them, which we practise
without the words at times.
Dad says that my understanding more and more of my place in our pack and the world increases my confidence in my own abilities. I can do tricks like hold a treat on my snout until given the command to take it, I can go up like a horse when Dad says Hi-yo Silver! or play dead when Dad pulls the trigger, and a few others.
I stand up for myself at the dog park now, though I've never started anything just to be mean, and I don't pick on smaller or weaker dogs, but if a dog tries to take my ball when I don't want him to I'll tell him off pretty good!
Dad says the others respect me now, especially the regulars, and it's better for all of us to know where we stand with each other when we play. It's usually the new or least controlled dogs who start things, but more than once we regulars have put them in their place real quick! Some owners want to run out and save the situation when there is a squabble, but Dad says that unless it's serious we should be allowed to sort it out ourselves, otherwise the problem is not resolved and may arise again.
Finally, there is one other word I know very well and like almost as much as 'Supper', and that is 'Cuddle?' There is no 'Start' word to this, as it is up to me to decide. Sometimes I choose no, but when I choose yes I'm reminded why I like the word so much!
So it's no wonder that when Dad gets home from work I let him know exactly how I feel about our relationship. He never ignores it, never cuts it short or hushes me, but joins right in, and that just might be the best confidence builder of all! Thanks, Dad.
(Dad: Aw, shucks, son.)
Ottawa East, Ontario.
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THROWBACK Clancy:
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