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As someone who speaks German, it feels puzzling to me why I would teach my dog German commands (even though I have a GSD), these are just the regular words/phra
by torginus 6mo ago
As someone who speaks German, it feels puzzling to me why I would teach my dog German commands (even though I have a GSD), these are just the regular words/phrases for things but in a different language.
- rolph 6mo agoits a weak authentication. if you use a dog for work/husbandry, law military, it does two things. 1] regionally unfamiliar language, dog will obey your commands, but not commands of regional language. 2] parrallel handling, different dogs trained in different languages dont step on each others task,in response to the same cue command. e.g. left dog, sprech im ze deutsch - right dog, govorite po russki
- cjbenedikt 6mo agoI hope your Russian is better than your German...;-p
- rolph 6mo agoi spoke both conversationally with my grandfather before he passed, he was russian/german i spoke english as native language, but later began learning a few others. i get them mixed up when cold, but if speaking for a while i can get in a zone. my spelling is atrocious i think i see where you complain: Sprechen Sie Deutsch %:P
- cjbenedikt 6mo agoTrès peu ;-p
- EdwardDiego 6mo agoIt's better with dogs to use commands that sound harder for hard commands - stop, down, wait, etc. Which German's love of crisply pronounced consonants tends to lend itself to.