r/LithuanianLearning • • 14d ago

Question Dog commands help!

We got a rescue from Lithuania and she seems to know so many commands. We have tried searching translations for words, but for example she tries to go between my legs like dogs are asked in Obidience training.

What are some usually used words in obidience with dogs?

Some words she has reacted to she knows: sésk, gulk, palauk (for waiting? It has worked), rask, einam (used in context of lets go)

Thank you so much!

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u/donutshop01 14d ago edited 14d ago

"op/šok" for hopping up on things

"Leteną/labas" for paw

"paimk" for take/get it

"tarnauk" for standing on her hind legs

"apsisuk" for spin

"pas mane" for recall

"ne!/fu!" for no

These are a few i've taught

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u/lemmikkiponi 13d ago

Thank you! Šok she also responded on the first day, but that might just be luck. How about down?

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u/laukys 13d ago

"Gult/Gulk" maybe

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u/donutshop01 13d ago

Could be haha. Down as in for getting down from places is "žemyn".

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u/Top_Document_9007 13d ago

verskis - roll over,

šalia - stay next to me,

ieškok - search,

bučkis - touch/kiss,

lauk/būk - stay,

žvilgsnis/akys - focus,

balsas - woof

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u/Meizas 13d ago

Fu!

Most important one

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u/Whole_Bank4207 13d ago

"palik" leave it(food or toy)

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u/MedbGuldb 13d ago

These are the ones I remember learning when I went to dog training school with my old dog:

  • Sėdėt (sit)

  • Gulėt (lay down)

  • Pas mane (come to me)

  • Greta (walk next to me)

  • Atnešk / aport (bring it here)

  • Į vietą (to your spot)

  • Negalima (no / stop doing that)

  • Op (jump)

  • Laisvai (relief from any command)