Cool Dog Tricks

Impress your friends and have fun with your dog by trying these cool dog tricks. This list of dog tricks shows you how to take behaviors that your dog is already doing and turning them into unique dog tricks that actually serve a purpose! More than 101 tricks to teach your dog.

Teaching Dog Tricks: 5 Keys To Successfully Training Your Dog To Do A New Trick

Once the basic dog commands have been learned, you may want to teach your dog any number of dog tricks. Here are 5 simple tips for teaching ANY dog ANY trick!

Dog Fetch Training: How To Get Your Dog To Bring Something Back To You

Will your dog only catch, instead of fetching and returning the item to you? Here’s how to get your dog to bring it back to you when you’re doing dog fetch training. These are some of the best dog fetch training tips.

Dog Trick Videos: Start With The Easy Ones, Then Try The Difficult Dog Tricks

Want to teach your dog a dog trick? These videos show how to do some great dog tricks. Start with easy dog tricks and then work your way up to the more difficult dog tricks. Before long, you may have your dog fetching your slippers!

Dog Training Online Video: Dog Shake Hands

This video highlights the 5 steps that are necessary for teaching your dog to shake hands. Once you have mastered shake with your dog, you can teach him more fun tricks from these 101 dog tricks!

Videos Of Dogs Playing Basketball – Can Your Dog Do That?

Have you ever wanted your dog to be more human? Try teaching him this trick. Also another cool trick to teach your dog.

Teach Your Dog To Play Peek-A-Boo… Or Be ‘Shy’ On Command

We actually call it ‘being shy’ but you would probably impress your friends better if you called it playing ‘peek-a-boo’ or something cute. This dog trick simply involves rewarding your dog for putting his paw on his nose. Here’s how we taught our dog to play peek-a-boo on command.

Amaze Your Friends With Simple New Dog Tricks

The way to teach your dog some fun new tricks is to simply think about some things your dog does naturally without being asked. Then, give a specific ‘command’ to that behavior. From this point forward, whenever your dog does that behavior… call out that command. That’s how you associate the behavior with the command. So, in the future, your dog will do this particular behavior on command.

Dog Tricks: Teach Your Dog How To ‘Show Teeth’

Here are some videos of dogs showing their teeth… or baring teeth… on command. Want to know how to teach your dog this trick? Check out these tips for teaching a dog to show teeth.

How To Teach Your Dog To Sing

See how we taught our dog to sing on cue.

How To Teach Your Dog To Fetch The Mail (…or How To ‘Get’ & ‘Give’ Anything!)

Here’s how we taught our dogs to ‘get the mail’ or ‘get the paper’ and then immediately — before it gets too soggy — to ‘give’ it to us. This is an easy dog trick to teach. First, you begin with ‘get’… then you end with ‘give’ or ‘drop it’.

Dogs Saying Prayers – How To Teach Your Dog To Pray

A fun dog trick that’s really cute! Here’s how to teach your dog to pray…

High Five Dog Trick: How To Teach Your Dog What ‘Toes’ Means & How To ‘Shake Hands’ On Command

The command ‘Toes’ helps whenever you need to clean muddy paws after your dog has been playing outside. Or, when you need to dry off wet paws after a bath. Or, when you want to trim your dog’s toenails! Here’s how to teach your dog to give you his toes — on command.

Retriever Dog Tricks: Teach Your Dog To Find The TV Remote Control

Jersey — an American Eskimo dog — loved the remote control. Actually he loved to BRING me the remote control unit. Somehow, early in his puppyhood, I must’ve given him so much praise one time for ‘bringing it to me’ that he actually begged for occasions in which he could ‘bring me the remote’.

How To Teach Your Dog To Speak (Bark On Command), Whisper, And Be Quiet

We use ‘Tell me’ whenever we want our dog to get our attention about something. This is helpful when getting your dog used to the idea that he must ‘tell you’ when he needs to go outside, when there’s a stranger nearby, when he’s hungry, when the water bowl is empty, when the mail has arrived, etc.