Looking for Dog Commands - sit, stay, heel, down, lie down, etc.

Any inputs please?

I found a french thread, but people seemed to be disagreeing at bit... Then I realised I'll also need it in Spanish and German. And any other languages would be great!

I know there's variation in the commands used in English, so I guess it'll be the same in other languages...

 

My attempt.
Some equivalent dog commands in Russian (this is not a full list, of course, just some basic ones, with my personal preferences):

sit – сидеть!
heel – рядом!
here – ко мне!
bark/ speak – голос!
stand / stay – стоять!
[lie] down – лежать!
attack – фас! / взять!
give – дай!
search – ищи!
wait – ждать! / жди!
go ahead – вперед!
out! / no / leave it! don’t! – фу!
up / jump / hop – ап! барьер!
bring/ fetch/ retrieve– принеси! (I personally don’t like ‘апорт!’)
...

But actually, my 11-year-old Great Dane understands us with ease (just plain Russian and English) without any commands. When she wants.

ps

For some German equivalents you can have a look here: http://www.uwsp.edu/psych/dog/languag1.htm

 

well here in Algeria we have other ways or words to command

for cats as an example we say

come=beshbesh

go a way=kess

for dogs we say

lie down=coucher_vous it's a French word but we use it as well

attack =a l'attack

come=ici ici

all the words we use approximately french

 

Here are the Tagalog/Filipino equivalent for dog commands:

sit – upo
here – dito
bark – kahol
stand - tayo
[lie] down – higa
attack – sugod
give – bigay
search – hanap
wait – antay
go ahead – alis
out! / no / leave it! don’t! – labas
up / jump / hop – talon

But normally we are using english commands most of the times especially in urban areas.

 

Italian
(based on experience; these are the most common but variants may exist. In particular all of these are informal/colloquial expressions. I don't know if professional pet trainers use different expressions in Italian)

here (to a cat): "Qui micio-micio!" or "Micio?" (it literally means "here kitty kitty")

here (to a dog): "Qui bello!"

let's go (to a dog): "Andiamo bello (alternatively: "andiamo" + pet's name)"

sit: "Seduto!"

fetch: "Porta!"

play dead: "Fai il morto."

give your paw: "Dai la zampa." / "Zampa!"

roll: "Rotola."

wait: "Aspetta."

down, lie down: "Cuccia!"

no, don't, etc: "No!"

And when you want to praise your pet: "Bravo!"

 

In Dutch:

sit – zit!
here – (kom) hier!
bark/ speak – blaf!
stand / stay – blijf!
[lie] down – lig!
attack – val aan!
give – geef hier!
search – zoek!
wait – wacht!
no / leave it! don’t! – hou op!/stop!
up / jump / hop – spring!
bring/ fetch/ retrieve– apport!
play dead - speel dood!

 

In Hebrew:

sit – שב (shev)
stand - עמוד (amod) or לא לזוז (lo lazuz - don't move)
[lie] down – ארצה (artza)
attack – תקוף (t'kof)
paw - יד (yad = hand)
heel - רגלי (ragli)
come - בוא הנה (bo henah) or אלי (elay)
search – חפש
go ahead – חופשי (hofshi = free)
out! / no / leave it! don’t! – לא (lo = no)
up / jump / hop – קפוץ (kfotz) or אפ! (up!)

 

Here the mexican way of say it (spanish)

sit – siéntate
here – aquí
bark – ladra
stand - párate
[lie] down – acuéstate
attack – ataca
give – dame (someting)
search – búscalo
wait – espérate/ aguarda
go ahead – vé
out! / no / leave it! don’t! – Fuera/ no/ déjalo
up / jump / hop – salta

Play the death/ házte el muertito

 

ül/ülsz/ülj -sit
pfujj -out
fekszik/keküdj -lie down
mész helyedre -to ur place
hozd (ide)/hozod ide -bring/fetch it
add ide/adod ide -give
fogd meg/csibész -attack
lábhoz -next to me/my feet
keresd -search
állj -stop
hopp/ugrik/ugorj -jump
maradsz/maradj -wait

Calling a dog: pssz-sz(-sz-sz-sz), a cat: cic(-cic-cic)-cicc