Auto-sit on stopped motion in heel position

Sit on verbal command

Sit on hand motion command

Sit in Heel position

Sit in Front position

Sit in Block position

Auto-settle down when in same spot for duration of over 1 minute

Down on verbal command

Down on hand motion command

Down in Heel position

Down in Front position

Down in Block position (block is behind handler's back)

Down in Tuck position (tuck between legs)

Down in Under position (under tables)

Solid Stay in close proximity to the handler

Solid Stay when handler is 20+ feet away

Solid Stay when handler is out of eye sight

Solid Stay with distractions: food toss, other dogs, toys, public settings

Recall from any distance off-leash

Can be trusted on acreage, open areas, parks, hiking, and swimming area.

Recall around obstacles: tables, chairs, crowds, other dogs, etc.

Loose Leash walking on or off leash

Strong eye contact and check ins with handler

Left side trained

Great movement and bubble during turns and abouts

To put on his vest

Hold it out and he will put it over his head. Buckle his belly strap and go about your day.

To call dog to the Front position

Facing the handler and ready for next command

To have the dog return to heel by moving behind the handler.

To have the dog return to heel by swinging their butt around the handlers left side.

The dog continues to circle the handler

Crowd control

Dog goes behind handler and returns facing the same direction between handlers legs.

Forward, backward, and sideway motion in this position

To lay under a chair or booth

To enter and exit a car

Can ride loose on seat

Can ride loose on floor

Can ride kenneled

Can ride with multiple dogs and people

No sign of car/motion sickness

To retrieve item that has been dropped: leash, toy, bottle, keys, phone, etc.

Medicine Retrieval on repeated alarm sound.

Dog faces away from handler

Between legs watching back

Dog will lean into handler when someone is too close or approaching.

Dog moves behind the handler and uses body to ask for room

To cover the handler's back from approaching or moving people

Crowd control

Will interrupt any act of self harm or repetitive behaviors.

Picking at skin

Hitting face or body

Rocking back and forth

Cutting or slicing motion

Swaying or Bouncing

Does wonderful in tub

Exposed and used to a blow dryer

Hand pulling and rake pulling of hair

Clipper exposed and does well with

Good with nails and ears