Playing The Drums

Elliot DMDS

Well-Known Member
Instead of practicing rear end awareness, Elliot offered me this the other day-
thought it was cute, so I clicked it ;)

 

fly30

Experienced Member
Well done ! I love this trick !

Yes I think it's nice to accept what the dog offers unexpectedly. I often doo that too.
 

Amateur

Experienced Member
So cute ... but how do you get the second dog to just lay there all quiet while the other dog gets a treat ?!?
 

tigerlily46514

Honored Member
yeah, "Amateur", that part always amazes me, too, when i watch multi-dog household videos! HOw the other dog(s) sit patiently waiting their turn, even when treats are being fed! wow. THAT in itself, seems a great trick to ME! lol.
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If you really want 2nd dog to shake his head at same time---- Here is how to teach the head shaking, you could teach dog to
go side to side,
or up and down:
http://www.dogtrickacademy.com/members/forums/threads/shake-head-no.2244/
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that "shake your head" was one of the hardest tricks i ever taught Buddy though, lol. But, i also made many mistakes in trying to teach that cue, another person might not find it so hard to teach as *i* did.
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Of all Buddy's tricks and cues, very few i label as "hard to teach" and 'shake head' would be one of them!
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but, i hope you DO buy a sturdy toy drum for Eliot! Or trim up some object to look like a drum, it'd make this trick even cuter.
 
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