Originally Posted by
troutbum
06, It's amazing really how many commands a dog can learn. That'a basicly what I did, I kept the word command's simple and tried not to make them sound the same. My dog passed away about 6 yrs ago, I really miss him on the hunt.
This dog is a part of me and when he goes a part of me with go with him! I forgot one command that he has and it is "STOP". When I give that command it means he's to stop anything he's doing regardless of what it is and look to me to see what I want. As you stated, you don't want any of your commands to sound like another word. That's why all those words I use are what they are. If a person were to use the words "NO" and "GO", for instance, they sound too much alike!