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GreatRembrandt · Post by **GreatRembrandt** » Sat Sep 01, 2012 1:12 am

i wanted to train my dog in dutch but then i thought i would be never be able to pronounce it right, so rembrandt talks only in french, when i'm really pissed off i speak in italian and he understands all pretty well. .

olly my mali talks in italian.. But i always wanted to know the commands in the other languages, if it is possible and i don't go ot could we post the commands correctly in german, english, french, dutch? My offer is for italian if u want

ICE · Post by **ICE** » Sat Sep 01, 2012 1:19 pm

I train Ice in Dutch. I found the list of commands online and confirmed with my trainer (he is from holland). He corrected many of them and still laughs at me sometimes when I pronounce them.

Christie M · Post by **Christie M** » Sat Sep 01, 2012 2:57 pm

I know I sound like an idiot every time I step on the field with my dogs. My consolation is that most of the other people out there sound just as dumb

Matt once said to me, "Do you think the people in Holland train their dogs in English just to be cool? NO." But I do it anyway.

Here is a good resource for many different languages: http://www4.uwsp.edu/psych/dog/languag1.htm

GreatRembrandt · Post by **GreatRembrandt** » Sat Sep 01, 2012 6:38 pm

ohh thank u! But nobody use italian?? We have: heel=piede, sit=seduto, lay down=terra, voraus=avanti, bring=porta, stay=resta, gib laut=abbaia, attack=attacca, aus=lascia, helper=figurante, such=cerca, hier=vieni

icvanstra · Post by **icvanstra** » Sat Sep 01, 2012 11:21 pm

Christie M wrote:I know I sound like an idiot every time I step on the field with my dogs. My consolation is that most of the other people out there sound just as dumb Matt once said to me, "Do you think the people in Holland train their dogs in English just to be cool? NO."

Maybe in North Holland. In South Holland anything goes. In the the rest of The Netherlands they never would.

Post by **Dutchringgirl** » Sun Sep 02, 2012 1:51 am

My girls are trained in French and I get really funny looks. Then I remember why other dogs wont listen to me. My daughter would get soooooooo mad when my parents Basset wouldnt 'couche'

vneerland · Post by **vneerland** » Wed Sep 05, 2012 2:07 am

ICE wrote:I train Ice in Dutch. I found the list of commands online and confirmed with my trainer (he is from holland). He corrected many of them and still laughs at me sometimes when I pronounce them.

Patty. It appears that your signature has fallen off your posts.

If you go to your user panel, left top of your screen, maybe you would be willing to set it up again? So we can keep the whoiswho straight?

icvanstra wrote:
Christie M wrote: Matt once said to me, "Do you think the people in Holland train their dogs in English just to be cool? NO."
Maybe in North Holland. In South Holland anything goes. In the the rest of The Netherlands they never would.

Eric!

Everyone knows that if it is a Dutch shepherd, you have to train it in Dutch (and wear wooden shoes while doing so) That''s why I wouldn't get a Polish sheepdog. I could only speak Polish if I were thoroughly drunk.

GreatRembrandt wrote:ohh thank u! But nobody use italian?? We have: heel=piede, sit=seduto, lay down=terra, voraus=avanti, bring=porta, stay=resta, gib laut=abbaia, attack=attacca, aus=lascia, helper=figurante, such=cerca, hier=vieni

See? Now Eli makes me want an Italian dog. What choices do I have? Italian Greyhound? Napolitan Mastiff? What else?

(beautiful commands! I am having fun just trying them out. Pronto! Vieni! )

GreatRembrandt · Post by **GreatRembrandt** » Wed Sep 05, 2012 10:42 pm

we have bolognese, lagotto romagnolo, cane corso, pastore maremmano abruzzese, cirneco dell'etna, bracco italiano (soo beautiful)...

vneerland · Post by **vneerland** » Wed Sep 05, 2012 10:58 pm

Pictures plrease! (of all those breeds. I don't recognize a lot of them, but maybe I know them by their English or Dutch names, not the Italian ones)

GreatRembrandt · Post by **GreatRembrandt** » Wed Sep 05, 2012 11:06 pm

i promise tomorrow from a real pc i put all the pics!!

vneerland · Post by **vneerland** » Wed Sep 05, 2012 11:21 pm

Cool!

Christie M · Post by **Christie M** » Thu Sep 06, 2012 3:13 pm

GreatRembrandt wrote:i promise tomorrow from a real pc i put all the pics!!

OOOOOh, I'm excited too.

I love how the Italian words sound. Judith, would I be banned from all cool things Dutch Shepherd if I trained my next dog in Italian???

vneerland · Post by **vneerland** » Thu Sep 06, 2012 4:25 pm

Christie M wrote:I love how the Italian words sound. Judith, would I be banned from all cool things Dutch Shepherd if I trained my next dog in Italian???

Noooo, I would come listen to you instead.

Pronouncing Eli's commands makes me feel like I am on vacation, enjoying Italian cuisine with a bottle of chianti outside a bungalow in Tuscany, are you kidding?

http://quillin-consulting.com/2011/04/1 ... g/tuscany/

GreatRembrandt · Post by **GreatRembrandt** » Thu Sep 06, 2012 11:59 pm

the dogs world is very strange, usually people learn as first words of a new language all the bad words... We learn commands.

...but i could also tell you all the bad words in italian of course.. We are a angry nation,expecially when we drive!

vneerland · Post by **vneerland** » Fri Sep 07, 2012 3:09 am

But even when an Italian is screaming at you (as long as you're not Italian yourself and don't understand enough ofthe language) it sounds charming.

I can help you with your Dutch commands. But the Dutch don't have curse words

so I couldn't teach you those.

GreatRembrandt · Post by **GreatRembrandt** » Fri Sep 07, 2012 9:50 am

a BRACCO ITALIANO

GreatRembrandt · Post by **GreatRembrandt** » Fri Sep 07, 2012 9:51 am

a BOLOGNESE

GreatRembrandt · Post by **GreatRembrandt** » Fri Sep 07, 2012 9:58 am

PASTORE BERGAMASCO

MALTESE

PASTORE MAREMMANO ABRUZZESE

CIRNECO DELL'ETNA

CANE CORSO

LAGOTTO ROMAGNOLO

vneerland · Post by **vneerland** » Thu Sep 13, 2012 5:28 pm

Oh wow! I did not know about the existence of the lagotto and the cirneco. The latter looks a bit like a pharaoh hound to me. Does anyone else maybe recognize them, and their English names? I have the feeling that I am missing the obvious. Cool collection, thanks Eli.

edit. Even for the others that I do know, I am drawing some blanks on the English names.

Help, anyone?

Marjolein · Post by **Marjolein** » Sat Sep 15, 2012 7:46 pm

I know the cirneco as a Podenco? Or is that a different breed?

On Italian, we used to have a Finnish girl at the schutzhund club, she had lived in Italy before coming to Germany. She had 2 dogs, a Doberman "Dolce" that was raised in Finnish, and a Rottweiler mix that was trained in Italian, so I knew the "seduto" and "Vieni", sounds very nice

I also like the French commands "assiz" = sit and "au Pied" for heel

On the dog breeds, I know the Dutch names Judith

PASTORE BERGAMASCO= Bergamask
PASTORE MAREMMANO ABRUZZESE= herder van de Maremmen
the other names are the same overhere, I saw a Lagotto at a show once I think, aren't they good Truffel-hounds?

Ow, and I train my dogs in Dutch with some German words, like "pak", which is also a Dutch word and means "get it" and the whole blabla you say to the helper I do in German, as it is kind of stupid to speak Dutch to a German helper...Well, I think so anyway, there are many who don't...

I would love to hear some of you on video pronouncing the Dutch commands tho

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