Teach your Dog to SPEAK and SING on Command Howl Talk Training HUSKY PUPPY SPEAK

Oh! You can tell there's treats in there, can't you? Alright! A lot of you guys have been asking me this, so today I'm going to show you guys how I train my dogs to speak. What you need to remember is I am not a professional trainer. These are just the methods that I use that work for me. So you can try them and see if they will work with your dog. The first thing you're going to need is some treats. Some people use a clicker. I use treats. They're hidden in my pocket. I like to use these little tiny treats. They're called zoop treats. Memphis, sit! Good girl! Okay, there's a few different ways you can go about teaching your dog to speak. The way that I always use, which has always worked with my girls, good girl for paw, I know, basically you tease them. You tease them until they make noise. I know it sounds mean, but trust me, it works. Some people like to use a door knocking method. If your dog barks when people knock on the door, knock at the door, you can try that method, but I'm going to show you this one instead. I usually like to make her sit first and then usually I'll dangle a treat up in front of her face. I usually do it standing and the dog will get really excited because they're really going to want the treat and you got to do it until they make noise and they usually go speak. Come on! Memphis, sit! Sit! Speak! Come on! Speak! Speak! Oh, there he goes! Good girl! See how she made just that little bit of a noise? You want to reward every time they make any type of a noise because eventually they're going to figure out you want them to make noise. Sit! Sit! It's also really good to train your dogs when they're tired. Memphis isn't very tired. Sit! Good girl! Good job! Good girl! You got lots of praise for that one! That was a good speak! Want to try again? Memphis! Speak! Speak! Come on! Speak! Speak! Good girl! Good job! Sometimes it can be a little bit of a harder command to... It's time you can't get them out of my pocket! To teach a dog, like I said, when they're tired it works a little bit better. We're of course doing this while you're not tired! While you're not tired! Memphis! Memphis! Speak! Speak! Good girl! Is that good? Yeah! It is one of those commands that, you know, it can take a little bit more time than others to train. I know! Hi! I love your hugs too! It can take a little bit more time than others to train your dog how to speak. Some dogs catch on really fast and then some dogs like you, take a little bit longer to figure it out. Thank you for the hugs! Thanks! There's a Memphis hug! There's a Memphis hug! The next thing I'm going to show you, is how to teach your dog to sing. The problem with that is, your dog has to know how to howl. I can't tell you how to teach your dog to howl. Some dogs do it, some dogs don't. But if you can figure out something that makes your dog howl, you can teach them to howl or as I call it, sing on command. Are you chewing on my arm? You want to play, don't you? You're like, I just want to play! All you want to do is play! I love you! I have to go get your sister now, because you can't howl on command yet. Okay? Kisses! Oh kisses! Oh Memphis kisses! Okay, I have to go get your sister. Okay, Shelby's a little bit older than Memphis, so she knows these things a little bit better than Memphis does. Right here Shelby! Right here Shelby! Sit! Good girl! I know! Can you wave? Try again! Can you wave? I didn't say lay down! I didn't say lay down! I didn't! Okay! Say anything! See Shelby knows when you hold a treat up above her head, she wants... You want her to speak, don't you? Speak! That was... That was horrible! That was horrible speaking! That's snorting! Try again! No! Ready? I know! High five? Wait! Wait till I'm ready! High five! Good girl! We're not teaching high five, we're just snorting! Speak! That was pretty good speak! Can I try again? Sit! Speak! Okay, Shelby knows how to speak on command. I don't know if I'll be able to get her to do it, but Shelby does know how to sing on command. But I have food, so we'll see if it works. Shelby! Hi! Can you sing for everybody? Do you want to sing for everybody? Sing Shelby! Good girl! Shelby sing! Good girl! Sing Shelby! Sing! Good girl! That's a good job! Now the way I taught her that, was Shelby will sing with the harmonica. So you'll blow the harmonica and she'll make those same noises. And as soon as she would start making those noises, I would say Yes! A good girl! And because she could do it with the harmonica, because I found something that made her sing, and then was telling her to sing and rewarding her, she figured out how to sing on command. Didn't you? Sing! Sing! Sing! Kiss the camera! Good job! Good job! Good job Shelby! Come here! Right here! Sit! High five! Yeah! Oh I missed! Sorry! That's my bad! Now Oakley here is a little more timid. She does like food. Thank you! Come here! She's having a little bit harder to train to do certain things. Oakley sit! Sit! Sit! Good girl! Speak! Speak! Speak! So there's one way you can try and teach your dogs to speak on command and possibly sing on command. Let us know if it works for you or if you have any tips, training tips or anything on how you taught your dogs to speak. Good job Shelby! Good job! Good job! Memphis sit! Sit down! Good girl! Oakley sit! Oh you're on slippery floor. Oakley look pretty! Good job! Oh you almost lost it! Oh you lost it! I have to get you another one. I think my pocket's empty. All right well I gotta go get Oakley another treat. Thanks for watching! Thanks for subscribing! Be sure to share this video around with your friends. Stay positive! Dream big! And we will see you on... What day will we see them on? Wednesday? On Wednesday? You want to see them on Wednesday? What do you think? Wednesday? We'll see you guys on Wednesday! Thanks for watching! Bye! Speak! Gone To The Snow Dogs