Jack will learn cues throughout his working career and may add more later. We are not going for a record number of learned cues since many of these cues can be combined, like Left Around and Right Around for going around something in a certain direction. What we are doing is building a working vocabulary for Jack that will make it possible to learn new behaviors based off of known ones when they are needed.
Jack does not know all of these cues yet, but will over time.
The Basics
Cue | Meaning |
Jack | Turn and look at who called my name and give eye contact (focus) |
Manners | Turn away and don't touch, pick up or sniff what I am looking at. |
Sit | Fold up my back legs and put my bottom on the ground |
Flat | Put my elbows, belly and hips on the ground |
Down | Get off of what I am on |
Come | Run to my handler when my name is called or they say Come |
Chill | Settle down and relax |
Stand | Stand in place without moving my feet/stand up without stepping forward or backward or sideways |
Back | Step back several steps |
Left | Turn left |
Right | Turn right |
Behind | Go behind my handler |
Around | Go around something |
Stay | Don't move or change position |
Wait | Puase but I can change position |
Let's Go | Start walking with my handler |
Hit The Rack | Go to a mat and lay on it until released |
Crate | Get in my crate |
Load Up | Jump in Car, on scale or in tub |
Heel | Move to my handler's left side and face the same way they are |
Side | Move to my handler's right side and face the same way they are |
Front | Sit in front of my handler facing them |
Rattle | Shake off as if to release tension or remove water from my fur |
Potty | Go to the bathroom when told |
Service Dog Cues
Cue | Meaning |
Take It | take what is offered in my mouth |
Hold It | Hold the item in my mouth |
Give It | Give the item in my mouth |
Get It | Pick something up and give it to my handler |
Bring It | Bring what I have to my handler |
Look | Look at my feet or on the floor for something to pick up |
Leash | Pick up my leash and give it to my handler |
Pull | Pull something with my mouth |
Push | Push something with my nose |
Fridge | Open the fridge |
Close It | Close something with my nose |
Flip It | flip up the dishwasher door with my nose |
Punch It | Hit something hard with my front feet |
Paw | Give my paw or put my paw on something |
Touch | Put my nose on something |
Light | Turn on or off a light |
Find It | Find something |
Go | A moving command like "Go Give to" for delivering notes or giving an item to someone |
Go In | Go under a table or in my crate or even through tubes for agility |
Shoes | Go get my handler's shoes |
Socks | Remove my handler's socks |
Basket | Put an item into a basket or trashcan |
Turn | Turn 180 degrees from where I am facing |
Keep Going | Keep looking for an item |
That's It | Found item, wait for instructions |
Ding | Start a search by placing my nose on items until told I found it |
Paws Up | Put my paws up on the counter or wall or my handler and wait for instruction |
Step Up/In | step onto or into something |
In Close | Move closer to my handler |
Tricks
Cue | Meaning |
Shake | Give my paw to someone so they can shake it |
High Five | Touch someones palm with my paw |
Spin | Turn left 360 degrees |
Twist | Turn right 360 degrees |
Where's Jack? | Peek up between someones legs |
Tada! | Take a bow |
Bang | Play dead |
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