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    • Traiter quelqu’un comme un chien. via GIPHY. Literal meaning: to treat someone like a dog. What it really means: To treat them badly, physically or emotionally.
    • caractère de chien. via GIPHY. Literal meaning: dog’s personality. What it really means: bad attitude, ill temper. Of course, dogs have now been properly domesticated and are usually charming and sweet (if cared for properly).
    • chien qui aboie ne mord pas. via GIPHY. Literal meaning: dog that barks doesn’t bite. What it really means: he talks a lot but he’s really harmless. In English, we know this expression as “its bark is worse than its bite”.
    • Être d’une humeur de chien. via GIPHY. Literal meaning: to be in a dog’s mood. What it really means: to be in a very bad mood. When you’re in a bad mood, the French would say you’re in a dog’s mood.
  2. www.frenchtoday.com › french-vocabulary › french-dogThe Complete French Dog Guide

    • What’s The French Word For Dog?
    • 5 Synonyms For Dog in French
    • How Do You Say Puppy in French?
    • French Dog Vocabulary
    • 10 French Dog Tools & Toys
    • 6 French Dog Verbs
    • 6 French Dog Actions
    • What Does A French Dog Say?
    • 20 Ways to Speak to A Dog in French
    • 15 Dog Breed Names in French

    There are 2 French words for dog: 1. Le chien – is French for male dog 2. la chienne – is French for female dog

    The most common synonym for a dog in French is “un toutou”. In French slang, we also call a dog “un clebs”, “un clébard”, “un roquet”, “un cabot” but all these are quite negative.

    The French word for puppy is “un chiot”. It is always used in the masculine – le, un chiot – even for a female puppy. “Les chiottes” feminine plural is a slang word for toilet in French !!

    Now let’s study the French dog related vocabulary. 1. Le chien – male dog 2. la chienne – female dog 3. le chiot – puppy, always masculine 4. Une race de chien = a dog breed (I understand saying race in English doesn’t sound correct but it is the word we use for breed in French) 5. Un éleveur = a breeder 6. La truffe = the dog’s nose 7. Le museau =...

    Une laisse = a leash
    Un harnais = a harness
    Un collier de chien = a dog collar
    Une caisse/ une cage de transport = a dog crate
    Aboyer – to bark
    Hurler – to howl
    Grogner – to growl
    Gémir – to whine – cry
    Un aboiement – a bark
    Un hurlement – howling
    Un grognement – growl
    Un gémissement – whining, crying

    French dogs say “ouaf-ouaf” . Now you know how your dog speaks in French – but do you know how to speak to him/her. Here is how to speak to your dog in French

    Here are some common French dog training commands. 1. Assis ! = Sit! 2. Couché ! = Down! 3. Reste ! = Stay! 4. Pas bouger ! = Stand still! 5. Au pied ! = Heel! 6. Viens ici ! = Come here! 7. Debout ! = Stand! 8. Rapporte ! = Fetch! 9. Saute ! = Jump! 10. Donne ! = Let go! 11. Aboie ! = Speak/Bark! 12. Dehors ! = Go outside! 13. Rentre ! = Go inside...

    Unfortunately, I cannot list all the dog breeds and translate them to French. Most of the time though, the breed names are quite similar between French and English : par exemple, un schnauzer, un dalmatien, un husky, un chihuahua, un collie… So when you don’t know, I’d say put a French accentto it and give it a try!! I’m going to list here the name...

    • Sit – Assis. The command to “sit” in French for a dog is “assis,” which is pronounced “ah-see.” This command is used in training and French Ring trials.
    • Down – Couché. To get a dog to lie down on its belly. The French Ring command is “couché,” pronounced “coo-shay.” People use this command in training and trials.
    • Stand – Debut. The French Ring command to get a dog to stand when sitting or lying down is “debut,” pronounced “duh-boo.” This command is typical in training and French Ring trials.
    • Heel – Au Pied. The standard command to get a dog to stay at your side is “heel.” In French Ring, the order is “au pied,” pronounced “oh-pee-ay. Heeling is one of the most critical elements in general dog training and French Ring trials.
  3. Sep 25, 2023 · What Are the Primary French Dog Commands?1. SitAssis The command “sit” is one of the first things most puppies learn. ...2. Down – Couche To get your dog to lie down on its belly, use the French word “couche”. ...3. Stand – Debut ...4. Come Here – Vien Ici ...5. Heel – Au Pied ...6. Wait – Reste ...7. Stay – Pas Bouger ...

  4. Dec 6, 2023 · There are many popular (and charming) French phrases that refer to dogs in order to express certain human situations or emotions. Perhaps the best known is “ Les chiens ne font pas des chats ” (Dogs do not make cats), which is used when expressing the notion that we inherit most of our key personality or aesthetic traits from our parents ...

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  6. Sep 5, 2023 · What Are the Primary French Dog Commands?1. SitAssis The command “sit” is one of the first things most puppies learn. ...2. Down – Couche To get your dog to lie down on its belly, use the French word “couche”. ...3. Stand – Debut ...4. Come Here – Vien Ici ...5. Heel – Au Pied ...6. Wait – Reste ...7. Stay – Pas Bouger ...

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