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- Siéntate – Sit
- ¡Echado! – Lie Down
- Quieto – Stay
- Ven – Come Here
- Dame La Pata – Give Me Your Paw
- Trae – Fetch
- Suéltalo – Drop It
- Junto – Heel
- Ataca – Attack
- Abajo – Down
Siéntate is one of the most common basic dog commands in Spanish that you want to teach your puppy. If you want to take your perroto different places with you, you should be able to make them sit and stay calm while you do your errands. Although ‘siéntate’ is very common, Spanish speakers also use the variation ‘¡sentado!’. Both commands mean ‘sit’...
When it comes to dog training, echado is the direct translation of ‘lie down’. As a result, you may want to know this command for those occasions when you need your dog to be calm or just rest. ¡Échate! and ¡tumbado! are variations that you can also use. Daisy, ¡échate! Daisy, lie down! Lola, Max, ¡échense! Lola, Max, lie down! Duke, ¡echado! ¡Buen...
Quieto is a dog command in Spanish that is perfect for energetic dogs. In this context, ‘quieto’ is the direct translation of ‘stay’. As a result, this super handy expression is used to teach dogs to wait for you or to stay calm when they see something exciting. Although in this case ‘quieto’ is very common, you could also use the variation ‘alto’....
In Spanish, ven and ven aquí are the direct translation of ‘come here’. Since this order can be used to keep your dog away from hazards or other people, ven may even be one of the first dog commands in Spanish that you teach your puppy. Of course, you can also use ‘ven’ to attract a cute dog’s attention ;)! Perrito, ven aquí. Doggy, come here. Lola...
Dame la pata is not a command that will teach your puppy to behave, but it’s still a cool trick that you and your perrito can learn to impress your family and friends. Notice that dame is used for the first person singular (yo). If you want to push your puppy a bit more, you can change the indirect object pronoun (me) to match the person who you wa...
As a kid I always wanted to have a dog that fetched my newspaper (I didn’t read the newspaper, but it looked pretty cool). Being more realistic, you can use the command trae to play with your dog and keep his manners (and Spanish) sharp! When it comes to dog commands in Spanish, trae means ‘fetch’. In this case, depending on what you want him to fe...
As cute as they’re, most dogs will always have something in their mouths (hopefully, nothing too expensive). With this lovely image in mind, you may agree with me that suéltalo is a key Spanish dog command that puppies need to learn. Suéltalo can be translated either as ‘leave it’ or ‘drop it’ and you could also use the following variations: 1. ¡Su...
In Spanish, junto is the command that you want to use to let your puppy know that you want him to walk next to you. In this context, ‘junto’ means ‘heel’and since you may not want your dog to drag you, this is a Spanish basic command for puppies. Pepper, ¡junto! ¡Muy bien! Pepper, heel! Very good! Gordo, ¡no! ¡Junto! Gordo, no! Heel! ¡Junto, Max, j...
After I saw Halle Berry’s dogs in John Wick, I knew that I needed to learn how to teach my future puppies to do that. Okay, all jokes (and crazy dreams) aside for now. Ataca means ‘attack’ and, as you can imagine, this is a popular Spanish dog command that you may teach to your guard dogs. Now, if you notice, ‘ataca’ is a singular command. This mea...
If your puppy starts climbing on your furniture, you can use the command abajo. Although this is just an example, this word can also be really helpful to keep your dog in place! When it comes to dog commands in Spanish, ‘abajo’ means ‘down’. Rito, ¡abajo! Ya sabes que no te puedes subir a la cama. Rito, down! You know that you can’t be on the bed. ...
In this article, we will highlight the different ways to say dog in Spanish, including pronunciation and regional variations, so you’re prepared to talk about man’s best friend on your next visit to a Spanish-speaking destination.
Mark Frobose, America's most trusted language teacher, shows you how to say "DOG" in Spanish the fast and easy way.
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Discover 15 ways to say dog in Spanish: perro, perrito, can, etc. Learn dog commands and dog training vocabulary.
