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分别是;sit , lie , stand , put off , reston , kick , clasp hands , advance , fall back h *** e to , make surprise , guard.
一、随行
口令：“靠”
手势：左手自然下垂轻拍左腿外侧。
二、坐
口令：坐
手势：1、正面坐：右大臂向上伸直掌心向前，成“L”型。
2、左侧坐：左手轻拍腹部。
三、卧
口令：“卧”
手势：1、正面卧：右手上举，然后伸平，掌心向下。2、左侧卧：右手从犬前面向下方挥伸，掌心向下。
四、立
口令：“立”
手势：右臂自下而上向前挥动平伸，掌心向上，然后自然落下。
五、躺下
口令：“躺下”
手势 ：右臂向前平伸，掌心向左，然后向右下摆动。
六、延缓
口令：“定”
七、握手
口令：“握手” 手势：右手伸向需握手的犬前爪前面。
八、打滚
口令：“滚”
手势：右臂向前平伸，掌心向左。向左滚为手掌向上翻动，向右滚为手掌向下翻动。
九、前来
口令：“来”“靠”
手势：左手向左平伸，手心向下，随即自然放下。
十、衔取
口令：“衔”“吐”或“放”
手势：右手食指指向令犬衔取的物品方向。
十一、吠叫
口令：“叫”
手势：右手食指在胸前面向犬上下点动。
其实...我个人认为啊...一般训练狗狗不一定用英语...用自己的语言...多说说多连连...狗狗自然会明白的...如果一定要英语的话...
不要叫:dont bark / no barking坐着:Stay/Sit!！ 举前腿:Beg! ！ 翻滚:Roll! 趴下:Down! 接着:Fetch! 过来:Come here! 到那边去: Go there!
就这些吧...一般~
额，口令英译到不需要，但是你得英语过四才能出国比赛啊。成为训犬师很累的，也不被大多数人理解，没办法国情就这样，认为不好好挣钱的都是不正常的人。所以为了不打击你的自信我还是委婉点劝劝你，别做傻事。
Sitz: (坐下，发音：热吃 ) der Hund soll sich „hinsetzen"
Platz: (卧倒，发音：扑啦吃 ) Beim Platz soll der Hund sich legen und bleiben; d
Bleib: (停下, 发音：不来本 ) Am jetzigen Ort verweilen
Steh: (站住, 发音：时得嗯，在狗离主人较远是使用，或者让狗从坐姿、卧姿换成站姿 ) Dieses Kommando wird verwendet, um den Hund aus weiter Entfernung zum Stehen zu bringen. Auch wird es genutzt um den Hund aus demSitz.
Such verwund’(寻找, 发音：苏和-飞儿翁特，让猎犬去寻找猎物或根据气味寻找痕迹 ) Kommando dient bei Jagdgebrauchshunden, diese eine Schweißfährte (Blutspur) ausarbeiten zu lassen.
Auf: (出发，发音：奥服 ) Auf wird im Sinne von „Los, gehen wir“ gebraucht. Wenn der Hund beispielsweise im Sitz ist und der Hundeführer möchte losgehen, sagt der Hundeführer „Auf!“ Zum Aufheben aller vorigen Kommandos ist Auf sinnvoll. Die Ausnahme ist das so genannte Ablegen, hier darf der Hund keine *** alls abgerufen werden sondern ist vom Hundeführer abzuholen, z. B. durch das Berühren des Kopfes mit der Hand. (在发出 “Ablegen” 命令，没有解除前，不能用 )
Voraus: (自己先去，发音：富哦奥斯，让狗自己去一个目的地 ) Der Hund soll sich vom Hundeführer weg nach vorne bewegen z. B. auf ein bestimmtes Ziel zu.
Fuß: (脚，发音：富斯，让狗没有缰绳时用它的左脚靠在主人的腿行走 ) verwendet man, um den Hund auch ohne Leine neben sich an der linken Seite zu führen.
Apport: (把东西叼回来，发音：啊普哦特 ) etwas *** ortieren, holen
Aus: (吐出叼住的东西，发音：奥斯 ) das, was der Hund im Maul hat, freigeben
Hier: (过来，发音：嘿尔 ) zum Rufer herkommen, eventuell mit Vorsitz
THE DOG
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