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What is the Russian command for 'Come'?
What is the Russian command for 'Come'?
What does 'SIDET' mean in English?
What does 'SIDET' mean in English?
What is the English translation of the command 'LYEZHAT'?
What is the English translation of the command 'LYEZHAT'?
Which Russian command means 'Stand'?
Which Russian command means 'Stand'?
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What is the command for 'Stay' in Russian?
What is the command for 'Stay' in Russian?
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Which command translates to 'Heel'?
Which command translates to 'Heel'?
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What is the Russian word for 'Out'?
What is the Russian word for 'Out'?
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Translate 'GOOD' into Russian.
Translate 'GOOD' into Russian.
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What does 'MOLODETS' mean in English?
What does 'MOLODETS' mean in English?
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What is the Russian command for 'Go Outside'?
What is the Russian command for 'Go Outside'?
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Translate 'GO HOME' into Russian.
Translate 'GO HOME' into Russian.
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What is the Russian word for 'Voice'?
What is the Russian word for 'Voice'?
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What does 'APORT' mean in English?
What does 'APORT' mean in English?
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What is the Russian command for 'Jump'?
What is the Russian command for 'Jump'?
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How do you say 'Forward' in Russian?
How do you say 'Forward' in Russian?
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What is the Russian translation for 'Guard'?
What is the Russian translation for 'Guard'?
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Translate 'ATTACK' into Russian.
Translate 'ATTACK' into Russian.
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Study Notes
Russian Dog Commands
- Commands listed for training dogs in Russian, including phonetic pronunciations.
Essential Commands
- Come: KO MNE (cum neah) - Used to call a dog back.
- Sit: SIDET (see-DET, palatalized "t") - Standard command for sitting.
- Down: LYEZHAT' (lje-ZHAT', palatalized "t") - Command for lying down.
- Stand: STOYAT' (sto-yauht', palatalized "t") - Instructs dog to stand up.
- Stay: STAY! - MYESTO (MJE-sto) - Keeps the dog in place until otherwise directed.
Movement Commands
- Heel: RYADOM (RJA-dom) - Directs the dog to walk closely by the owner’s side.
- GO OUTSIDE: GULYAT' (GU-Lhat) - Command for encouraging a dog to go outdoors.
- GO HOME: DOMOY (do-MOJ) - Used to direct the dog to return home.
Commands for Action
- OUT: FU - Simple command for directing a dog to leave a certain area.
- Voice: GOLOS (GO-los) - Command for getting the dog to bark or communicate.
- FETCH: APORT (a-PORT) - Instructs the dog to retrieve an object.
- Jump: BARYER (ba-RJER) - Command for jumping, often used for agility training.
- Forward: VPERYOD (vpe-RJOD) - Encourages the dog to move ahead or advance.
- GUARD: OHRANYAI (o-khra-NYAJ) - Command to have the dog safeguard or protect an area.
- ATTACK: FAS - A command instructing the dog to launch an attack (for trained protection dogs).
Positive Reinforcement
- GOOD: HOROSHO (ho-ro-SHO) - Praise when the dog performs well.
- GOOD BOY: MOLODETS (mo-lo-DETS) - Positive affirmation for a male dog exhibiting good behavior.
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Test your knowledge of essential Russian commands for dog training. This quiz covers commands for actions, movements, and obedience, along with their phonetic pronunciations. Perfect for dog trainers wanting to expand their skills in Russian language commands!
