Are you learning German and looking to learn and practice new German words with your dog?
If yes, then we have great news for you—and Rex or Fido, too.
In this post, we’ll show you exactly how you can learn German with dog commands, Hundekommandos, and teach you 48 of the most common commands.
Contents 1. Fetch — Bring / Apport 2. Drop it / Let go — Aus 3. Sit — Sitz 4. Stay — Bleib 5. Down — Platz 6. Go to your place — Auf deinen Platz 7. Heel — Fuß / Bei Fuß 8. Here — Hier 9. Come here — Komm 10. Wait — Warte 11. Go — Los 12. Go / Run — Lauf 13. Speak — Gib Laut 14. Quiet — Ruhig 15. No — Nein 16. Yuck — Pfui 17. Stop — Stopp / Halt 18. Enough — Genug 19. Treat — Leckerli 20. Search — Such 21. Onwards — Weiter 22. Left — Links 23. Right — Rechts 24. Paw / Shake — Gib Pfötchen 25. Gimme five — Gib fünf 26. Good dog — Braver Hund 27. Jump — Spring / Hopp 28. Go potty — Mach Pipi / Mach Geschäft 29. Spin / Twirl — Dreh dich 30. Stand up — Steh auf 31. Give a kiss — Gib Küsschen 32. Attack — Fass 33. Find the leash — Such die Leine 34. Back / Back up — Zurück 35. Stand up — Aufstehen 36. Roll over — Rolle 37. Crawl — Kriech 38. Through / Weave — Slalom 39. Play dead — Peng / Tot stellen 40. Gentle — Vorsichtig 41. Outside — Raus 42. Inside — Komm rein 43. Watch out — Pass auf 44. Be nice — Sei nett 45. Howl — Heule 46. Slow — Langsam 47. Quick — Schnell 48. Off to bed— Ins Bett Why Train Your Dog with German Dog Commands? And One More Thing...
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If you throw a ball for your dog and want him to bring it back to you, then the German dog command you need is bring . This word comes from the German verb bringen which, you guessed it, means “bring,” or in this case “fetch,” in English.