GoKawiilAre 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.
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1. Fetch — Bring / Apport
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.
You can also use the fancier version apport, which comes from French.
2. Drop it / Let go — Aus
In German, aus is a preposition meaning “out of.” As it tends to be used to get a dog to stop clinging on to something with its teeth, you can think of it as asking your pooch to let said object go “out” of its mouth.
3. Sit — Sitz
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