Release cue?

We use several release cues. Sit, down and stand are stationary positions so we do not have "stay" command. Sit is followed by release cue and it could be " free", recall words, next command, lets say " down", " go play", " go see".
All of them mean the same - find the value.
Because we play crate games as a way of life if my pup coming out of crate, release cue is "free". It means find the value- i.e. find mommy. Start line in agility "free" means find the value- nearest obstacle.
"Go play" - find the value, go play with your buds etc.
 
corbinam said:
Me three.

(And actually, my dogs don't break when I'm talking to someone else. I said it the other day to my trainer and I guess Lexi knew I wasn't talking to her :lol:)
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LOL....the tone of voice and the force of our "ok" would probably scare the pants off of someone if I said it like that to them in a normal conversation:lol:

Therefore.....we never have confusion :winkgrin:
 
danisgoat said:
LOL....the tone of voice and the force of our "ok" would probably scare the pants off of someone if I said it like that to them in a normal conversation:lol:

Therefore.....we never have confusion :winkgrin:
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You're definitely right! They might think I was a little crazy. "Ashley, can you do this for me?" "OOOOOOOOOOOOKAYYYYYYYYYY :biggrin2::biggrin2:"
 
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