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@clarity123 Just don't go overboard with it!

@tiff_tiff I know how to do it but I wouldn't give that info out. I taught a dog along those lines and other pro trainers said she was so smart it was scary...and, yes, it was. Most people are simply not up to having an animal like that. It's also unfair to the animal. In horses, we used...

@tiff_tiff Someone I know taught his horse to "say" "yes" (nodding his nose toward chest) and "no" (shaking his head.) The animal, unfortunately, grasped the concept of "no" meaning anything that he didn't like. Soon he was shaking his head at the bridle, the saddle, some aspect of terrain...