Bruno 3558

04/05/26 — Welcome, Bruno! Bruno is a well-trained Doberman. He’s fully trained—here are his commands:<br/><br/>Basic Commands for Bruno<br/><br/>Sit<br/><br/>Down<br/><br/>Place<br/><br/>Free<br/><br/>Potty<br/><br/>Here<br/><br/>Heel<br/><br/>Crate<br/><br/>Inside (when he’s halfway in and out of the crate)<br/><br/>House (when you want him to go back inside the house)<br/><br/>Other helpful commands<br/><br/>Drop — for toys or anything in his mouth<br/><br/>Leave it — when you want him to leave something alone<br/><br/>Wait — at thresholds, intersections/doorways, or before crossing the street (when you want him to stay put)<br/><br/>Call him back — just shout his name<br/><br/>Get it — if you want him to grab something (like a toy... or a rabbit, lol)<br/><br/>Note: “Free” is his favorite word. It’ll send him running, so don’t say it unless you want him darting all over the place.

04/05/26 — Welcome, Bruno! Bruno is a well-trained Doberman. He’s fully trained—here are his commands:

Basic Commands for Bruno

Sit

Down

Place

Free

Potty

Here

Heel

Crate

Inside (when he’s halfway in and out of the crate)

House (when you want him to go back inside the house)

Other helpful commands

Drop — for toys or anything in his mouth

Leave it — when you want him to leave something alone

Wait — at thresholds, intersections/doorways, or before crossing the street (when you want him to stay put)

Call him back — just shout his name

Get it — if you want him to grab something (like a toy... or a rabbit, lol)

Note: “Free” is his favorite word. It’ll send him running, so don’t say it unless you want him darting all over the place.

04/05/26 — Welcome, Bruno! Bruno is a well-trained Doberman. He’s fully trained—here are his commands:

Basic Commands for Bruno

Sit

Down

Place

Free

Potty

Here

Heel

Crate

Inside (when he’s halfway in and out of the crate)

House (when you want him to go back inside the house)

Other helpful commands

Drop — for toys or anything in his mouth

Leave it — when you want him to leave something alone

Wait — at thresholds, intersections/doorways, or before crossing the street (when you want him to stay put)

Call him back — just shout his name

Get it — if you want him to grab something (like a toy... or a rabbit, lol)

Note: “Free” is his favorite word. It’ll send him running, so don’t say it unless you want him darting all over the place.