1. **Sit**: Start by holding a treat close to your dog’s nose, then slowly move your hand up. As their head follows the treat, their bottom will lower. Once they sit, click and give them the treat.
2. **Stay**: Begin with your dog in a sitting position. Show them a treat, then open your palm towards them and say 'stay.' Take a step back. If they remain in place, click and reward. Gradually increase the distance and duration.
3. **Come**: Use a long leash for this command. Call your dog’s name followed by 'come,' and gently pull on the leash if they don't respond. When they come to you, click and treat.
4. **Down**: With your dog in a sitting position, hold a treat in your hand and lower it to the ground. As they follow the treat, their body should lower into a down position. Click and reward when they do.
5. **Leave it**: Place a treat in one hand and show it to your dog. When they try to get it, close your hand and wait for them to stop. Once they back off, click and reward them with a different treat from your other hand.
6. **Heel**: Start walking with your dog on a leash. Use the clicker when they walk beside you without pulling. Click and reward them for staying in position.
7. **Shake**: Encourage your dog to lift their paw by gently tapping it while saying 'shake.' When they lift it, click and give them a treat.
8. **Roll over**: Have your dog lie down, then use a treat to guide them onto their side and then all the way over. Click and reward them when they complete the roll.
Remember to keep training sessions short and fun, ideally around 5-10 minutes, and always end on a positive note. Consistency and patience are key to successful clicker training!
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