More Dutch words for puppy. jonge hond noun. pup, whelp.
Q. How do you say dog Flemish?
noun
Table of Contents
- Q. How do you say dog Flemish?
- Q. What is dog Flemish?
- Q. How do you say sit in Belgium?
- Q. How do you say sit in Flemish?
- Q. How do you praise a dog in Dutch?
- Q. How do you say good girl in German to a dog?
- Q. What does Foss mean in German?
- Q. Why are k9 commands in German?
- Q. Do police dogs know German?
- Q. Why do police talk to dogs in German?
- Q. Why are drug dogs trained in German?
- animal. dog → hond;
- male canine. dog → reu;
Q. What is dog Flemish?
dog → hond, reu.
Q. How do you say sit in Belgium?
Translate sit from English to Dutch
- sit → zitten.
- sit → plaats nemen, zetelen.
Q. How do you say sit in Flemish?
Wiktionary
- of a person, be in a position in which the upper body is upright and the legs are supported. sit → zitten;
- sit → zitten;
Q. How do you praise a dog in Dutch?
The easiest is to praise your dog in a happy and positive tone with a cheerful “good dog” or “goed hond”.
Q. How do you say good girl in German to a dog?
The German phrase for “good dog” is braver Hund, or you could go for braves Mädchen (good girl) or braver Junge (good boy).
Q. What does Foss mean in German?
FOSS (acronym for ‘Free and Open Source Software’) COMPUT. Freie Software und Open-Source-Software.
Q. Why are k9 commands in German?
It’s easier for the officer to learn a few German words than to retrain the dog with new commands. More often than not, Widdicombe said, a police dog serves as a deterrent to suspects who might otherwise go for a jog. “We always say the average speed of a German shepherd is 32 mph.
Q. Do police dogs know German?
Not all police dogs in the US are trained in German. Dogs imported from German or trained by traditional schutzhund/IPO trainers who still use German commands are trained in German. There are also imported dogs trained in Dutch or Czech and lots of dogs trained in English as well.
Q. Why do police talk to dogs in German?
The reason that most police agencies train their dogs using German commands is actually quite simple. There is a significantly reduced risk of the K9 officer confusing a command if it is in another language than the primary language of his handler. Not all police dogs in the US are trained in German.
Q. Why are drug dogs trained in German?
This is a myth. The real reason is much simpler — the dogs were trained with those command words, and it’s much easier for the officer to learn a few Dutch or German words than to retrain the dog with new commands. Many dogs are trained to search for drugs, though some are bomb or gun sniffers.
