1. **Sit**: A fundamental command. Hold a treat above your boxer's head and move it back over their head. As they look up, their bottom will naturally lower. Once they sit, reward them.
2. **Stay**: After your boxer has mastered 'sit', teach 'stay'. Have them sit, then open your palm towards them and say 'stay'. Take a step back, and if they stay, reward them. Gradually increase the distance.
3. **Come**: This command is essential for safety. Start by calling your boxer from a short distance using a happy tone. When they come to you, reward them with treats and praise.
4. **Down**: From a sitting position, hold a treat close to the ground and move it away from them. They will likely follow it down. Once they are lying down, praise and reward.
5. **Leave it**: This command helps prevent your boxer from picking up something dangerous. Hold a treat in your hand and close your fist. When they stop trying to get it, say 'leave it' and reward them with another treat.
6. **Heel**: Teach your boxer to walk beside you on a loose leash. Start walking with your dog on a leash, and when they pull, stop. When they return to your side, reward them.
7. **Roll over**: This fun trick can be taught once your boxer masters 'down'. With your dog lying down, use a treat to guide them to roll onto their side and then onto their back.
8. **Shake**: This is a cute trick. While your boxer is sitting, gently lift one of their paws and say 'shake'. Reward them when they lift their paw on their own.
9. **Speak**: Encourage your boxer to bark on command. Use a trigger, like knocking on the door, and when they bark, say 'speak' and reward them.
10. **Fetch**: Boxers love to play! Teach them to fetch by throwing a toy and encouraging them to bring it back. Reward them when they return it to you.
Consistency, patience, and positive reinforcement are key in training. Make training sessions short and fun to keep your boxer engaged!
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