1. **Sit**: This is usually the first command to teach. Hold a treat above your boxer's nose and slowly move it back over their head. As their head goes up, their bottom will naturally lower. When they sit, say 'sit' and give them the treat.
2. **Shake Hands**: Once your boxer has mastered 'sit', you can teach them to shake hands. While your dog is sitting, take their paw in your hand and say 'shake'. Reward them with a treat when they comply.
3. **Roll Over**: Start with your boxer in a lying down position. Hold a treat close to their nose and then move it towards their shoulder, encouraging them to roll onto their side. Once they do, guide the treat around to encourage them to roll all the way over. Don’t forget to reward them!
4. **Play Dead**: This trick is often a crowd-pleaser. Start with your boxer in a 'down' position. Use a treat to guide them onto their side and say 'bang' or 'play dead'. Reward them when they stay in that position.
5. **Spin**: Hold a treat in front of your boxer's nose and then move it in a circle. Encourage them to follow the treat with their body, and when they complete the circle, reward them.
6. **Fetch**: Boxers love to run and play! Teach them to fetch by throwing a toy and encouraging them to bring it back. Use a command like 'fetch' and reward them when they return it.
7. **Jump Through a Hoop**: Start with a hula hoop on the ground and encourage your boxer to step through it. Gradually raise it off the ground as they get more comfortable.
Remember to keep training sessions short and fun, using positive reinforcement like treats and praise. Boxers thrive on interaction and will enjoy the bonding time with you while learning new tricks!
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