Class project: teaching my dogs commands in Spanish. How to say "sit", "lie down", "shake", "roll over", etc.?

Question

I have (please check) & I need:

sit - sientente

no - no

lie down -

bad dog - ___ perro

good dog - ___ perro

pen - jaula

down - abajo

out(side) - afuera

kitchen - cocina

Answer 1

Diego S has the best answer. Just a note: in Spanish the dog pen is not a "jaula" (jaulas are for birds, or big "jaulas" for animal like lions or tigers). Your dog is a domestic animal, is your friend, a member of your family, so, the dog pen is usually called "su casa" or "la casa del perro" or, "la perrera".

Answer 2

Sit = ¡Sientate! or ¡Sentado!

Lie Down = ¡Echate! or ¡Echado!

Shake = ¡Sacudete!

Roll over = ¡Rueda!

No = No

Bad Dog = ¡Perro Malo!

Good Dog = ¡Buen Perro!

Down = ¡Abajo!

Out(side) = ¡Fuera! or ¡Afuera!

Pronounce

A : fAther

E : pEt

I : frEE

O : gOAl

U : bOOm

CH : CHurCH

Answer 3

sit is sientase, no is correct, lie down is bajo, bad is malo, good is muy bien, jaula is a cage not a pen, so it is some what correct. and the rest are fine. some of these things might seem off but you cannot directly translate spanish to teach a dog tricks.