see alaunt, limer (scent hound), sight hound, running-hound, kennet, harrier, spaniel, ratter, fell terrier, hunt terrier, rache
Empathy
Trying to communicate with another creature is harder than it seems. Empathizing with your dog is a solid base that proper training requires. This skill also allows you to try and connect with wild or unknown canines, if you're keen to tame an undomesticated animal. Cognition
Listen
Before you start issuing commands, you have to teach your dog to listen to your voice. Intellect
Dominance
Don't have what it takes to empathize with a furry, large eyed, wet nosed mammal? Try asserting your dominance, instead. Volition
Whisper Commands
You're aware of how well dogs can hear, and subvocalize any verbal commands. Intellect
Sit
Tell your dog to sit on his haunches. Intellect
Stay
Tell your dog to stay wherever she is. Volition
Heel
Get your dog to follow you, right by your side. Intellect
Stand
Get your dog stand patiently. Volition
Come
Summon your canine companion to you. Volition
Take
Get your dog to carry stuff for you. Intellect
Drop
Get your dog to let go of stuff for you. Intellect
Food
Get your dog to stop eating if he's eating, and start eating whatever you're pointing to if he's not. Volition
Intimidate
Ask your dog to threaten people for you, with barks, growls, and snarls. Intellect
Bodydog
Your dog will do what it can to keep you safe. Volition
Attack
When trained, your dog will attack anyone you haven't previously identified as a friend. Volition
Hunt
Get your dog to ambush prey. Volition
Track
Your dog will do what it can track down an item or other animal by scent. Cognition
Guard
Set your dog to guard an area. Intellect
Protect
Have your dog guard another person. Intellect
Herd
Get your dog to herd other charges or prey. Volition
Pack Animal
All your dogs know how to work with each other.
Symbiosis
Your dog instinctively knows your will, and usually follows it. Volition
