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| Command | Hand Signal Description | Execution Steps | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | | The "Stop" or "Swing" | Start with your arm at your side or neutral. Palm facing up, swing your hand up toward your shoulder or ceiling. The motion is an "upward sweep." | | Down | The "Lowering" | Start with your hand high (chest level), palm facing down. Lower your hand straight down toward the floor. The motion mimics pressing down on an object. | | Stay | The "Stop Sign" | Present the palm of your hand flat, facing the dog (like a traffic officer stopping traffic). Hold it stationary for a moment, then withdraw. | | Come (Recall) | The "Beckon" | Extend your arm straight out to the side. Swing your arm across your body toward your opposite shoulder. Alternatively, tap your chest with your palm. | | Stand | The "Rise" | With palm facing up, move your hand upward from a resting position, as if you are lifting something light. | | Heel | The "Tap" | Tap your left hip (or right hip, depending on the side you walk the dog) with your palm. This signals the dog to return to the designated position. | Lower your hand straight down toward the floor
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