What's The Gaelic For... Your Dog?
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- Опубліковано 19 сер 2024
- 5 basic commands for your dog in Scottish Gaelic.
Thanks to a UA-camr who asked, I made this video and will make more videos - my dog has many skills and lots of Gaelic!
Ever wondered "What's the Gaelic for...?" - well ask me and I can tell you! I'm a fluent speaker of Scottish Gaelic from Inverness, Scotland and use the language daily.
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I tried this with my dog, but he was like "wtf are you doing, you know I only speak Welsh."
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This makes me happy…..thanks so much
Thank you for the video. When I left school and my Aberdeenshire home I did some lambing work in Wester Ross. The farmers dog would only respond to Gaelic, so I had to learn quick
Hilarious,i trained my Scottish deerhound in Irish Gaelic... He actually did what told :) Beannachtai
“First thing, get yourself a dog’ 🤩 I understood it all using my Irish (Gaeilge). Go raibh maith agat.
Dia duit from Mexico City. My dog has learned all these and is now bilingual in Spanish and Gaelic. 💚🍀 THANK YOU!
You should do a follow up with
More commands cuz this was great & I can’t find the right commands (shocking cuz they’re the most common), in irish gaelic anywhere - there’s like one other video but it’s go commands like ‘go to the bathroom’ lol & I’m like wait, what about come, place, off, stay, shake, let go.. Like, so many they miss! & other than that one yours is the only one I found.
I’m an American (never been to Ireland but I’d love to..) & everyone here trains with German commands a) cuz their simple consonant emphasized commands are easy for dogs to learn & don’t get confused with your home language in conversation but also
B) just cuz everyone thinks it’s cool to train their German Shepards & other ‘German’ dogs in the dogs home language as that what our military & police do & obviously since they usually have German Shepard s, b/c the dogs usually come from Germany & were already trained in German, they figure it’s easier for officers to learn a few German words than to re train the dogs in English. But like I said, all the ppl with uber cool well trained working dogs here seem to use German words in training, my trainer told me to pick some terms I liked in whatever language (also they say then only you command your dog…? Lol I guess if you never run into any other bilingual ppl), & well, a lab being a Canadian dog really could only be tied to English or I guess French. French is kind of a pain in the a** for quick concise training commands so I wasn’t very excited about that & when I was looking into what else I should use I came across that video & yours actually teaching in Gaelic & I was like, h*llss yes. 🙌🏻 maybe my dog isn’t irish heritage but I am & that’s cool. No one here speaks that language, I’ve heard hardly any irish speak in Gaelic anymore (not sure if that’s true, you should tell me if that’s wrong), & from what I could tell the commands sound just as good for that kind of thing as the German ones so why not? But like I said I can’t find hardly any pronunciations! Would love to learn more gaelic & especially more of the most commonly used training commands. Def think about posting another video! && if anyone has any links or advice to share lmk. Thx!
I was giggling all the way through. Fuirich should have been the 1st word!🤣
Thank you!!! I just told my husband yesterday that I want to get a golden retriever, name him Lad, and teach him commands in Gaelic! Got to love UA-cam. My parents immigrated from Scotland to Florida in the 1950's. You can take a girl out of Scotland but you can't take Scotland out of a girl.
Love the video. I have a German Shepard pup I am training, and didn't want to train her in English. No, not German either as EVERYONE seems to do it. Being of Scott/Irish ancestry I wanted to learn some Gaelic, and train the dog with it. Huuggee help man. I appreciate it and will be watching your videos to help me train her!
Same except I'm also Welsh and Swedish... so many choices
I've been living in Germany for 40 year and my first impression getting off the train was watching a man talking to his dog in German. That's daft . How can that poor animal understand that!!
That's cute. Tapadh leibh for the video.
EXCELLENT! Tapadh leat for this video. I already give similar commands in Gaelic to my dog Rudolf (but your video has helped me with some more)....and people look at me in wonder and bemusement when I do,....but then they look at me in wonder and bemusement anyway as I also always wear a kilt too when out walking Rudolf !!! You should too with your great videos.
Glè mhath!
tapadh leibh!
I am trying this with my pit bull and I have only been using suidh and trobhad for two days and already she is understanding and obeying better, she's just over 2 years old. She is also a rescue and we do not know much of her past other than she os used to doing what she wants, when she wants. So, we some old habits to break, and she is doing well so far. I just hope I am pronouncing everything correctly! Thanks for the videos they are a great help!
this is banging
Ty for making me laugh! I needed that.
Could u do words like touch, up, down, betwee and orbit or round for crowed control . I'm training a service dog called isla and wanted to train her in Gaelic so if people called her or told her to do something she wouldn't have a clue what their saying. Many thanks for the video it's really funny
Tapadh leibh! looking forward to more.
This is great.
lol Your pup is like a cat. I love him.
I really appreciate these videos since I got a dog a while back. But, I am VERY curious to find out what the equivalent command is to "Leave it." When I don't particularly want her eating a turd or dead squirrel. Thanks for all you do. This is crazy helpful.
Just love all your videos! Moose (my dog) and I have been hard at work trying to learn this so hopefully we can post a video of it! Thanks so much!!!
Claire Ledford no problem! I hope to do more with Rolf this week...maybe taking him a walk!
Claire Ledford I'll show your poddle how to fannylick properly never mind caldamac😂😂😂😂😂😇📸
caldamac all the women love ya hahaha I'm getting a dog😇
Adding those to my training with my new doggo, Mallaidh! Tapadh leibh!
More commands please
Please teach more.I like your video. Michéal from the USA
This was hilarious! Loved it
1:31 been there.
Tapadh leibh!
Caldamac I’m in training to become a service dog trainer here in the USA. I’ve been teaching my Service Dog (SD) Gaelic for his commands. would you please do easy, heel, steady, pull, and stand down thank you
this is amazing! I always find it so interesting how dogs from different countries and stuff can understand a language other than English! Absolutely incredible! Is he good with understanding English too?
haha - it's a dog! It'll understand any language, if you start them off in that language! Well if you say Sit and Lie sternly enough he'll go for it, but that's about it :)
lol. 🤭
You could teach a dog to sit when you say jello if you wanted
I often say "Caileag mhath" to my dog - in English I would say 'Good girl' as a release from a command, or a prelude to getting the treat for a command. We had a discussion online today as to whether this was correct usage. Would you say "caileag mhath" as a short cut for "you are a good girl"?
Chan eil cù agam, ach is toil leam a ’bhidio. Taing agus slàinte mhath.
I speak English lol want to teach our puppies commands in Gaelic.
wooow😀
It's funny that Cu math sounds a lot like bear in Japanese 😂
Awesome video!
Deagh chù, surely...?
'S toil leam an seo!
New sub BTW.......Thanks for posting.
"Come here" would be helpful if you don't mind. Also "watch the door". Thank you. I should know this being from Westmeath, but I moved to the states at 7. My Father is probable rolling in his grave.
Sorry for the late reply, you’ve probably already found out but if it means anything:
Come here - Gabh/Tar i leith
Watch the door - Féach ar an dhoras
Pronunciation:
Gabh i leith - gow i le (“i” as in “in”, “le” as in the french “le”)
Féach ar an dhoras - “fae-ock air on guris”
What's the Gaelic for... the rugby? How can I sledge my English chums during the Calcutta Cup?
Haha! Cù math! 😂
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Maybe he should learn "stay" after "come." I've taught my dog in Irish. She responds to Scottish, too.
Would love more of the dog commands video. Hardest command I need to look up how to say is be quiet - bi Samhach and I don't know about stay and wait
Hi Michelle, I shall try and make a video next week! Rolf is a bit old so can't do any new commands...but he's got a few more that might hopefully be of some help! :)
I tried to teach him "quiet" here...!
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"Stay/wait!" are "FAN!"
marconatrix that's Irish fan or fannach
What’s the Gaelic word for forest bathing?
Math fhèin!
Sgoinniel! Moran taing!!
My mom decuded to train her boxer pup in Gaelic but ended up just making up some comands. I'm wondering what i can tell her is the command for "no biting", "go potty", and "fetch" as well as "good girl /dog"
Tapadh leat a Chaluim! Bhris mo mhàthair-chèile a cas air latha na Nollaige, agus feumaidh mi coiseach leis a' chù aice. Tha an bhideo seo gu math feumail. Bha mi air a bhith ag ràdh "tighinn an seo" airson "come here". Ach canaidh mi "trobhad" a-nis.
Maith thu'
Bhidhinn ag ràdh "Trobhad a(n) seo" (come here) ma dh'fhaoidte. Cuideachd gu cumanta, "Dèan suidhe!" (sit down). Agus dé mu dhéidhinn, "Thoir dhomh (do spòg / am bàla / am bata ...)" (Give me ... your paw / the ball / the stick ...).
Bhiodh na h-ainmhidhean a' tuigsinn gach uile facal :-)
Where can I find Irish Gaelic dog commands? I looked on UA-cam and dinnae find one.
Katherine Murphy sorry, no idea, I only speak Scottish Gaelic. Teach the dog that instead 😉
caldamac Ach, I would but he's an Irish Terrier. 😉. Great vids!!
“Sit” is pronounced the same as in Scottish (but spelled slightly differently). and “good dog” is the same (again different spellings but same pronunciation)...but cú in Irish is very old fashioned, it more means “hound” rather than “dog”, a “dog” in Irish is madra (pronounced mod-ra), so madra mhaith would be used
Can you speak Irish commands?
No, Scottish Gaelic only
Any peaky blinders fans?
Is it cu math? Or cu maith? I know I'm missing the line above the "u" my computer wo t let me do that part
maddog1918 it's cù math 🙂
Maith is Irish Gaelic as is the fada over the u. We do our fadas the other way. Ú
That's not Irish Gaelic in anyway ,come , ag. Teach
Who said it was? Over here in Britain and Ireland, the Irish call their language, you'll never guess, "IRISH", so 'Gaelic' generally means Scottish Gaelic. I.e. _Gàidhlig_ ( _na h-Alba_ ) rather than _Gaelige_ .
It's scottish gaelic genious