Practice Training Teddy is a great toy for the family. Grown ups and children can interact with Teddy and practice training him, just like a real dog. Voice-activated commands with plenty of tricks. Teddy can do tricks you need to learn the voice commands. Great Practice for your children to learn how to pronounce voice commands correctly. Always try again by pronouncing clearly so that Teddy can hear. Preferably somewhere not noisy. In order for Teddy to listen to the next voice command, he needs to complete the current command movement sequence first. 12 voice commands 1. Come Here - Walks forward on all fours. Accompanied by trotting cartoon sound effects. Stops then barks to indicate complete 2. Creeping Forward - Accompanied by walking music sound effects. Barking twice and repeats the movement once more automatically. 3. Good Dog - Lying on all fours and acting like a spoiled child accompanied by appropriate sound effects 4. Sit Down - After a "bang" sound Teddy sits down then the forelimbs scratch the ground and then pants 5. On Your Head - Barks and does a handstand then stretches their hind legs 6. Hello - Takes two steps forward, stands up, and waves. Accompanied by glad to meet you happy dog barking and panting 7. It's Show Time - standing with raised front legs. Next stands forward on all fours then a handstand followed by doggie-style pushups. 8. Sing for me - Plays music and dog barking. Then sits down and both forearms are raised 9. Stand Up - Stands on all fours with a responsive dog barking sound. Then takes two steps forward and pants 10. There is a Cat - Moves forward and attacks a pretend cat. Does push-up action a forward attack and yelling.? Growl accompanied by the sound of angry barking. 11. I love you Stands back, rubs hands, and makes a kiss sound. 12. Eat Bones After some sniffing and slow crawling. There is an eating bone sound effect and a dog hiccup sound.