Used to direct a dog's action in an assertive way; often linked with hunting or protection.

Instructional Command

Commonly used in informal speech, not in professional or academic environments.

Colloquial Usage

The command implies aggression; often used when immediate action is needed.

Aggressive Context

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Sic

Used to command a dog to attack or pursue someone.

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Usage tips

Instructional Command

Colloquial Usage

Aggressive Context

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