3 MOST Important Things Your DOG Must KNOW - Robert Cabral Dog Training Video
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- Опубликовано: 11 окт 2019
- 3 most important things your dog must know are STAY, COME and LEAVE it. I discuss the importance of all three of these life-saving commands and show a quick demo of each with some tips on teaching them.
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If you care about your dog you will train your dog. great phrase!
This guy is great
I don’t understand how he doesn’t get more likes
Tee. Please leave
Tee revevour Deminingo ... the vid is not about dog-dog encounters in anyway. RC does address this in other places.... books, Bound University, responses to questions . seek, listen and you will lean!! Plz watch it again.
Tee revevour Deminingo hahahahaha you’re a joke
That idiot got banned. Sorry for the hassle. No one offends my friends.
Because he doesnt do PP training which is all the rage right now and people find balanced training abusive when it isnt. Robert should be as popular as zack george
TL;DW (to long didn't wacth) for my fellow ADHDer's and people in a rush.
1.) Solid recall
2.) Stay
3.) Leave it
0:53 Teaches the stay command step-by-step
ADHD is not a friend to solid dog training.
I love watching you and goofy work
LIFE SAVING TRAINING!!:)) ALL dogs NEED to know this!!✌️🍀🐾🐾🐾
Great video- thank you!
This man is awesome!!! .... so knowledgeable.... and what I love the most is that he seems calm and so patient with the dogs...
Thank you so much!
Great stuff as usual, keep them coming thank you
Such a valuable video!
I never like that in obedience classes we are allowed give the treats from the ground after command “leave it “ ....so I specially appreciate your video. Thank you.
Anna Thel yeah it makes no sense to me
Well done sir, and of course a well done for Robert as well!
Couldn't agree more Robert. So important that these 3 things are solid. As my Collie is my Assistance/Service dog she has been taught food refusal,she won't even take water poured by another person. My only concern is if something happened to me she would not eat or drink. I have done all her training as I do with all my Assistance/Service dogs.Thank you : ) Goofy is very well trained and all yours and Janet's dogs are a credit to the amount of work you both put in. : ) So lovely to see.
Great advice, a disciplined dog is a happy dog.
Hi Robert thank you for this lesson another keeper too
3:31 Good thinking, I never thought of that before.
thank you, your training is practical and you helped me with my puppies food aggression. I'm doing exactly what you said, he's already caught on
WOW.. I like Mr. Cabral. It makes training much easier. Thank you for the videos. Keep it coming.
Great video! Should really hammer home that messege you have in most of your ask me anythings!
Thanks I was doing the leave it command wrong...makes more sense the way you do it...
Great information, thank you, the best dog training video I've watched on RUclips so far.
Love your videos !!
goofy u da reaal mvp!!
Thanks for this vid, been struggling with a 18 week old lab to learn these commands. Your videos remind me its a journey and they will eventually get it.
Love your vids Robert. I’m living in China and have an American Staffordshire. Your RUclips vids have taught me a lot.
I almoooooost at this level with my dog and my s happy about it. And it is because of your 'leave it' video. Previously our trainer wanted us to teach a dog leave it, do something else and then 'go get it', but I noticed that the dog always remembered about those 'leave it' treats and went for them when left alone, so I searched your channel for help and we finally got it. Now we are working on better 'leave it' on the go, during the walks, when he smells something great near trash (or similar) and we are almost there, so THANKS!
Nice video Robert. my favorite dog channel..!
Amazing! Just brought an 8 week GSD pup home. All These videos will be very helpful! Thank you!
Very good info.
Great video! On my leave it training I let the dog get him what he wants and then give leave it command.
He is such a good boy
*That is such a key concept!* I wish it was clearer to so many more dog lovers, and taught by so many more trainers/educators. I'm sure it is, but as obvious as it is this is possibly the first time I heard it explicitly stated on a yt dog training channel. Thanks Robert, as always!
Great info! As a Puppy Raiser for guide dogs same rules apply. Only difference is the blind person may not know what the dog is doing if the dog is distracted. Impulse control is a must. Thank you for sound work!!!
Recently I have started watching your videos and I'm really enjoying the balanced and down to earth approach you have.
I have a (very) mixed dog, probably some sort of a sighthound mixed with other goodness, judging by appearance and behavior, who is about 1.3 years old.
We got him from another family who couldn't take care of him anymore about 4 months ago (they have rescued him from a shelter).
The previous owners didn't do much and mostly just pampered the hell out of him so he was very unreliable and unfocused when I got him, also scared and suspicious.
I'm working with him every day, at walks and at home.
He's great and very energetic, yet soft and timid. Listens perfectly and is probably still a bit scared of me.
In the very begging i was taking him to a dog park almost every day, but was suggested by various sources to refrain from it at least until I solidify our connection and so I did. He LOVES other dogs, humans, cats and whatever that moves, he is very curious and is NEVER aggressive, even not in reaction - he will back away instead.
The thing is, everything the video talks about goes to hell when we pass by another dog, no recall no leave it (the other dog) , no stay.
I want to emphasize that with ANY other stimulus that isn't another dog , the rules are very clear to him.
Recently his behavior around dogs on walks got slightly better as I keep correcting him when he doesn't listen and reward when he does but it seems to have stalled. Many tell me it's natural at his age but I don't want to believe it's a decisive factor. he's quite big and thus my girlfriend can't handle his pull force which makes her wrists hurt later and that's why it's very important for me to make him listen under ANY condition on walks as soon as possible.
I'd love to hear your opinion on the matter, and sorry for the wall of text , I heard you don't like them.
Cheers Mate!
Great video as always. I guess if I would say 3 things to teach your dog I would add stay even though I have not really taught my Ruby that really. How ever my Ruby has great recall and knows leave it like a pro. I absolutely agree about the recall even if you do not teach anything else recall is by far the most important.
Love the graphics!!
Quite simply the best dog trainer on YT. Thanks for all you do Robert.
Thank you.
You are good in training dogs
I’ll be working on these tree commands tomorrow morning... My Cockapoo knows 2 of these commands.... (she is 6 months old.... a puppy still) but only listens when I have food in my hands. She does good at “leave it” and “stay” but not when I call her to come to me... unless I have food...and other times not even food will make her follow the recall command. I am extremely sweet to her... I’m not the yelling type ... I’m kind and gentle with her... So there is nothing about me that will prevent her from coming to me when I call her.
I have a fourth (I call them nonegotional commands) which is a down from a distance. There will be a time when the dog is in harm's way & the best thing to do is place them on a down & go to them. Great training techniques BTW. Sláinte
Agree!
We have all of this but no stay command. Whatever her last command, she stays in it until I let her break.
One more command that's a must, in my opinion is the emergency sit. If you have called your dog back to you and something is approaching to get between you and the dog, being able to stop the dog where it is can be a life saver. You don't want your dog getting hit by a truck while trying to get back to you. 💙
We use "off" instead of leave it. And I made it so salty. I say "off" and she stops all consideration for what she was gonna do or eat or get. It's like telling a soldier "about face" Lol
7:48 Good words yes
Amazing video! I have a 9 month old puppy and everyone says how great and well behaved she is. I tell them I had a good teacher and send them your way! She still needs plenty of work but we're making progress each day. Thank you.
Thank you
Sharing on my fb
my 3 must commands are 1) down. this is even in motion , they could be chasing a cat and they will listen. 2) out command. for bite work - my older dog has slight harder time with this 3) come command.
great instructions, but with using a Flex-leash??
What types of cameras are you using? I love all of the different angels.
I do love Goofy :)
Robert, my trainer taught my puppy the leave it, with a tug or sudden pull to the chocker. He got it quickly. What are youre thought? On the method
I love your videos and am curious if it should be ok if the dog has both prong collar and e-collar when going out. Will the dog understand the correction or the recall? I am planning to use e-collar only if I will let my dog to run out of leash. Will my dog understand it if I am doing the recall using the e-collar from far away? Thanks
Sure your dog can wear both collars. The e-collar is used at the lowest setting noticeable to your dog. And it's only used to prompt compliance to commands the dog has already been taught. Or you will confuse the dog. Recall is an exception. And the collar may be used with the leash to prompt the dog to complete the command. But this has to be done closely first. With the distance being increased gradually as training progresses. Recall should be your dog's only default command on the e-collar. And ideally it should be the first and only thing taught with the aid of an e-collar. Then yes, your dog will understand.
You need to learn about using the e-collar before using it on your dog. It's not a remote control. You still have to teach the dog. And the dog has to be acclimated to the collar first. Because they don't even know what it is, or how to react to it. The dog needs to be gently taught it's you communicating through the device. Learn all you can about it. Used properly the e-collar is a wonderful tool. But like any other tool it can be misused.
Bummer .. if every dog owner accomplished this my shelter would be out of business. ;)
People say to me, oh i love your dog, i want a dog like him. I don't bs, no... He did not come this way, puppies are work, do not get a dog unless you're capable of giving 100 percent of your time. Or you'll be surrendering your dog at 5 mos old. Ppl amaze me when they give up dogs bc.. Oh i dont have time for him... I could just choke someone for that
@@drd6893 I totally agree.
Dr K. ... in our disposable culture I am no longer amazed at the good dogs folks dump. What continues to amaze and motivate is so many can see the wonderful dogs inside. (Lots of our shelter dogs are received from overcrowded shelters in CA. Often after a few training/socialization sessions, several walks, chipped, neutered and shots as needed and checked out they are gone within a week)
@@drd6893 If you choke someone for that, I'll make sure you are not guilty in your trial.
Bummer, that you only think about sustaining shelters. We would be much better off if we didn't need to have shelters :)
How much time per week training and then reinforcing training should an owner spend with the dog?
Spot on. My “leave it” was “AH” in other words “NO”. “Stop”
Early in the dogs life. Did the same with my two children who are well adjusted adult members of society.
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Dear Robert - in one of your videos you said that there is no stay command needed - you would release the dog after a command - what is correct ?
Superb. Mine 8 months old golden touched cow electric fence. He run away around 50 meters and then he reacted correctly for recall, but doing his way back he touched fence again and run away around 100 meters he tried to come back... but touched it 3rd time. After this he was not reacting for anything just running away in panic like completely wild animal. We were very lucky finding him around 1.5 km away in the forest... he is not coming close to any fence now and when unleashed he stays closer to us now. We were so scared that we lost him forever.
What are your thoughts regarding recall with greyhounds?
LOL. I had afghans as a child. When they would escape the leash the only recall was to pretend we had a kitten in our hands. They liked kittys.
1) Recall
2)Stay
3)Leave it
I don’t know how this guy gets any dislikes
I wonder too. 😆
Mic is under your shirt with a ton of wind - how is it that the audio sounds so good?
magic! lol
How to teach my Malinois to leave when he have my shoes or shirt is ez about food he know what is mean leave but he won’t leave short or others items
Robert, I am having trouble with recall with distractions. I have a 2 year old Border Collie. In the yard and home he is fine, but if he is loose and he sees a car or person or a squirrel, he will run off to that. Help me. Is this a focus type of behavior in this breed. I think that he would make a great working BC, but that is not the life I can give him. I've been told that once a BC locks onto something, it is very hard to break him off of that object. Thank you!!
I made the "mistake" of teaching my dog to ignore any food that's dropped/tossed on the ground (and he doesn't have a high drive for toys yet). Any other suggestions for controllable distractions?
If I remember correctly, you said that the stay command isn't necessary if you give the dog a command like sit or lay, he should not break that command unless you give him another command. If I'm correct, do I need to teach stay or not? Thanks for these great videos and training.
We don't do stay. The dog SHOULD STAY in the last stationary command you give it.
@@RobertCabralDogs gotcha. Thank you.
Tee. Seriously pal, if you’re that unhappy about these videos go somewhere else.
Tee, If you were an experienced trainer you would know that the scenario you are promoting does not mean ANYTHING. Just because you both would have dogs that "we have never been in contact with before" is still not an even measure of your abilities vs. Robert, as a Dog Trainer.
Where is the e collar video for the leave it command? I have not seen any videos on you using ecollar I m very curious how you use this conterversal devise..
What do you use for treats and is 5 months old to young for this?
Anything that has a strong smell like liver or heart, preferably without grains or preservatives. There are some very good freeze dried products on the market that are just 100% organ meat. In nature animals like dogs will eat the organs of a carcass before even thinking about the muscle meats because there is where all the nutrients are held, it's an instinctual taste for them.
Five months old is NOT too young. Training should start as soon as a new puppy/dog is brought into the family.
Why do people dislike videos like these
Can’t please all the people..
I guess
Thx for responding your my go to dog trainer/professional love your vids
Hey I just got my GS puppy today is it okay to train him before 8 weeks ? And I seen a comment on walking it is the best way to create bond
Yes. But very simple sit commands or here but make it very fun for the puppy with soft corrections but with lots of rewards for getting it right. Use a treat that he loves. Always stop on a successful command and don't over do the session. Also make sure it is only you and your dog no distractions.
Tommy Jeffries thanks alot
... Goofy to Dad ... I love you. Dad, but it's aah TENNIS BALL! 😁 ...
1:20 I just say ah ah meaning no instead of leash.
How can I extend the life of my 2 year old GSD/Malamute so he has enough years left to learn not to purposefully disobey commands he knows perfectly damn well? The vast majority of the time he recalls like an oiled bullet. But just occasionally he sees something that really interests him, and can see I'm just fine on my own, in which case he gives me the "middle paw".
More seriously, how can one best approach this problem?
Can I teach recall to my dog even if he is 1.5 years old?
yes!
Does Guffy knows Phui command?
yes
Thank you for your answer, sir. I live in Switzerland and I am teaching my gsd puppy to German commands but also would like to teach English commands. Is that will confuse her or maybe I need wait until she is properly trained?
At what age should a dog know these 3 well like a slower to mature dog like a Staffordshire terrier?
Depends on each dog. But I shoot for around 12-18 months
Thank you, she's doing pretty well so far at almost 5 months but so wild and mouthy. I'll keep training and watching.
Robert Cabral thank you for managing expectations . You have been positively instrumental to our family for many months. We are picking up our 8 week old puppy tomorrow.
My dog will leave it when she feels like it... she will stay as long as she pleases her recall is impeccable as long as she's not chasing rabbits squirrels or deer... but she will never end up in the shelter... i also got a new puppy for US lets see how this one turns out 😅
Throws a cookie. Leave it. No prob's. Throws a steak......leave it? Big test! Ha ha.
Its funny how i thought "wow this guy has really toned down from a Ahole to a very calm person". Thats when i realized that robert is diff from that peter guy that yells and call people stupid/ dumb. Hhehehehehehehe
I'm going to assume that you need a good stay before working on leave it?
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Any tips for Great Pyrenees to come 100% of the time? He comes 90% but the other 10% he couldn’t care less
In previous videos, it was no "Stay" command...
I'm thinking it is just to show. I am also one for the down or sit to automatically imply a "stay"
The stay was for the demo. Leavite it can be used when ever needed as in walking along a trail...
My dog is continually distracted by squirrels. Best way to fix this?
Obedience.
robert i have my dog understand the leave it, she never touches anything when im close to her,if we are out in a field she will not touch anything when i tell her to leave it but this only happens when im close to her or throw things close to her she waits and looks at me for a command,my problem is when she is off leash over 20 yards away from me if she finds something she will not leave it when i give her the command to leave it.
David Murphy me too! Hope I can get some advice on this too. I have a Malinois. He’s incredibly smart, but incredibly ignorant when he wants to be too 🙃
@David Murphy. An e collar, used on low levels will stop that very quickly after correct collar conditioning obviously.
@@LauraHopkinsCDL never used e collar what is e collar conditioning
@@davidmurphy1318 Electronic collar. If you check out Larry Krohn channel he is excellent at the correct use of them .
Release some startled squirrels or wild rabbits in front of your boy and surprise him ... My gsd is nuts for a squirrelly squirrel.
How do you get a dog to drop something out of their mouth
Hi Robert. I hope you read this. I brought home an 8 week old GSD last night and I'm already demoralized wondering if I made a huge mistake. I've read two books on training and a ton of your videos (and others) and I feel like a total failure. If nothing else, can you do a video, even if it's just you talking with no demo, on how best to handle the first 72 hours?
My GSD has almost no interest in treats for use as reinforcement for training, only wants to eat mulch when I take her out to do her business, fights her leash tooth and nail when it's on, indoors and out. Nothing seems like it works.
Am I expecting too much too early? Does it get easier? I could write more but I'll stop.
Thank you for all you do.
You need to just relax. The first few weeks could be like this but if you stay the course it will be an amazing change I promise. Consider jointing my member section at RobertCabral.com the lessons there are more detailed. Start hand feeding and give the puppy plenty of crate time.
Yeah I think you're expecting too much too early. Your new pup is in a new strange environment with someone he doesn't know if he can trust. Focus more on building the relationship with the dog first before you start asking or compelling it to do things. And yes, the first few weeks are going to be tough. But it gets better!
Pretty sure I saw you post on reddit too. At 8 weeks old you can't expect so much of both yourself and your puppy she has been on the planet 56 days and has just left her mum and litter mates. It takes a little bit of time for them to settle in. Spend the first week just bonding with your puppy and getting toilet training started (but be prepared for it to take a few months). I'm a first time owner too and have made it to the 14 month old mark. They are slow to mature but we can see he will make a wonderful dog once he finishes maturing. Remember that it's a marathon and not a sprint and to be patient but firm and fair. Things will work out.
Agree, first 2 weeks spend time toilet training, playing. We used the kibble as a treat initially before moving to higher value treats. Start giving a treat when your dog goes to the toilet in the correct location and you will see the sit will come naturally, start to give that action the command and then you can move that command to other actions such as sit before you put the food bowl down. Consistency and perseverance are key, as Robert says all of a sudden you see it all come together. There may be days when it seems the training is all going wrong and your dog is not doing anything you want. Take a break (coffee's good for these occasions) and then try again.
*This is an 8 week old puppy* Yeah, you're expecting like the equivalent of a kindergarten age child to master a 1600 on the SAT. You're just making introductions at this point so the behavior you eventually want this dog to model gets set in place. Your dog doesn't even know your language yet. Imagine if you were dropped into a foreign country, and someone mutters verbal commands at you, throws you treats + sticks a leash on you? Everything at this point is completely novel to this puppy.
Flexi/retractable leashes are great when used appropriately. But most who use them shouldn't be using them.
Love your videos Robert :) I have a 14 month old chocolate lab whos great with come....stay.... But when it comes to leave it, she's like a drug addict looking for heroin on the ground........She's obsessed with vacuuming garbage into her mouth all day long!! Insanity....
My Lab was a vacuum too. And I'd also vacuum up a sweater's worth of black hair every day too. Lol
My Husky is a bit of a pig... she thinks so, anyway but she won't eat even half of the crap my Lab would eat. Now I vacuum a sweater a day AND the kid crumbs she won't clean up for me. Lol
That’s a lab
I really like your videos. However you are using Goffy who is a well trained dog.
That makes it look real easy and may really frustrate other dog owners that are
trying to do this if thier dog is not trained well BOB
VERY TRUE BUT ALL YOUR DOG TRAINER DONT USE THE WORD NO , THAT THE FIRST THING I TEACH ALL MY PETS THE NO COMMAND
If you love your dog you will never call him or her Goofy....
Wrong!
@@RobertCabralDogs there is no right or wrong, it's my opinion.
@@rickstorm8948 its wrong because you come on my page and insult me....
@@rickstorm8948 its wrong because you come on my page and insult me....
Insult? No I like your training.
Thanks for this vid, been struggling with a 18 week old lab to learn these commands. Your videos remind me its a journey and they will eventually get it.