Robert thank you for sharing this training with us. I lost my Dog over 30 years ago due to food poisoning. I never been the same. I suffered so much for the brutal way they used to kill my dog. After that incident I haven't been able to own another dog. It was like loosing a family member. I still upset still today. Thank you again for the work you do.
Thank you for this comment. I know this won’t be a very popular topic on RUclips, but the reason I made it was to help people avoid the terrible pain you had to endure. So sorry for your loss. .
My two 11 month old puppies were poisoned a week ago and killed. I promised myself I'm never going to allow that to happen again. It's so hard losing a pet
Agueybana- I hear you. Someone just poisoned my 3 y/o beautiful healthy 116# Ridgeback. The poor girl suffered a horrendous death. They did not use an anticoagulant poison and the Vet missed it. Her CBC blood work looked Okay, and we started her on a penicillin shot with oral antibiotics. Bottom line is that it was just a horrible experience watching such a sweet dog drop 35#'s in 6 days of vomiting and unable to take fluids or food. She passed after 6 days. I swear...There is a Special Place in Hell for a coward who poisons a pet , or any animal other than rats. Such a cowardly act. In any case. I think the key is proper training and many cameras of a top quality video surveillance system. Anyone who tries it again on my next dog, the video will be all over the Internet and TV. I won't take revenge. I'll let the Animal PITA Activist give it right back to the SOB. And get the SPCA to help me prosecute the hell out of them. Between that and their Instant Karma, I am sure that they will forever regret their actions. At that stage, maybe they will get the "courage" to confront me. I'd love for that to happen. But I seriously doubt they would ever have any courage. Pure cowardly POS's poison someone else's pet.
Thank you for this video. You're right, may not be the prettiest training, but this is about saving lives. Came here because we live in an area where dogs, beautiful animals and friends, are poisoned regularly. Looking to secure our and other dogs lives and this is an immense help! Cheers!
My Kelpie X is at best aloof to strangers. He will not take treats from them. I was considering using high value treats as a method to encourage him to take treats from ppl to reduce his distrust of them. I’m now reconsidering this.
Thanks for posting this Robert. You might be interested to know that here in New Zealand, the government's Department of Conservation authorise similar training to protect vulnerable native birds. The training is even mandatory in order to for a dog to be allowed in some of our national parks
I get what he is saying about the training not looking good... But has this man NEVER watched sausage come out of the grinder?! Satisfaction undeniable!
I lost a stunning dog in South Africa to poisoning. Since then I have taught my dogs to only take anything from our hands only if our hand are turned around. This is very interesting for bowls of food. Thank you from Florida
What a fantastic video. Much better than the other nonsense food refusal training other trainers advocate which is nothing more than a party trick. Your tone of voice in the video suggests you didn’t enjoy doing it, but something you felt compelled to do given its importance. Great work brother
I have only ever seen the "leave it" method, which works if you're always there, but of course wouldn't help if someone threw poison food into a yard. One question, what happens if you have to board the dog or have someone come in to take care of the dog?
That's what I was wondering, but you could probably add an "okay" command. Plus if boarding, the dog will have to eat at some point. So it's survival instinct will EVENTUALLY kick in if it's being starved.
Thank you! Great timing, as I just had a guy try to bribe my dog with food! And he tossed it from his plate too, if my dog wasn't superb about not begging and I couldn't stop begging, I would have been extremely mad. Easier to teach food refusal.
My dog growing up would not take food from anybody. You'd have to feed him with your left hand. Then say good boy in Italian period before he would take it. My dad did this so no one would poison him. Sadly he never explained to me how he trained him
This video would have saved both my dogs lives. We don't know who or how it happened. The older dog became ill, 24 hours later, dead. The younger became ill, 24 hours later, dead. A total of $2500 and two really great dogs gone in less than 72 hours. Please if you do not watch 1 more video, please please please watch this. I'm about to purchase my first Mal, and this will absolutely be paramount training in her life. Thank you Robert for this, I will def incorporate it.
This is wise information when you board your dog while your on holiday, they will refuse to eat unless given their command word. This has only happened a handful of times and I also think the parents where testing their fur children.
I'm by no means an expert & I know question was directed at Robert. But I thought I'd share my recent experience, I'm starting PPD training with my dog & the dog has a long line attached to a pinch and the decoy is giving commands to a dog during suspicious scenarios, if the dog obeys then correction through the collar. You don't want your dog to listen to suspicious people.
I’ve lost 3 dogs to poisoned sausages thrown into the yard. It is awful. 😢 It is super important to teach them not to take any food you didn’t permit. It would be great to train them to alert you of suspicious food too. Would love a video on that!
Robert this is a great lesson! I remember I did not teach my doberman this however he did not take food from strangers. He was just like that he did not trust people he did not know. I am getting another doberman puppy soon and I would like to train this however how would this work if me and my husband go on vacation and my daughter watches the dog or is boarded. Would he not eat till we come back? We usually take 7-14 days for vacation. thank you in advance
Hi Robert, what kind of training collar ( what is it called) is this? Where can it be purchased or perhaps could you provide some link? Appreciated and regards
Hello,i will be glad if you answer my question,if the stranger say the dog's name and give it the food,what should i do? I have a golden retriever and he is very greedy for food and always hungry,when i take him to park and let him roam,he is seeking for food on the ground or from other people. I really appreciate that
What an absolute awesome video for the safety of YOU & your canine partner I did not even look at the 4 thumbs down reaction, I can only assume it’s from people who are anti-E collar or NOT concerned about their canine partner being safe from malicious fearful attackers, or even environmental threats! Great job Robert once again taking on controversial subject matter head on !! Someone else commented they lost their dog 30 years ago I still feel the loss of the last Belgian Malinois, I rehabilitated and formed into a service dog she died of eating acorns
Hi Robert...great video -- what type E collar do you recommend? Of course, I'm going to get some training before using it but I'm preparing now in case they aren't easy to get later. Thanks! Sheri The Organic Pet Lady
What would the training be to undo this in a worse case situation that both mom and dad were to suddenly die? There would be no one alive he knows to take food from right?
I got lucky in a sense my dog refused a Pringle from a stranger while in the yard but will take treats (with permission from me through eye contact and a verbal “okay”) from employees at the pet store.
Today is August the 7 and it is 4:24 pm and I have a gentleman shepherd and my nextdoor neighbor want to feed him hot dogs. And I don't usually feed him table food just dog food so how can I teach him not to take from strangers.. I don't have a shock collar for him. And I am on a budget and have to do things month by month. And he never eats out side I only feed him in the house and he stay in side not out side . And people want him. And my nextdoor neighbor is feeding him food .why I don't know and don't want to assume he will take him. And he barks at everyone that goes by and when there are other dogs he goes crazy and cat. And things that moved he goes crazy. So what do I do about that. I watch your video on how to stop them from taking food from strangers and just started that. Thanks
what about when you take your dog to the vet, is it ok to let them give your dog treats? esp in this time when many vets don't allow you to come in with your dog anymore, a tech takes them inside.
My 10 month old malinois reacts well to a level 40 on his E-collar. I used level 60 once to make him understand that my cockatiels are off limit to him. Should I use a high level as well to teach him not to eat from others?
Make sure you are talking to a professional trainer if Robert does not reply, plus a trainer has to be on sight to see the dogs reaction and tell you what level to use. Different companies have different feelings for different levels. For this training session I suggest you do what they are doing and have a trainer help you with this situation.
I'm not pushing you around or being snazzy, I just want to make sure you get professional help and advice so nothing goes wrong. Also I love Cocktails, I seen one Black Palm Cocktail before, beautiful but scary 🤣
Would you do this same method to teach a dog not to take toys/rewards such as balls and kongs from other people? Also, how would you make an extremely ball/Kong driven dog not get too excited or focused on kids playing with toys or a soccer game?
Hi Robert, I love the video but one question if you don't mind. You say to take the bowl away after feeding does that mean even if its empty? Or if he leaves any food behind please let me know would be helpful thanks Bill.
Under typical circumstances, you wouldn’t leave food in the dish. If the dog doesn’t eat at the time of feeding, you take the bowl away and feed when they’re hungry. During the training process, such as in this video, you’re only placing a piece of a high reward item, therefore, the dog will consume the reward and the bowl will be empty.
Not even just poison. My stupid neighbor throws "treats" over the fence for my dog. Except they are tiny rawhide treats just big enough for her to swallow and cause an obstruction. Im so thankful for this video.
Many thanks for the video Robert. I was the one asking for your view/training method on this on instagram after my one got poisoned and I didn't use hydrogen peroxide that time round.
You're going to need to spend 150.00 to 175.00 for a good collar if you buy cheap you get to buy another one soon after I bought a mini E after buying cheap imation
I wanted to try doing this putting a meatball near a tree and then grabbing him from a secluded place where he didn't see that. I would drop it not using hands to not track smell of meatballs. Put th3m in a sealed container and do a walk around the tree and they would get shocked if they were to want to eat it. Do it on an open field. Near Trees. Near cars. Etc. Cause say he finds a meatball covered in glass? That would be horrible.
Hello Sensi Robert. Your are the best trainer I've ever watched. I have a really important question. 1 have a 4 year old intact male mal. I took in a fixed basket case of a rescue malinois 7 month old female. My male wanted nothing g to due with her the 1st month.shes now 10 months. Now there playmates although her energy is too much for him at times. Now he found out she's a female. Now He trys to mount her but she's not game for it.and I don't want it too happen.4 year old Dempsey is a virgin Please advise. Last question. This female is a hi drive dog and very dominant. I think she might trying to take the alpha spot from my male. Should I let nature take its course on the alpha situation? Or reinforce and back up Dempsey. He checks her when need be. But I see in her eyes and reaction that's she actually thinks for a second to actually fighting back. Sorry for the long winded message. Thank you for all you do. Best regards, Barron McNulty jr. 1 Question is do I need to get him neutered
Mr Cabrillo, I know you are extremely busy. I didn't expect a reply. It was a hail mary... Your calmness ,knowledge,vocal communication and body language with the dogs is the best I've ever seen. Thank you for helping me be a better trainer with my dogs.
Question. The concept of getting the dog to only eat from mom and dad makes sense. But the person helping do this training is obviously not gunna be a random person. So if they’re helping me I trust them to feed my dog. Roommate. Parents ect. Trusted people. But how do you get the dog to know the helper isn’t bad and that they can take food from them without completely undoing the training? I get this is one piece to the whole thing. I just want to learn as much as possible.
My neighborhood had a rash off dog being poisoned several years back, at least two dogs were killed, luckily I wasn't affected. I never thought about training my dog's for this aventuallity, until now. This brought back memories of the tensions in my neighborhood, sad days.
This is adverse therapy it’s been used on people I get what you are doing. We use a variation to train dogs who are used to find our native birds and we don’t want to harm the birds I do get it but not comfortable with the technique
Quite a lot of dogs died in a park near here, because people are putting rat poison/food. Didn't see any negative comments, but the people who would be "OmG tHe Poor DoG" are the ones doing nothing and letting their dog die because of negligence. It's our duty as an owner to protect our dog, the same way we would protect a kid. If they do something stupidly dangerous, they should be punished so they learn.
Eh, I have a malinois and I taught her to stop eating random things on the ground with the same method. If anything, it's easier since they're smarter. You'll probably have to work with them 1 at a time though, just like with anything else.
I heard what you say. However children should be taught how to behaviour around dogs Perhaps that in an ideal world but I was taught by my dad. We had dogs I like dogs but going up to a strange dog was generally a no no. Plus never tease a dog
Cruelty is allowing your dog to eat whatever it wants. Cruelty is not protecting your dog from harmful substances. Cruelty is beating a dog just because you're angry. This is not cruelty.
Learned helplessness would be to shock a dog at all times without giving the dog a way to avoid the shock. The dog is learning a tough lesson, but owners are there to show him a better option.
I'm aware of what that experiment is, it's pretty clearly not the same thing as what's happening here. Unless you believe that all negative experiences are the "learned helplessness" experiment, or something.
@@saarlooswolfhund6237 LMFAO, you won't be able to say "leave it" if you're at work and someone throws poisoned food to your dog when you're not there 🤣🤣🤣
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Robert thank you for sharing this training with us. I lost my Dog over 30 years ago due to food poisoning. I never been the same. I suffered so much for the brutal way they used to kill my dog. After that incident I haven't been able to own another dog. It was like loosing a family member. I still upset still today. Thank you again for the work you do.
Thank you for this comment. I know this won’t be a very popular topic on RUclips, but the reason I made it was to help people avoid the terrible pain you had to endure. So sorry for your loss. .
My two 11 month old puppies were poisoned a week ago and killed. I promised myself I'm never going to allow that to happen again. It's so hard losing a pet
Lol
Agueybana- I hear you. Someone just poisoned my 3 y/o beautiful healthy 116# Ridgeback. The poor girl suffered a horrendous death. They did not use an anticoagulant poison and the Vet missed it. Her CBC blood work looked Okay, and we started her on a penicillin shot with oral antibiotics. Bottom line is that it was just a horrible experience watching such a sweet dog drop 35#'s in 6 days of vomiting and unable to take fluids or food. She passed after 6 days.
I swear...There is a Special Place in Hell for a coward who poisons a pet , or any animal other than rats.
Such a cowardly act. In any case. I think the key is proper training and many cameras of a top quality video surveillance system.
Anyone who tries it again on my next dog, the video will be all over the Internet and TV. I won't take revenge. I'll let the Animal PITA Activist give it right back to the SOB. And get the SPCA to help me prosecute the hell out of them.
Between that and their Instant Karma, I am sure that they will forever regret their actions. At that stage, maybe they will get the "courage" to confront me. I'd love for that to happen. But I seriously doubt they would ever have any courage. Pure cowardly POS's poison someone else's pet.
@@analysekensington6399 same bro
Lost my rotty from someone poisoning… teaching this to my new pup. This can really save lives thank you
ok but pls wait until pup gets 4 months
This video is a godsend!! My dog was unfortunately poisoned (survived) and we’ve found meat with glass in it in our yard. It’s awful what people do.
Thank you for this video. You're right, may not be the prettiest training, but this is about saving lives. Came here because we live in an area where dogs, beautiful animals and friends, are poisoned regularly. Looking to secure our and other dogs lives and this is an immense help! Cheers!
My Kelpie X is at best aloof to strangers. He will not take treats from them. I was considering using high value treats as a method to encourage him to take treats from ppl to reduce his distrust of them. I’m now reconsidering this.
I love this. I will be teaching my dog this. I am also training him "Everyone is not your friend."
I think if you're going to own a dog, certain things are essential to teach them. This is one of those things.
Thanks!
Thanks for posting this Robert. You might be interested to know that here in New Zealand, the government's Department of Conservation authorise similar training to protect vulnerable native birds. The training is even mandatory in order to for a dog to be allowed in some of our national parks
Such an important thing to teach all dogs. Thank you Robert . Like with Pica it has to be aversive to be effective.
Learn basics about dogs that you lack. Its pure animal abusing bullshit.
I get what he is saying about the training not looking good... But has this man NEVER watched sausage come out of the grinder?! Satisfaction undeniable!
I lost a stunning dog in South Africa to poisoning. Since then I have taught my dogs to only take anything from our hands only if our hand are turned around. This is very interesting for bowls of food. Thank you from Florida
I'm also from South Africa and same thing happened to my dog.
Hi, from Argentina, what technique do you use?
@@SofiaViviEnDo Turn your hand around and practice until your dog won't take anything the normal way. bowls of dinner don't apply
@@SandraP3796 thanks. And how do you teach not to take food from the floor?
@@SofiaViviEnDo The leave it command
I have been wondering how to train this; THANK YOU Robert!!!
My dog will not take anything even meat from anyone else. He was abused so badly he trusts no one but me.
Great education. Thank you for this powerful lesson.
What a fantastic video. Much better than the other nonsense food refusal training other trainers advocate which is nothing more than a party trick. Your tone of voice in the video suggests you didn’t enjoy doing it, but something you felt compelled to do given its importance. Great work brother
I have only ever seen the "leave it" method, which works if you're always there, but of course wouldn't help if someone threw poison food into a yard. One question, what happens if you have to board the dog or have someone come in to take care of the dog?
That's what I was wondering, but you could probably add an "okay" command. Plus if boarding, the dog will have to eat at some point. So it's survival instinct will EVENTUALLY kick in if it's being starved.
This is another great video. Thanks for all you do!
Thank you!
Great timing, as I just had a guy try to bribe my dog with food! And he tossed it from his plate too, if my dog wasn't superb about not begging and I couldn't stop begging, I would have been extremely mad. Easier to teach food refusal.
My dog growing up would not take food from anybody. You'd have to feed him with your left hand. Then say good boy in Italian period before he would take it. My dad did this so no one would poison him. Sadly he never explained to me how he trained him
This video would have saved both my dogs lives. We don't know who or how it happened. The older dog became ill, 24 hours later, dead. The younger became ill, 24 hours later, dead. A total of $2500 and two really great dogs gone in less than 72 hours. Please if you do not watch 1 more video, please please please watch this. I'm about to purchase my first Mal, and this will absolutely be paramount training in her life. Thank you Robert for this, I will def incorporate it.
Thank you for uploading this!
This is wise information when you board your dog while your on holiday, they will refuse to eat unless given their command word. This has only happened a handful of times and I also think the parents where testing their fur children.
Robert, can we apply the same technique to teach the dog not take/obey commands from strangers?
I'm by no means an expert & I know question was directed at Robert. But I thought I'd share my recent experience, I'm starting PPD training with my dog & the dog has a long line attached to a pinch and the decoy is giving commands to a dog during suspicious scenarios, if the dog obeys then correction through the collar. You don't want your dog to listen to suspicious people.
I will do a video on this.
I’ve lost 3 dogs to poisoned sausages thrown into the yard. It is awful. 😢 It is super important to teach them not to take any food you didn’t permit. It would be great to train them to alert you of suspicious food too. Would love a video on that!
Is there a way you could do this without a shock collar?
Thank you for this video
Brilliant work as always.
What about with people the dog is familiar with and used to take food from? Will this work for that as well?
Robert this is a great lesson! I remember I did not teach my doberman this however he did not take food from strangers. He was just like that he did not trust people he did not know. I am getting another doberman puppy soon and I would like to train this however how would this work if me and my husband go on vacation and my daughter watches the dog or is boarded. Would he not eat till we come back? We usually take 7-14 days for vacation. thank you in advance
Hi, What brand of E-collar are you using in this video? Thank you.
Hi Robert, what kind of training collar ( what is it called) is this? Where can it be purchased or perhaps could you provide some link? Appreciated and regards
How will this affect tracking training where you may be using food bits/rewards on a track?
Excellent, enjoyed the video.
Hello,i will be glad if you answer my question,if the stranger say the dog's name and give it the food,what should i do?
I have a golden retriever and he is very greedy for food and always hungry,when i take him to park and let him roam,he is seeking for food on the ground or from other people.
I really appreciate that
My cue is "gobble gobble" 😂
Very good and important video.
This is amazing! At what age can I start my puppy on this?
What an absolute awesome video for the safety of YOU & your canine partner
I did not even look at the 4 thumbs down reaction, I can only assume it’s from people who are anti-E collar or NOT concerned about their canine partner being safe from malicious fearful attackers, or even environmental threats!
Great job Robert once again taking on controversial subject matter head on !!
Someone else commented they lost their dog 30 years ago I still feel the loss of the last Belgian Malinois, I rehabilitated and formed into a service dog she died of eating acorns
great video, thank you
Any advice on doing the corrections without the use of the e-collar? Would long leash corrections work effectively enough?
Thank you for You. 🙏🏻👌🏻🐺
Yes.
I had 2 Boerboel puppies and my neighbors fed them some poison
It was a pretty bad thing to go through
i lost two dogs i will try these training
Hi Robert...great video -- what type E collar do you recommend? Of course, I'm going to get some training before using it but I'm preparing now in case they aren't easy to get later. Thanks! Sheri The Organic Pet Lady
I know i'm not the OP but i'd recommend a Mini E-collar or a Dogtra.
What if we don't have an electric collar?
What would the training be to undo this in a worse case situation that both mom and dad were to suddenly die? There would be no one alive he knows to take food from right?
other people can feed the dog
The dog will eventually have to eat if it's being starved. It's survival instinct.
The dog has a command to eat
I got lucky in a sense my dog refused a Pringle from a stranger while in the yard but will take treats (with permission from me through eye contact and a verbal “okay”) from employees at the pet store.
Today is August the 7 and it is 4:24 pm and I have a gentleman shepherd and my nextdoor neighbor want to feed him hot dogs.
And I don't usually feed him table food just dog food so how can I teach him not to take from strangers..
I don't have a shock collar for him.
And I am on a budget and have to do things month by month.
And he never eats out side I only feed him in the house and he stay in side not out side .
And people want him.
And my nextdoor neighbor is feeding him food .why I don't know and don't want to assume he will take him.
And he barks at everyone that goes by and when there are other dogs he goes crazy and cat.
And things that moved he goes crazy.
So what do I do about that.
I watch your video on how to stop them from taking food from strangers and just started that.
Thanks
what about when you take your dog to the vet, is it ok to let them give your dog treats? esp in this time when many vets don't allow you to come in with your dog anymore, a tech takes them inside.
Not ok, they unlearn just as fast as they learn. Doesn't take much to make the dog learn that stranger's food actually doesn't sting.
Go in with your dog and feed him yourself.
I know the dog has the association of owner and dog bowl but what if a crazy person uses a dog bowl too?
My 10 month old malinois reacts well to a level 40 on his E-collar. I used level 60 once to make him understand that my cockatiels are off limit to him. Should I use a high level as well to teach him not to eat from others?
Make sure you are talking to a professional trainer if Robert does not reply, plus a trainer has to be on sight to see the dogs reaction and tell you what level to use. Different companies have different feelings for different levels. For this training session I suggest you do what they are doing and have a trainer help you with this situation.
I'm not pushing you around or being snazzy, I just want to make sure you get professional help and advice so nothing goes wrong. Also I love Cocktails, I seen one Black Palm Cocktail before, beautiful but scary 🤣
Fantastic, spot on.
Would you do this same method to teach a dog not to take toys/rewards such as balls and kongs from other people? Also, how would you make an extremely ball/Kong driven dog not get too excited or focused on kids playing with toys or a soccer game?
Hey Robert what if for some reason some on else had to care of the dog or he ends up in the pound will he eat?
Could possibly be confusing.
Absolutely amazing and very helpful video, thank you so much for sharing!
Robert, does is a third person needed to train (your job in the video)? Or is that question answered in your member section?
Best with a third person. Sets a clearer picture for the dog.
Hi Robert, I love the video but one question if you don't mind. You say to take the bowl away after feeding does that mean even if its empty? Or if he leaves any food behind please let me know would be helpful thanks Bill.
Under typical circumstances, you wouldn’t leave food in the dish. If the dog doesn’t eat at the time of feeding, you take the bowl away and feed when they’re hungry.
During the training process, such as in this video, you’re only placing a piece of a high reward item, therefore, the dog will consume the reward and the bowl will be empty.
absolutely unbelievable that people want to poison dogs, terrible
Not even just poison. My stupid neighbor throws "treats" over the fence for my dog. Except they are tiny rawhide treats just big enough for her to swallow and cause an obstruction. Im so thankful for this video.
Many thanks for the video Robert. I was the one asking for your view/training method on this on instagram after my one got poisoned and I didn't use hydrogen peroxide that time round.
Nice but I don't have ecollar, how do I train mine now
Get a ecollar now
@@MrDrunkNFunky can't find any good quality here
You're going to need to spend 150.00 to 175.00 for a good collar if you buy cheap you get to buy another one soon after I bought a mini E after buying cheap imation
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What did he mean the dog dies when he was explaining about the ecollar levels ?
If the dog is poisoned.
I wanted to try doing this putting a meatball near a tree and then grabbing him from a secluded place where he didn't see that. I would drop it not using hands to not track smell of meatballs. Put th3m in a sealed container and do a walk around the tree and they would get shocked if they were to want to eat it.
Do it on an open field. Near Trees. Near cars. Etc.
Cause say he finds a meatball covered in glass? That would be horrible.
Hello Sensi Robert.
Your are the best trainer I've ever watched.
I have a really important question.
1 have a 4 year old intact male mal.
I took in a fixed basket case of a rescue malinois 7 month old female.
My male wanted nothing g to due with her the 1st month.shes now 10 months.
Now there playmates although her energy is too much for him at times.
Now he found out she's a female.
Now He trys to mount her but she's not game for it.and I don't want it too happen.4 year old Dempsey is a virgin
Please advise.
Last question.
This female is a hi drive dog and very dominant.
I think she might trying to take the alpha spot from my male.
Should I let nature take its course on the alpha situation?
Or reinforce and back up Dempsey.
He checks her when need be.
But I see in her eyes and reaction that's she actually thinks for a second to actually fighting back.
Sorry for the long winded message.
Thank you for all you do.
Best regards,
Barron McNulty jr.
1 Question is do I need to get him neutered
Mr Cabrillo,
I know you are extremely busy.
I didn't expect a reply.
It was a hail mary...
Your calmness ,knowledge,vocal communication and body language with the dogs is the best I've ever seen.
Thank you for helping me be a better trainer with my dogs.
Question. The concept of getting the dog to only eat from mom and dad makes sense. But the person helping do this training is obviously not gunna be a random person. So if they’re helping me I trust them to feed my dog. Roommate. Parents ect. Trusted people. But how do you get the dog to know the helper isn’t bad and that they can take food from them without completely undoing the training? I get this is one piece to the whole thing. I just want to learn as much as possible.
Someone at the park will volunteer.
what if owners die, how will the dog eat?
What breed is Rio ?
Is this for military / police dogs? Bad neighbors?
My neighborhood had a rash off dog being poisoned several years back, at least two dogs were killed, luckily I wasn't affected. I never thought about training my dog's for this aventuallity, until now. This brought back memories of the tensions in my neighborhood, sad days.
A guard dog trained like this will not be poisoned by burglars.
the dog listen's better then Ron does
Please help me to train my dog so he does not eat from some one else and that no one hurts my dog
This is adverse therapy it’s been used on people I get what you are doing. We use a variation to train dogs who are used to find our native birds and we don’t want to harm the birds I do get it but not comfortable with the technique
Its animal abusing bullshit. Stop it.
Is that the new chameleon collar?
My girl hasn't been taught, yet she won't take food from strangers.
Black screen no pic
My dog must be a talent though. 😉
She’s never been taking treats from anyone except me since she was a puppy. It must come from my hand.
Is this not problematic if you die and he goes to a shelter or if you have to leave your dog with friends for a couple days?
Quite a lot of dogs died in a park near here, because people are putting rat poison/food.
Didn't see any negative comments, but the people who would be "OmG tHe Poor DoG" are the ones doing nothing and letting their dog die because of negligence.
It's our duty as an owner to protect our dog, the same way we would protect a kid. If they do something stupidly dangerous, they should be punished so they learn.
This is so the dog doesn't eat something from a STRANGER!!!! I'm pretty sure your vet isn't a stranger or at least shouldn't be.
It sickens me to know people try to poison dogs. Should be death penalty for this crime.
Just say no, lol
I always worry about people poisoning my dogs but seems like it’s a difficult thing to teach, especially to two Malinois
Eh, I have a malinois and I taught her to stop eating random things on the ground with the same method. If anything, it's easier since they're smarter. You'll probably have to work with them 1 at a time though, just like with anything else.
OK but l forgot but I will try to teach my puppy
This training should be used to stop dogs running up to children and strangers in general. They get shot all the time for that.
I heard what you say. However children should be taught how to behaviour around dogs Perhaps that in an ideal world but I was taught by my dad. We had dogs I like dogs but going up to a strange dog was generally a no no. Plus never tease a dog
@@jobond3317 I understand but we’re not allowed allowed to have the collars on children just a thought
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@@ericmartinson8910 shame isn’t it maybe parents also need collars too
@@ericmartinson8910 they make child leashes. Shame more people don't use them, honestly.
I thought this methods are forbidden. There is humane way to teach dogs with patience and persistence.
prove that humane way with your dog and a poison meatball in front of him. I'd love to see it!
@@RobertCabralDogs agree.. I would like to see it as well..
Start a channel I’m happen to learn teach us your ways
I'd rather have my dog be shocked, not hurt and alive than dead.
Teach your puppy not to take food from other people…, and there will be no need for this kind of cruelty!!!
Cruelty?
Its not cruel, hes teaching him not to take food from strangers.
Cruelty is allowing your dog to eat whatever it wants. Cruelty is not protecting your dog from harmful substances. Cruelty is beating a dog just because you're angry. This is not cruelty.
This is the "learned helplessness" experiment.
Learned helplessness would be to shock a dog at all times without giving the dog a way to avoid the shock. The dog is learning a tough lesson, but owners are there to show him a better option.
I'm aware of what that experiment is, it's pretty clearly not the same thing as what's happening here.
Unless you believe that all negative experiences are the "learned helplessness" experiment, or something.
@@kinguin7 its animal abusing bullshit. Because this so called "trainer" is not able to establish a simple LEAVE IT comand without cruelty.
@@saarlooswolfhund6237 do you have a different method that works consistently?
@@saarlooswolfhund6237 LMFAO, you won't be able to say "leave it" if you're at work and someone throws poisoned food to your dog when you're not there 🤣🤣🤣