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How to TALK to YOUR DOG - Robert Cabral - Dog Training Video
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- Опубликовано: 28 сен 2018
- How to talk to your dog may not involve talking at all. How to confuse a dog is easy - but how NOT to confuse a dog is what we should strive to understand. Dogs are easily confused by the way we try to communicate with them.
So if your goal in training your dog is to have a good relationship and clear communication, then listen to the lecture in this video. it will make this concept abundantly clear and help you in your dog training - whether that is with your own personal dog, a puppy, a shelter or rescue dog or a clients dog.
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Understanding how dogs think and how they learn is the best way to build a solid relationship with your dog.
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I showed my dog this vid , he partially agreed,but had some good rebuttle
Bwahahahaha! 😂🤣😂
Too funny
Mine exhales when when I speak baby talk, hasn't destroyed our relationship.
Lol
And what was that? America is curious....
My dog is deaf unless I am saying something he wants to hear. My husband taught him that.
Clever dog, clever husband ❣
"Bada bump, tish" That was a drum and cymbal strike.
Obviousely your husband learned the trick first and gifted it along to the dog.🤣😂
Love it
Too Funny
I had a dog that would come to me & make a sneezing sound to get my attention & then while staring me in the face & I would ask her what she wanted. I looked right back into her eyes & went down a list of possible things she might want (Do you want some food? Do you want to go potty? Do you want a treat?) and she would simply continue staring at me still & unflinching until I finally said the thing she wanted which would become clear because the moment after it was spoken she would spin in a circle which communicated her desire.
My dogs the same way! There very smart animals
The Imaginary Gallery...glad you are a great dog parent, lucky dog.
Some people don't get it.
Ditto. Our dog understands English but communicates in sign language very well. We pretty much followed his advice by sheer happenstance.
Yeah, dogs can learn a lot.
What was the thing she wanted?
My dog loves when I hold him and sing about how much I love him and how cute he is.
Ohhh so very cute 😍
I had a dog that understood 200 words...She would go all the way upstairs and get my slippers and bring them down to me when I asked her to..She learned every word through verbal praise only. We had a great life together.. She was smart, fun, happy and very, very loved...She understood what I would say because I took the time to teach her and praise her. She is proof that dogs can learn what we are saying if taught with love and praise....verbal, hugging, petting, enthusiastic praise.
Proof? It's dead. What proof?
@@lawabidingcitizen5551 Seriously? That's so rude. Why say stuff like that to someone? Smh
@@lawabidingcitizen5551 what the fuck are you? Because you're not human
Thank you for being so awesome to your dog ❤💕
Border Collie?
“But my dog understands EVERY word I say...” 😂
Mine understands FOOD and BATHTIME.
Maybe they do! :P
No he doesn't. Dogs don't speak English.
Haha yes and so does my dog... Lol 🐶🐕😁
Michael Jasper mine too!
Very clear and correct advise. My dog has shut off from my words when we are out - she will not come back to me when I call her. She is a rescue greyhound, and I have tried giving her food treats when she does come, but even then, if she does not want to come, she will not! I only let her off where I know it is safe. I just need to keep rewarding her when she does come back to me, and maybe one day she will surprize me when she does come back when I call her?! xxx
Words or not, I'm convinced my dog is telepathic with me, but he does often interpret my mood by the quality of tone or strength of my voice.
My dog is so in tune with me, he knows what i am going to do before i even know i'm going to do it. Its creepy crazy cool.
@@jholl78 Friends? Ask a mail man🤣
Animals definitely ARE telepathic, I've done some experiments!
My youngest daughter would yell at me for talking to my dog, she would tell me that my dog didn't understand me and I told her she was wrong. And I am right, my dog does understand me because she has learned by simple hand gestures or my tone of voice or the deflection of my words what I want from her and she is and always has been very smart and willing to please me. She knows and understands what I say to her. She has always been quick to learn and easy to please. I have never yelled at her or reprimanded her in a loud manner and I have never ever struck her in anger. I just don't get angry with her I tried to understand her and what she needs. We have great communication and I love my dog she is a wonderful companion. I take her everywhere I go. Before I retired I used to take her to work with me.
I have 2 retired S&R k9s. They know sign language in the field . Both are rescue k9s . Aussie is blind , Springer has seizures . Taught each other to search as a team . Air sniffer , ground sniffer . I swear they can read minds
I've been talking to my dog his entire life. He knows exactly what I say. He talks to me as well. He looks at me and I know what he wants.
Heith Watkins, actually the dog has learned your mannerisms and body language and habits over time. Maybe some select words, but nothing more. They cannot understand English
Heith Watkins i agree. My dogs have all understood the language I taught them. They literally react by proving it. It’s a fact in my life.
Thank u these dogs got more sense than we give them credit for. They are just like kids when young they understand the english, german and etc language.we are stupid thinking they dont know.
@@DillRidge My dog has a higher IQ than others. He can read words and open doors.
Some dogs are much smarter than others in a very pronounced way
My dog keeps the best secrets! She never tells anyone! 🥰
My dog knows about the secrets of life.......he never tell it too
Duh....
I"ve seen a few dog trainers on youtube, at least 10, and Robert is in my opinion the most qualified one. Many thanks for all your advice !
Does make sense, yes.
Dogs benefit greatly from auditory stimulus. I trained my doberman from an electric wheelchair without physical contact, any kind of collar, clicker or treats. She is advanced enough in her training to pick up objects that I drop onto the floor. First verbal commands, then translated to hand signals and now to facial expressions (my body, but not my face, is slowly becoming paralyzed). It took time and patience. My doberman is happiest when she hears my voice.
Dear Lisa, I wish you and your dog many many good days together. God bless
Dear Lisa. Thank you for your comment and i Hope you and doggy live the best years together :)
I hope you and your Dobbie are still with us 🙏🏻
The hardest part of dog training is teaching owners in as concise and simple as humans need to hear and grasp new concepts .thank you for Explaining as easy as possible its One of the most important dog training points to make clear.
My clients can hear it fast, concise and within their capacity to understand instead of just nodding their head to appease me. The dog is much easier to train, it’s truly my job to communicate with the owner. I’ll quote you as this is as clear and concise as it has to be.!
Thank you for teaching by example
That’s so true ! Thank you very much 👍
Just brilliant. Thanks!
Word.
Like, love this!! Thank you.
Thanks for the knowledge
So good! Thank you !
Great video! 😊
Nicely said. Love watching your videos.
I have taught my dog words. He comes to me and whines. I say, you have to potty, nothing. You hungry, woof!
Ask him if he wants to hump. He may smile too.
Excellent video
What a cracking video Robert. Has to be one of the best in your library of videos. Very well articulated. You nailed it.
Simple, but great stuff. I never thought about it that way before . . . .keep up the great work Robert !!!!!
Very clear, good video, thank you!
Show your dog - don’t talk to your dog in a language he doesn’t understand, makes sense! Thank you 🙏 🌈
Great info. Thank you!
Thank you 🔥🔥
Best advice ever
Excellent advice/ video. Great explanation!! Thank you!
Robert Love the way you put things into simple words on training our dogs, Thanks for all your advise 🐕
What a brilliant way of explaining it, thanks.
This has to be the best dog psychology/training video on YT. Beautifully explained, too. Nice one, Robert. Subscribed.
excellent!
My dog understands everything I say. We have long conversations and she enjoys our chats.
Here's what your dog hears when you speak.... Yak yak yak yak yak yak yak.
Joseph Tabar can you please not be an asshole?! this person was just trying to share their experience, and you have to be a douche!
@@sereeen5718 but he has a point and Kek is either making a joke or a bit deluded
Good advice.
Wonderfully explained.
You're amazing, thanks so much, Man!
Very logical point
Thank you
Cheers Mate!
I love watching you...I have learned so much!!! Thank you, thank you! My dog thanks you too!!!
Excellent explanation.
One of, by far, the greatest dog videos I have ever watched. THANK YOU
I love your explanation of this! 👍 thank you for teaching such common sense ways!
thanks a lot
Robert you are the best there is. A true dogsmith
Very, very interesting! Thank you for this perspective ... Totally makes sense
YES
Amazing video. Honestly have to say never thought of it this way. Been learning a lot from your videos.
Thanks
brilliant simple really so true thanks..
Liking, subscribing and hitting that bell! Your thinking is totally in line with his I think dogs should be handled. Great videos. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you...
I love watching dog training videos that actually make sense. People ask me why I need my dogs to be robots, I’m pretty sure they enjoy the training as much as me.
U r such a blessing..trained my dog to sleep on her own bed with your videos
My dog understands words and sign language.
I can use either to make him do what I want him to do.
It’s a great bond when the dog understands you.
You give the best advice for relating to dogs. Thank you so much for your work. Especially your work with dogs that have been given up on.
Thank you Thank you Thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Great informative video! Thank you! I couldn’t help but like, save and share it!
Good stuff
Thank you for all of the awesome videos, great instruction and advice Robert. I have a 21 month old Belgian Malinois who is my best buddy and you have helped me so much with him. Thanks again, and keep up the great work sir.
I love that your putting out more videos. I cant tell you how much I have learned from you and your videos and I've only been a dog owner for a little over a year now
Thank you!!!
Mister Robert Cabral, you help us every day with your videos. Thanks.
Agree Robert , My 5 month old Lab is coming along nicely . He loves rewards whether its food , toys or affection I encourage him with . I live in a rural part of Australia and work outdoors , he comes to work with me everyday and loves being outside . His had a few slip ups but taking time out to show him what he has done wrong /right is paying off . Appreciate your tips mate just makes it so much easier for me .
Well I have had several dogs and I have talked to all of them. Mine were the best trained dogs of all my friends. I talked to every one of them AND they understand full sentences. Not when they are puppies but by 2 years old we have great VERBAL communication.
This is solid advice. It’s the same that I’ve been taught with my service dog. Simple concept but really takes practice and patience 👍. Lol... not as easy as it sounds but is the absolute truth. 👍
BEST dog training tip/video EVER!!
omg I needed to hear this 🙈
you explained it so well
I feel bad now coz I’ve been confusing my dog 😔 But I’m gonna put a lot of effort into correcting my behavior 🙊 and getting things back on track and helping her learn her way, in a way she can understand
she deserves the best! 😊
thank you!!!
Your straight forward, sensible advice has given me practical tools to shape the behavior of both the shelter dogs I work with and their adopters. You've had a very big impact on many. THANK YOU
Oh yeah cause these shelters SHAPE dogs so well! Lol please.
Hi Robert! Thank you for sharing what you know. Your teachings and instruction are clear and concise. My Malinois and I are better off because of your videos. Thank you! I got Bodie from a shelter at three months old. I didn't know what I had until I got home. When I realized what a Malinois is and the character traits, I made a commitment to give him what he needs. I began working with him, training him, giving him tasks, marking behaviors, rewarding the good behaviors. I have to admit that this do g is completely capable of learning anything! Any character flaws of this animal lay squarely in my lap. The biggest thing is technique and how to communicate to the animal what you want and what is expected. I want to tell you that you and the AKC were the most valuable resources I found. Thank you for helping me learn the best ways to communicate with my K9 companion! Bodie is amazing and without your instruction and insight, I might have given up on this hyper, energetic, ballistic, dynamo that is my best friend! Thank you brother! I grew up near you and now I live in Joshua Tree California. Bodie and I are better off because of your videos. Is Goofy still alive?
Thank you. Means the world to me. Yes Goofy is 9 and going super strong.
Thanks for this very important information Sir!
I learnt something I think I already knew many thanks robert
Thank you for this. I love my dog so much, and anything I can do to foster his happiness I am on board.
Very interesting and I think an important point... I did not think about that until now.
AHHH! Thank you, this is just what I needed to hear today! New to me 8 yr old Mal girl. Now I have to learn how to show her what I am teaching. Best dog in the world!
I love this training style cuz I don't like talking out loud to myself. It's weird. I'm using Robert Cabrall's techniques and taught "speak" in a day. So much easier and less stress. I like the hand signals better. It's like our secret language and appears so much more advanced than it is🤣
Freaking brilliant post!
what was so brilliant about it?
I have different tones when I talk. There's the "I'm talking to people." tone which is normal. There's the "I'm just having fun, nothing I'm saying matters." When I use a slightly deeper/sterner tone, it's "Time for listening. These are command words."
I found that having "Time for ____." really made my dog more obedient to certain situations. Like Time for Bath. No matter what happens, the bath happens because it's time for it. So even if he's reluctant, he'll get into the bath himself even but eventually bath time is over and there's the celebratory "You did it!!"
More importantly was "Time for medicine." where he, like most animals, hated medicine. But he'd obey because it was me doing this to him, it was time for this to happen and I was merely making it a better experience for him and if I didn't do it, someone else would. Also Time for; Walk, Ball, Bed, and Belly-belly. (The dog usually dictated when it was time for belly-belly.)
No one should really expect to have a conversation with a dog though. I generally used modified words I'd never use in regular speech (baby-talk?) so the dog could identify the words as much as I was talking to him (like people. Not commands.) Mark becomes Marky, Mike becomes Mikey, Mom becomes Mommy. Cookie. Lots of single words that ended with E sounds it would seem. Combine words they hopefully (and do) know like "Find Mommy," "No Bark!" and "Go Inside Laydown." - Generally I cut out words that you can't really teach a dog like "is, the, a" ect.
I find it all worked out for me but some dogs might be stupid or lack the personal attention needed to know the difference.
Edit: Oh, yeah. "Time for Learning." - Then I'd clearly say the new word. Then direct them in different ways to get them to perform a specific task. I find that teaching them to stop barking, I first had to teach them to bark intentionally. Then add "No" in front of the words to get them to NOT do that while they were doing it. Seemed to work for me.
Exactly. In dog training we differentiate between an "ask" and a "tell." An ask is a prompt you give a dog that she or he can decide to follow or not, "go water," "come inside," or "go potty." It prompts the dog to do something if he wants to, but he doesn't have to do it. A "tell" is non-negotiable. "Come," "sit," "stay," "leave it," are all tells, you expect the dog to follow through, whether he's in the mood to do so or not. Clearly your dog has learned to differentiate when you are asking and when you are telling by the tone of your voice. :-)
I like how you explain things, even though it seems very simple, thank you for your information
Your videos and channel are tremendously helping my wife and I with our new GSD. You explain things and demonstrate them very well. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Thank you. I’m a professional dog groomer and needed to experience this information from you. The way you explain is so clear and applicable.
This is so helpful, the example of learning a language made perfect sense to me. I talk alot and have probably been confusing Cabo(our one year old Staffy rescue, we brought home April 27th). He's my first older rescue & my talking to him has not made much of a difference in his mouthy behavior. This lesson makes alot of sense. Thank you
bro ur best
Thank you for sharing your wisdom, the lessons are really resonating with me, I understand them, you make sense and I can put the advice into action.
Brilliant...i needed these details ...💛🙏🏽🇿🇦🌈
Awesome info! 75 ft amazing
I found that talking to my dog was useless! But he's a great reader thou!
Lol. Always reminds me of a Frasier episode when they said "I can't- it's time for Eddie's 'B-A-T-H'" and Eddie jumps off the couch and runs off into the other room and Frasier says "well when he yawns it may smell like swamp gas, but his spelling's improving..."
Nice
Lure, show, mark it, thanks! 🔥
Ok, I got my male GSD, watched many trainers/videos and I have to say Robert Cabral is the guy I settled on for a consistent fair and non fluffy approach.
My boy (2yr old now)is a pet dog, and certainly not perfect, but I can say he is a good well mannered dog.
I’ve learned a lot from Robert, Thank you.
Thank you for letting me help you.
I have taught my dog simple words. My dog understands her name, if I say wait she waits for me, if I say kitchen then she knows food time. I have a dachshund and she uses her nose to point at things that she wants. She looks at me then points her nose to the TV then I know she wants to watch the TV.. You have to be in tune with your pet
Danke und wunderbar. Ich liebe hundes. Thanks man!
Excellent advice. Training my now 11 week German Shepherd puppy. She is progressing very nicely with luring and shaping her behavior and putting the 1 or 2 word commands she now knows what I am asking her to do. She is as smart as a whip.
How did the training go?
I trained my GSD with your videos love them I have the best behaved girl I could wish for we walk play train with ball and treats every morning for two hours glad I waited till I retired to get my first GSD have all the time in the world to enjoy our time together so thank you
Hi Robert,
I'm teaching a 13 week male sable GSD from an old working line and
just wanted to say thanks for sharing all your insight and wisdom, it's very much appreciated!
Something we have in common and I do understand. I came to America when I about 3 years old and only spoke German at the time. My great grandmother was visiting us in North Carolina and was babysitting me. I was asking for water in German and she just did understand what I was saying or asking of her. She told my parents when they came back home that I was saying something but she did not understand and that I became so frustrated. My mother asked me in German what I said and then translated to my great grandmother that I was asking for water. I think I may have tried to show her but I would have to ask my mother. Robert, your explanation makes sense and I believe it's true because I am an aspiring dog trainer experiencing these scenarios. Keep up the good work!