Unlocking Focus and Engagement in Dog Training with Robert Cabral
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
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2nd Student - James: 13:06
3rd Student - Sara: 26:42
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Thank you for your kind invitation and kind words. I really enjoyed spending time with you and your team!
I'm just learning, so this was great! I learned quite a few tips and will watch it again to reinforce my training techniques. Thank you!
A really good video, one I will save and watch again. THANKS!
The only thing I get from watching Robert and anyone else who employs the Michael Ellis technique- is frustrated. 😅
This is great for advanced dog owners but terrible for new owners who are a blank slate.
@raymonddeflaviis2306 There was nothing advanced about Robert's teachings. He simply pointed out basic failings to help student's refine their own techniques.
This is so timely for me and my dog. Thanks - these are key insights, Robert. We've been upping the fun-energy with playing and I'm now getting fast, bouncy obedience at the same time. It brings joy and really helps!
Interesting to watch several people doing the same type of things with their dog and being trained to do it better. Each of them has different types of things to change. Thank you!
I love how detailed you are with the owners..
Brilliant video. I love all the tips about feeding and not always depending on food every time. I’m made that mistake early on with my GSD and have worked on it to improve. I just love your training ❤
I’ve been waiting for a video like this! This was awesome! Thank you!
Where did you get your German shepherd t shirt
Trust me this screaming is not good for a future
Amazing video! Sometimes I can’t believe this stuff is free 😂 thank you so much! Robert is quite amazing! 🙏
Beagle, beagle, beagle field trials
Is peel bagel feel like SPO beagle field trout. yeah beagle field trials
The last girl was irking me
Awesome video. Like someone said... It's unbelievable that it's free content.
I loved every minute! I’m guilty of being soft with my commands and I catch myself. Robert I loved how you said be the sheep 😂. I have a border collie and I need to be a sheep. I liked the way you put that into prospective. Thanks and well done to all of you!
Maaaann!! Cabral stays 10 steps ahead and really shows the difference between obedience and advanced obedience. I love how he interprets the best way the dog will learn what the handler is trying to get him/her to do. Wish I could’ve seen him work some of the dogs himself, but this was still very informative!!
I really enjoy when professional trainers team up. I have been following both. Keep it going
Awesome to see Robert appreciate the Nate apprentices. I'm one also.
Thanks!
Good stuff to have watch/refresh before we start our advanced group classes in Oct with our Corso. Really appreciated this.
To the cute girl in the orange hoody.
What Robert is saying about your commands is that when you give them you say then with "upwards-inflection".
The pitch of your voice rises towards the end of the word.
A command should have flat or downwards inflection.
@Nate thanks for having Robert on very interesting episode.
Love the 2 of you collaborating together. Your styles of training mesh well❤
Thanks for sharing your knowledge and expertise!
Loved doing it. Nate is a first class guy and great trainer.
Great video. Robert is an excellent trainer. Makes things really clear for the handlers. Thank you .
Thank you.
Ok, I agree with Robert on most of this content. I wouldn't grab a dog by the scruff of their neck. But I agree with the chaining process and moving to be more exciting. It is difficult to watch some of the people with little to no motivation with their dogs. Afraid maybe of what others will think? I did skip through some of the vid as I was getting frustrated that even after being given the best instruction from Nate, some of these folks are not applying it to their dogs and they are blaming the dog. It's not the dog! When my dog isn't doing something I keep wondering how I'm not communicating correctly with my dog. That scratching is just the dog communicating stress. Also head shakes are usually the same thing, dog stress. It is good that Robert gives the instruction what to do instead of just taking the leash. However sometimes it might be good to demonstrate... I'm so ADD, hope I'm making sense here! 😂
I appreciate your feedback, and yes, it can be frustrating when you've told someone something countless times, and they still do it the wrong way. It's always clear to see who puts in the most effort and who doesn't.
Some useful training tips for chase based focus. Eps is from a very scent driven breed and we will use more move away techniques suggested for regathering attention.
The vocal tonal qualities are something I also notice effecting our work too.
When my energy is flagging or I am upset or cross it becomes more of a challenge to deliver useful cues.
I (Eps handler) have studied music for years and have an interest languages and tone recognition. Dogs ears are so much more effective at collecting sound.
With human speech in
questions the last sound is higher
Are ^ you? The you is a higher note.
Statements the last sound is a lower frequency and often more staccato.
Interestingly this is in all tonal languages in a vast majority of the spoken language.
It seems like dogs understand this (probably effects our body language too).
Newborns already have an understanding of the call and response tonal changes within 1hr of being born a study found.
I wonder if dog vocalisations have similar characteristics.
Interesting.
You ⬇️ are. The tone goes down if it is more of a statement and basically doesn't require an answer.
I wonder if dogs react to that.
The first women's energy got me rolling hahaha
I'm like this and I even play bow. It's all I can do to hope cameras aren't on me somewhere 😆😆😳
She annoyed me somehow 😂
It appears that Willow is fed way too well at home to have the motivation necessary to do speedy obedience.
What about teaching focused heel on a hound?
I would imagine that teaching a focused heel on a hound would take much longer and would be much more difficult than many other breeds.
What I see on the second Malinois is that the dog is way too much for the owner. Help him because that dog only wants to work
Nate! this is one of the best videos I learnt so much, thank you!
That German shepherd doesn't understand what he is supposed to do.
Those training sessions were very enlightening in seeing ways to make slight changes to my own training so I can be clearer for my dog. Thank you
This is so timely for me and my dog. I notice that when we get more engagement, we get less focus on treats in themselves. I have been upping the fun- energy with playing and I'm now getting excited bouncy obedience at the same time. It really helps!
I really enjoyed this and I’m a very amateur trainer. I thought there were three different levels of handler and learned something from each that will help me. One of the things that I saw a trainer say and stuck in my head when training was, are you Disneyland or are you like watching paint dry? Be Disneyland….that first trainer 😊
Love this video. Exactly what I do in training my GSD. Nate Schoemer and Robert Cabral Are the real deal unlike some trainers on RUclips. What you see is what you get. Finished doing a training session with my GSD.
Awesome! Thank you, I appreciate your kind words. :)
Thank you for sharing this video with us. Very helpful and inspiring information and ideas, represented in a way that I just couldn't stop watching and listening. Thank you❤.
Awesome! I'm happy you found it helpful. :)
Her squealing is irritating
THIS is an awesome video! Collaboration between 2 real Dog Trainers Dog Lovers. So much solid so key information here. Thank you Nate and Thank you Robert @RobertCabralDogs
Dogs are easy to train. People are impossible
Disagree.
Max was ready but his owner had difficulty keeping up with the energy so it falls dead🥺
Great video! Thank you both so much for this. There is so much to learn from. Seeing other people in real-life training really helps to understand where my own flaws are.
So many good things in this. I see all of my mistakes I make all the time and I've been training for years.
That chick with Choppo doesn't listen to the trainers.
So much amazing information in here!! Saving this video cause i know Im gonna be coming back to it for a long time to come. Thanks so much for posting!!
Wow! My two favorite dog trainers now on collaboration... Kudos! ❤
Thanks for sharing and inspiring me to up the fun with my dog and quit making my training sessions like a chore that needs to be done.
Thank you for your Channel!!
Thank you for watching and supporting the channel. Cheers!
This was awesome!
Thanks!
Excellent trainers collaborating to help us get better with our dogs.Thankyou for sharing.
Whats the difference between calling ur dogs name to come to you when distracted like in the video and “come” (a recall)?
Ball under the armpit!
I smiled throughout this entire video. I could watch this daily forever lol. Are there any more of these types of videos? Say like w other trainers?
They have no relationships with their dogs my dog is naturally focused on me all the time I contact it's not just about obedience you have to connect with the dog and learn how to read them and vice versa PS get a Scorpio dog if you want good Focus LOL
do you offer any courses for people who work in animal shelters? , i work with thousands of dogs every year and i try to help them in short periods of time to make them more adoptable and learn basic manners and helping them learn to be dogs any help would be appreciated
Yes. There is a link in the description for Roberts course specifically working with shelter dogs. 😁
@@NateSchoemer awesome, how much is it? I'll do it for more knowledge
This is awesome!! The hardest thing I've found is making myself exciting. I am always worried about looking like an idiot. Once you get past that you have so much more success
I smiled throughout this entire video. I could watch this daily forever lol.
I love these videos, my Shep is almost 5 and we still go back to basics sometimes just for fun and a reminder for us both!
I'm going to implement some of these right away with my service dog. She is a senior now and does her job well still, but at home she is unenthusiastic and depressed about doing any kind of activities. The vet says she has fast developing cataracts and is starting the early processes of going blind. This has her very depressed. She loves her job and she's been so happy on our littke farm at home until this. I'm trying to help pull her out of her funk and realize she can still have fun and have a good life even if her eyes aren't working as well as they used to. 💔 Getting the puppy (who will hopefully be her successor) definitely didn't help, but she's starting to like the pup.
I’ve come back to this video several times. This information was golden. Excitement is the key
I LOVE what you did here. You worked with real people and their nuances with THEIR dogs rather than dogs carefully selected for a tutorial video. Excellent video! It makes me feel very good about the work I am doing with my own dog. I'm watching them all out of order, but I can't wait to view the rest!!!
THANK YOU FOR SHOWS THE RIGHT ENGAGEMENT, REWARDING,
I FOLLOW A LOT DOG TRAINING ON YOUTUB.. ONLY YOU EXPLAINED IT CLEARLY
THANK YOU MR: NATE 🙏💕👍
I got so much from this video, thank you. I clearly saw some things Im doing wrong and now have a clear path to fixing them.
Such a helpful video! Thank you Nate for sharing and thank you Robert for your expertise. I just laugh as you describe every mistake I made 🤣🤣
He's a great dog mentor buddy 🔥
I have a question.When Robert talks about jackpot rewarding,can I use that way of rewarding with the clicker
You can, the clicker is only the marker the reward is whatever you give them after
This was awesome!! Thank you for sharing!
Great content!…thanks so much for this..👍
Man. Can u teach my dog those tricks. 😂
Excelente. Gracias. Pprfavorhacer videos para corregir como este.
Thanks!
Yes! We are ready for the next level of training.
This was super helpful… especially the part where he recommends correcting the dog from a distance so the dog only associates great things with coming to you. 💪🏼🐺
That was really helpful, thanks!!
This series. 🎉
I don’t say this with any judgement, only as kind suggestion. Learn how strengthen vocabulary by removing filler words such as “like” and “you know” or “I think”. These often come across as weak and scattered. I wish this young woman the best no matter. Our society definitely needs great dog trainers, behaviorist, etc.!
Excellent video!👍
So apparently I really need to do whatever she (the first woman) is doing because my 8 month old pup was absolutely **glued** to the TV during this video.
Also, i was working with my pup while watching this, and using the tips given, and I'm starting to see him **finally** not always focused on whatever is in my hands. It's a goddamn miracle.
And yes, that last dog either is too softy or was abused before by a man (just from another point of view, and im not referring to the handler, he looks easy to scare away, just review the video), (she needs to be more excited and assertive to speak with confidence-not like asking permision. She really need to feel great about having accomplishments with her furry friend. That will help, just keep up with the great job you guys are doing. Thanks Nate and thabk you Robert that was an awesome surprise of you both to us, a treat 🐕🦺🦮😁
Nice to meet you.
My dog is too sensitive to sound. Firecrackers react loudly to the sound of lightning strikes and sudden dullness.
My dog is scared and always anxious outside because of this.
Can you tell me what to do for the dog?
Luv' it! So many handlers want to teach several components at a time, breaking it down to a single Yes! Energy from the handler will bring energy out in the dog. Using the voice is critical at the right moment. I feel too much verbal noise just becomes white noise to the dog, it's ' our movement' am I on track with this?
I really loved to see you guys working together... At first it was confusing to see you Nate introducing and then started seeing Robert 😂😂😅, but I pretty much lived it to see you guys doing this fantastic presentation and obviously, how Robert wants to be in the same page with Nate it's wonderful. The feedback from each other's conversation and the communication with the owners the dogs and Nate made this one of the best presentations. Encore!!!!!❤
Would love to see a combination three musketeers like, Robert, Nate, Tom or
Nate, Robert, and Robert's wife.
I have others in mind but I can recall their names, also Perdomo, Nate and Robert. 🤯
Thabk you guys, it was super cool.
So I have a dog that can’t focus on me. If you were to just play with her, you wouldn’t know it but there is something off in her vision. You can really only tell when working on focus. She has had testing and is completely clear of any known eye issues. She has been to a vet and multiple canine optometrist and they can find nothing physically wrong with her although they see the problem as clearly as I do. However to get her to look at my face (actually a treat) I have to hold it 6 inches to a foot away from me depending on how far away she is. This does not transfer when we are in the act of training focus. I started trying the day she came home. Because of this, she does not (or can’t) keep her vision on me when I give commands or in heel position, etc. She learns other things very quickly as in she literally had the most solid recall from a football field away on the second day I was teaching it to her and it is still as solid eight months later. Any thoughts or ideas?
Wow, thank you for sharing this beautiful video!!
It is sooo useful!!
Saludos desde Mexico!🇲🇽
Man the chick with the German shepherd has no clue.
@RobertCabralDogs If you go to correct the dog for not recalling, and you get partway there and the dog decides to recall before you reach them, do you still correct the dog, or reward that come?
Idk if he mentioned it but her food delivery is really boring. Dog should take food from you, you shouldn’t give your dog the food.
In training put your dog in drive with some play before you begin . Put play into the obedient regime Like asking for a down sit free play down, free down free sit etc
My GSD is OBSESSED with chasing lizards. It’s all she focuses on
It seems like they feed off your energy and your drive the 1 thing in my journey ive learned is the faster you respond to his actions the happier they seem and eager to do same i use yes thats the sightn he knows he did good job and a reward of something is coming and we have a schedule i could not of gotten a more well behaved dog ever and we are def partners since getting him life has been so great and i rescued him fro. The min i seen his pic try to keep it fun as i can for him he loves ro learn its great
Both of my favorite trainers collaborating. Excellent boys.❤
Max is adorable!
Robert is an awesome trainer 👍🏻
Yes! I agree! :)
@@NateSchoemer Robert really is. {Only just discovered you, though today!} Re Kodo a rescue dog Robert found a home for, Kodo was utterly focussed on Robert..yet on old Kodo vids it said Kodo was returned as bad with either dogs and guarding his person. Robert is naturally commanding...can't see any dog not taking notice of him.
I do notice even my gentle dogs love 'strong' men. {I'm a woman}
How can i get my dog to stop hyper reacting to our other dogs when we are outside? If he's on a leash he will go crazy when the other dogs are out.
This is a helpful video, for me. I found a half dozen things to correct me for.
This is the most helpful and useful channel for dog training. I recommend this channel to so many folks.
Robert makes this look easy.. great video great looking 🐕 pups 🐶
So helpful in so many ways/areas. Can't wait to apply it to myself and my dog
Thank you so much for this. I really needed to hear this. Love it
So good you are all fantastic people for sharing this.
This was a great video I really learned a lot when I thought I knew a bit haha
Taking so many things away from these videos.
Thanks for informative video.
Great video thank you
Love this video !
EXCELLENT video!!!
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