Hey Robert, at 1:55 you say sit, and after just a FEW SECONDS, the dog is back up again on his on and you do NOTHING to correct it. Why is that I wonder?!?! If anyone watches the entire video, this is not the only moment in which the duration is ZERO. I'm not impressed. I tell my dogs down. They will be there for 2-3 hours.... or they may be there for 5-6 hours. They may get up and stretch or spin once or twice during that duration. I can leave the room and go to the bathroom or to the kitchen to get something to drink and the will NOT leave their position. There is NO comparison in how your dog is acting in this video and what you excuse and pretend is perfect behavior when it is far from it. Again.... not at ALL impressed.
As a professional trainer I love watching Robert work. There are so many misguided trainers out there and Robert obviously teaches out of experience not ideology.
The single most impressive take away on this video is the total, undivided attention and focus your dog has on you, and the enthusiasm he has to work with you. How do you get to that level?
The dog has regular training and it LOVES the challenge and stimulation. Robert provides it so the dog is eager to do the next lesson. Working dogs exhibit this behavior a lot more intensely.
Find a treat that will drive him crazy, use his nose to come to you. If he cant resist the treat he'll associate that treat with you. And then you can maintain that attention when connecting with command lesson.
I tell my dog to come and he would but only so far infront, the minute I stepped back and said the same thing he sat right right infront of me, this was the first time I did it, amazing, thankyou x
Trained a rottweiler for obedience and protection, super easy dog to work with. Recently picked up another, absolutely least motivated puppy I've had, no motivation whatsoever for anything. Got another rott joining us soon, I hope she is motivated.
We got our German Shepherd puppy about 2 weeks ago, he's three months old besides potty training, we taught him to sit, stay, we are working on down but he does really good from a down position to a sitting position he's a really smart puppy. I watch a lot of these videos to get ideas, so thank you for posting... I almost forgot he can also shake when we asked for his paw. All positive reinforcement Love it!!!
Brooo I have a Siberian Husky and I hated how stubborn she is with this situation! After watching this it all made sense and easier to train! This Guy is a Legend
Been looking at probably 20 videos of recall training and this one is the best. We've "trained" our 1 yo boxer recall and he does great 90% of the time, but when he doesn't want to, he won't. Especially when the neighbor's dog is out or there's some kind of smell at the back of the yard. Then forget it. He recalls when he wants. We'll go to him to leash him up and he thinks it's a game and will run. We've got a half acre yard.
@@alondraworld1385 the usual way people would. Wave the treat around to get dogs attention while marking the word "come". When she came running I rewarded and said yes,reinforced positively. If your dog is too distracted then I'd try it in a less stimulating place, maybe inside your home instead of a park. If the treat doesn't work then maybe a toy would work better. Running away from your dog will almost always result in them chasing after you aswell. Hope some of this helped but go watch one of Roberts other videos on recalls, then one if more about making the recall sharper.
My heart skipped a beat at 2:49 when Robert says "sit" off-hand and Goofy sits like it's a command. "When I come I'm told to sit" and Goofy sits on his own.
Having a little guy, who we think is a Min Pin/Chihuahua mix that wants to make himself an extension of me, has made it far easier to train a close come than any other dog I’ve had 😂 We’ve only had large breeds before. But we’ve had this guy for only 54 days now and he’s already sitting at “come” without the sit command now, and right at my feet. Also taken to loose leash walk-in after only a bit of leash training and even immediately sitting whenever we stop on walks. It’s been really impressive. But I also started training hand feeding using his puppy kibble instead of feeding him meals out of a bowl, so he’s plenty hungry whne we start training. That’s the surest way I’ve found to get a dog to become food motivated who wouldn’t ordinarily be, especially if he’s not very food/treat motivated after getting a bowl of food. Now we’re up to a 1/3 of his daily allowance at breakfast and 1/3 at dinner, and using the final 1/3 for small training spurts throughout the day. He’s been a phenomenal listener for the most part, but he is only a 6 month old puppy who we’ve not had for a whole two months yet.
I'm glad you said it. With distraction food doesn't work for my puppy. I have considered having her miss out on some food to test her getting distracted by other dogs.
Then do this with some people or distractions around. There is a youtuber which I recommend a lot he is called “Zak George’s Dog training revolution” he did a video of this. There is also Cesar Millán if you haven’t heard and he literally is the king of training dogs AND humans lol.
@@jhovanielperez4763 I'm a Certified Dog Trainer, with about 20 years under my training pouch. Zak is cool, and Kikopup, also on YT, who just set a record, I think for the most tricks in X amount of time. As to CM, we'll have to agree to disagree!
He's a malanoi. They are smart as all hell and live to do training. My uncle has 2 and they both had no regard for space. They're also terrible family dogs if you don't train them 24/7.
Best training video, I've found thus far. Thanks for sharing. I have 4 dogs they are all potty trained, and well mannered for the most part. I want to take their training to the next level and thanks to you I know I will be able to do that
What a good boy! Nice work I hope I can get to do this w our dog some day.. I've been wanting to do more training w him but my family gets in the way bc they're so protective of him he never gets to do much
Insist on the training sessions and get everyone on board for consistent clarity for the dog. Everyone will appreciate the better behaviour of a well trained, obedient dog. 💖 😊 🙆🏻♀️
Thank you for this video… I am training my 11 month recall and this will be a great start…as you know adolescents have selective hearing and mine is the master of it… (not listening) that is. I am going to start this today I’ll let you know how it works out!
Man you are such a good teacher, talented man and i love how clear you are teaching. You make it look so easy, wich is if we do it the way you do it (well not that easy). I really wish you best in life Robert! I will get a Malinois very soon, a puppy. Can't wait to train him!! Amazing channel!
@@claudiacanales2662 stop giving him the option to chew things. Crate him when your not with him and leash him when you are. Have a 10 month old male GSD and he has never chewed anything because I’ve never allowed him an opportunity too. Watch Larry Krohns videos on crating puppies.
How about getting the dog to do a touch before the sit? Our come command encompasses all three - - approach, touch my hand, sit for your treat. I can call her away from almost anything, so it seems to work pretty well.
Жаль, что я нашла Вас , так поздно, но я рада, тому, что у меня появился шанс, все поправить, Спасибо Вам большое ! мне есть , теперь к кому обратиться, в воспитании моей девочки! ей 6 месяцев .Я буду стараться выполнять Все ваши рекомендации! Здоровья Вам!👍🙏It’s a pity that I found you so late, but I’m glad that I had a chance to fix everything, Thank you very much! I now have someone to turn to in raising my girl! she is 6 months old. I will try to follow all your recommendations! Health to you!
So I've watched a ton of videos from different trainers here on youtube. You my friend are by far the best. Excellent lessons and tips other trainers dont mention. Keep up the good work!
Lovely fun way to train. I started with food but I use the ball to throw through the legs. If I ask for a formal front she presses right up to my body. Thanks Robert great video.
i rlly enjoy your videos and they help me a lot! i have a 3 years old dog but i didnt train him a lot when he was little so now he is sometimes hard to manage...can you make a tutorial on how to make your dog always listen to you no matter the environment and the distraction(off leash) cause a lot of the times he get very distracted about cars, humans , other dogs but he listens very good when we are alone.
You were talking about the dog seeing the string cheese in grass … we live in a desert area where there is a lot of dirt … I worry about throwing any kind of food in the dirt … what would you suggest? Anything you throw in the dirt they are going to get dirt in their mouth … possibly in their gut … I worry about that as I have had horses and had to feed them up off the ground.
Robert sir u are amazing i am planning to have a labrador retriever puppy and i am watching the videos on youtube for training puppies and u are the best one out there i really like the way u explain u r the best by the way what would u suggest me a black lab or white labrador🤨 plz i want to have the one u suggest or u like
Awesome video! makes so much sense. My 1.5 year old mastiff cross won't fit through my legs if I throw the treat through them. He is way to tall. Is there a way I could adapt this for an XL dog?
my dog is very food motivated indoors, but outside the best thing that will get her attention is a toy, ball, stick etc. she will eat treats outside but isnt crazy enough about them to leave whatever is interesting her. could u use this same method with a different reward?
When I have snacks, my dog is super obedient She clearly understands sit, will stay as I walk around for a long time and will come to me when I call. But as soon as snacks are gone, she doesn't care bout me anymore lmfao
but when you have treats you should want to not give one to him every single time - that is fading out the treats. And also you would want him to not know whether you have some or not : when you recall from afar, he won't remember you have none if he won't see your bag in front of your hip even if you have it with you so you keep the treatbag on your back area not in front or side of your leg. I hope this helps :)
I’ve been struggling with my 5 month old husky puppy lately. Doing all the positive training but she’s hitting a stubborn wall with basic commands 🙈 definitely gonna try this with chicken pieces or cheese because she’s highly food driven. Thanks!!
Lovely fully trained dog in this video but I personally would find it more helpful to see the process for training a regular untrained or partially trained dog. 🇬🇧
Thanks I love your methods Now my (8 month) malinois can do Sit Lay Stand Right paw/left paw Wait (standing position) Roll Come Heel(working on it) Note: potty-trained Crate trained Thanks for your techniques Robert they are definitely very simple and effective.
Hey Robert. I love your videos, i have a question. I have a 1year old GSD(SummerWind), and my friend got a new puppy who is just 3 months old. How do I introduce my GSD to this puppy. She tries to snap at the puppy most of time they're together, I have to always reign her in or out on a muzzle. Please help, I'm afraid SummerWind might to this to other puppies on my friend circle as well
I kind of have this problem with my dog but I have taught her a through command where she will run in between my legs I wonder if I can use that to teach her a better come command. Also have a bunch of other issues with her
Hey Robert Absolutely love your videos, my Mal Nova is extremely well trained thanks to you. Quick question, I’m having a problem recently where she will choose not to come when called. Her recall is usually impeccable but I’ve noticed when playing fetch she will not come when she knows we are about to leave. She will sit and look at me until I have to grab her, she won’t run off but just sit there. Not sure if a recall can be 100%
My puppy is smart enough to know if I have food in my hand and if I don't so when he realizes I don't have food he doesn't come how do I deal with this ?
Love your videos, thanks a lot for The profesional dog training information. I don't have a job right now and for coronaVirus issues i'm not sure when i Will havet 😅... I'm from chile and here we don't have any economic help, but when i found a job Will become a memeber and get acces to all your videos! Thanks again, and sorry for my English 😋
Robert, my dog loves to play ball.. but sometimes he often bites or chews the tip of the rope rather than the ball.. can you give me any tips to stop that from happening?
i realise while watching this video how terrible iam as a master my dog helped me through my depression but i feel like i havent trained him properly outside most of the time hes on leash cause when i release him he doesnt listen to recalls (i only put out the leash the night when it's like 10PM cause of that) and even tho i know he won't bite anybody etc some people are afraid (even tho it's a golden retriever) i wish i still can teach him that kind of thing (no matter how long it takes) even tho he's already 6 ...
I am sorry, but I do not understand your answer. My original question was is it possible to teach the dog the come command without treat toy or e collar.
@@gaborsvagrik4754 yes. You teach the command through motivation, by being more interesting than distractions. We use the ECollar and prong collar to correct. If your dog makes not mistakes , he needs no corrections . If you need corrections you can choose what tool to use.
@@RobertCabralDogs Thank you Robert. I am learning hence my questions. I was told that the dog should work for me and with me. Not work for cookie or toy. That is why I am scratching my head at seeing every video with treats and toys. I’ve asked some other dog trainers, and they say they use treats first and eventually the dog just does it. But I know for a fact that the dog will figure out sooner or later that you do not have a treat. What happens then when the bunny runs and you have no treat or E collar just your voice. Wonder how the sheep herders have done it for thousands of years. I hope I’m not taking much of your time. I really appreciate your comment.
How long/far should I walk my malinois puppy each day? We're getting him next week when he's 8 weeks old. I plan on playing tug with him too, but I'm not too sure about walking...How old should he be to start running or hiking? How far could he hike?
Hi Robert, my 2.5 month old Pomeranian doesn't come when recalled...she only comes when I'm holding treat in my hands...without treat she doesn't do anything (heel, come, down, down)...can you help me regarding this??
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Hey Robert, at 1:55 you say sit, and after just a FEW SECONDS, the dog is back up again on his on and you do NOTHING to correct it. Why is that I wonder?!?! If anyone watches the entire video, this is not the only moment in which the duration is ZERO. I'm not impressed. I tell my dogs down. They will be there for 2-3 hours.... or they may be there for 5-6 hours. They may get up and stretch or spin once or twice during that duration. I can leave the room and go to the bathroom or to the kitchen to get something to drink and the will NOT leave their position. There is NO comparison in how your dog is acting in this video and what you excuse and pretend is perfect behavior when it is far from it. Again.... not at ALL impressed.
The dogs focus on him the entire time is mind blowing. Really amazing
As a professional trainer I love watching Robert work. There are so many misguided trainers out there and Robert obviously teaches out of experience not ideology.
Agreed!
i find so many dog training videos boring but these i find so entertaining and i feel like theyre gonna help me
The single most impressive take away on this video is the total, undivided attention and focus your dog has on you, and the enthusiasm he has to work with you. How do you get to that level?
fair training and a balanced lifestyle... it should come through in my videos....
start with a mal 😁
@@judymiller5154 Roger That! :)
The dog has regular training and it LOVES the challenge and stimulation.
Robert provides it so the dog is eager to do the next lesson.
Working dogs exhibit this behavior a lot more intensely.
Find a treat that will drive him crazy, use his nose to come to you. If he cant resist the treat he'll associate that treat with you. And then you can maintain that attention when connecting with command lesson.
You're such a clear and articulate teacher. Your videos are gold.
Thanks guys
I tell my dog to come and he would but only so far infront, the minute I stepped back and said the same thing he sat right right infront of me, this was the first time I did it, amazing, thankyou x
I love how he sat when the trainer was explain and used the word sit😭😭 such a good boi
Trained a rottweiler for obedience and protection, super easy dog to work with. Recently picked up another, absolutely least motivated puppy I've had, no motivation whatsoever for anything. Got another rott joining us soon, I hope she is motivated.
Probably some testing before buying?
Maybe he or she is motivated by something different than your other dog is? FAvorite toy? favorite food? Favorite petting or hug or show of affection?
@@lindas.martin2806 - Drive can be built as well.
Tried this today and my dog does it! Ill be sure to repeat this command on a daily!
Update?
We got our German Shepherd puppy about 2 weeks ago, he's three months old besides potty training, we taught him to sit, stay, we are working on down but he does really good from a down position to a sitting position he's a really smart puppy. I watch a lot of these videos to get ideas, so thank you for posting... I almost forgot he can also shake when we asked for his paw. All positive reinforcement Love it!!!
Brooo I have a Siberian Husky and I hated how stubborn she is with this situation! After watching this it all made sense and easier to train! This Guy is a Legend
Been looking at probably 20 videos of recall training and this one is the best. We've "trained" our 1 yo boxer recall and he does great 90% of the time, but when he doesn't want to, he won't. Especially when the neighbor's dog is out or there's some kind of smell at the back of the yard. Then forget it. He recalls when he wants. We'll go to him to leash him up and he thinks it's a game and will run. We've got a half acre yard.
2:50 made my day XD, He's such a good boy.. yes he is..
yeah that made me smile too
But that is bad the fact that eveytime he hears sit he sits means he doesn’t get when he should do it
That was so cute! Goofy’s focus and bond with Robert is unparalleled!
This worked super well for me, I taught my dog the recall before i found roberts videos and now they are so much better.
What methods helped u ?I’ve been struggling teaching my dog to come
@@alondraworld1385 the usual way people would. Wave the treat around to get dogs attention while marking the word "come". When she came running I rewarded and said yes,reinforced positively. If your dog is too distracted then I'd try it in a less stimulating place, maybe inside your home instead of a park. If the treat doesn't work then maybe a toy would work better. Running away from your dog will almost always result in them chasing after you aswell. Hope some of this helped but go watch one of Roberts other videos on recalls, then one if more about making the recall sharper.
I had this exact problem with my 3 mo old Gsd you explained it so well I’ve watched almost 40 videos on come this one is by far the most informative.
Thanks guys
I watched a ton of dog training videos on you tube and these are my ABSOLUTE favorite. Every tip can be used and that is very helpful.
My heart skipped a beat at 2:49 when Robert says "sit" off-hand and Goofy sits like it's a command. "When I come I'm told to sit" and Goofy sits on his own.
Having a little guy, who we think is a Min Pin/Chihuahua mix that wants to make himself an extension of me, has made it far easier to train a close come than any other dog I’ve had 😂 We’ve only had large breeds before. But we’ve had this guy for only 54 days now and he’s already sitting at “come” without the sit command now, and right at my feet. Also taken to loose leash walk-in after only a bit of leash training and even immediately sitting whenever we stop on walks. It’s been really impressive. But I also started training hand feeding using his puppy kibble instead of feeding him meals out of a bowl, so he’s plenty hungry whne we start training. That’s the surest way I’ve found to get a dog to become food motivated who wouldn’t ordinarily be, especially if he’s not very food/treat motivated after getting a bowl of food. Now we’re up to a 1/3 of his daily allowance at breakfast and 1/3 at dinner, and using the final 1/3 for small training spurts throughout the day. He’s been a phenomenal listener for the most part, but he is only a 6 month old puppy who we’ve not had for a whole two months yet.
I'm glad you said it. With distraction food doesn't work for my puppy. I have considered having her miss out on some food to test her getting distracted by other dogs.
You make it look so easy ... How is he so focused on ONLY YOUwhen there's a whole world out there to explore????? That's what I want to know
@arm malfunction But, enough so this can be a demo.
Then do this with some people or distractions around. There is a youtuber which I recommend a lot he is called “Zak George’s Dog training revolution” he did a video of this. There is also Cesar Millán if you haven’t heard and he literally is the king of training dogs AND humans lol.
@@jhovanielperez4763 I'm a Certified Dog Trainer, with about 20 years under my training pouch. Zak is cool, and Kikopup, also on YT, who just set a record, I think for the most tricks in X amount of time. As to CM, we'll have to agree to disagree!
He's a malanoi. They are smart as all hell and live to do training. My uncle has 2 and they both had no regard for space. They're also terrible family dogs if you don't train them 24/7.
@@jhovanielperez4763 Cesar Milan is awful.
I’m teaching my service dog this command recently, so perfect time. Thank you and as always love your video .
Best training video, I've found thus far. Thanks for sharing. I have 4 dogs they are all potty trained, and well mannered for the most part. I want to take their training to the next level and thanks to you I know I will be able to do that
These techniques work perfectly. In about 10 minutes my mixed breed caught on . Of course we will continue working. Great job on your video so
Love the assertive and calm voice. Subscribed! Thx
What a good boy! Nice work
I hope I can get to do this w our dog some day.. I've been wanting to do more training w him but my family gets in the way bc they're so protective of him he never gets to do much
Insist on the training sessions and get everyone on board for consistent clarity for the dog.
Everyone will appreciate the better behaviour of a well trained, obedient dog. 💖 😊 🙆🏻♀️
Robert you have helped me so much with training Hank you think you could do some relationship training videos seriously keep up the good work
Thank you for this video… I am training my 11 month recall and this will be a great start…as you know adolescents have selective hearing and mine is the master of it… (not listening) that is. I am going to start this today I’ll let you know how it works out!
Hi! How did this work out for your dog? Mine is 9 months and we are having the hardest time getting him to listen to recall
Man you are such a good teacher, talented man and i love how clear you are teaching. You make it look so easy, wich is if we do it the way you do it (well not that easy). I really wish you best in life Robert! I will get a Malinois very soon, a puppy. Can't wait to train him!! Amazing channel!
I've been following this channel for a while now and always learn something from the content. String cheese on grass. Simple and brilliant.
Good Day Robert.
Your understanding and sharing of the dog psyche is greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Thank you Robert. Exactly what I was trying to train with my 8 month GSD today. Perfect timing!
hows he doing
When did your GSD stop chewing everything up? Mine is 7 months.
@@claudiacanales2662 stop giving him the option to chew things. Crate him when your not with him and leash him when you are. Have a 10 month old male GSD and he has never chewed anything because I’ve never allowed him an opportunity too. Watch Larry Krohns videos on crating puppies.
How about getting the dog to do a touch before the sit? Our come command encompasses all three - - approach, touch my hand, sit for your treat. I can call her away from almost anything, so it seems to work pretty well.
Beautiful work, clear video, gorgeous dog. Just a trainer in Philly missing her late, mad dog, and jobs pre COVID. Cheers.
Жаль, что я нашла Вас , так поздно, но я рада, тому, что у меня появился шанс, все поправить, Спасибо Вам большое ! мне есть , теперь к кому обратиться, в воспитании моей девочки! ей 6 месяцев .Я буду стараться выполнять Все ваши рекомендации! Здоровья Вам!👍🙏It’s a pity that I found you so late, but I’m glad that I had a chance to fix everything, Thank you very much! I now have someone to turn to in raising my girl! she is 6 months old. I will try to follow all your recommendations! Health to you!
Thanks Robert.. You are a great person.. I salute you doing all this for free. I am sure there will be more returns for you..
So I've watched a ton of videos from different trainers here on youtube. You my friend are by far the best. Excellent lessons and tips other trainers dont mention. Keep up the good work!
Thank you 🙏🏻
He seem so 😊 happy. Love ur dog.
2:50 He is talking about sitting, the dog hears the word "sit" and executes. :)
do you have a video on how to focus the puppy on giving a training? thank you very much
Yes. Puppy Focus
Beautifully explained ! Thank you so much . This was so helping 👍👏
Lovely fun way to train. I started with food but I use the ball to throw through the legs. If I ask for a formal front she presses right up to my body. Thanks Robert great video.
Very helpful! I was just working on this today and he was distanced. This will be great.
This way is so clear
i rlly enjoy your videos and they help me a lot! i have a 3 years old dog but i didnt train him a lot when he was little so now he is sometimes hard to manage...can you make a tutorial on how to make your dog always listen to you no matter the environment and the distraction(off leash) cause a lot of the times he get very distracted about cars, humans , other dogs but he listens very good when we are alone.
Spend a couple years training him consistently and your dog will be perfect
Best explanation!
Our GSD is almost 2. She had pretty much no training until we got her. This has been a hard road to train out unwanted stuff and in good stuff
Just Fantastic!
Amazing dog!!!
You were talking about the dog seeing the string cheese in grass … we live in a desert area where there is a lot of dirt … I worry about throwing any kind of food in the dirt … what would you suggest? Anything you throw in the dirt they are going to get dirt in their mouth … possibly in their gut … I worry about that as I have had horses and had to feed them up off the ground.
I wouldn't worry too much about dirt!
@@RobertCabralDogs thanks
Robert sir u are amazing i am planning to have a labrador retriever puppy and i am watching the videos on youtube for training puppies and u are the best one out there i really like the way u explain u r the best by the way what would u suggest me a black lab or white labrador🤨 plz i want to have the one u suggest or u like
whichever you like best!
@@RobertCabralDogs sir i would really like u to suggest one for me☺
Whichever pup likes you, colour is not as important as bonding.
Rob you're pretty impressive dog trainer. Be safe.
Super cool sir thanks .. can you please share a small video of how to teach fuss
Will upload soon
@@RobertCabralDogs thanks
Awesome video! makes so much sense. My 1.5 year old mastiff cross won't fit through my legs if I throw the treat through them. He is way to tall. Is there a way I could adapt this for an XL dog?
Excellent video love the explanation
I have two German shepers. I have to work separately ?
I wish my belgian is good as yours. Cant control her sometimes. Saying hi from the Philippines
This video was so informative. Absolutely incredible. Thanks.
Awesome information
Glad it was helpful!
Love the handling!!!
Your training is SO damn impressive! I'm going to try your technique to improve my pup's Come command and hopefully add Through....love that!
my dog is very food motivated indoors, but outside the best thing that will get her attention is a toy, ball, stick etc. she will eat treats outside but isnt crazy enough about them to leave whatever is interesting her. could u use this same method with a different reward?
When I have snacks, my dog is super obedient
She clearly understands sit, will stay as I walk around for a long time and will come to me when I call. But as soon as snacks are gone, she doesn't care bout me anymore lmfao
but when you have treats you should want to not give one to him every single time - that is fading out the treats. And also you would want him to not know whether you have some or not : when you recall from afar, he won't remember you have none if he won't see your bag in front of your hip even if you have it with you so you keep the treatbag on your back area not in front or side of your leg. I hope this helps :)
This is my life with my GSD 8 mo old boy 😂
What would you say is a good training session length for a puppy who’s shots are all done and it is also his first time going out in public?
10 minutes
Beautiful training field
Great job!
I’ve been struggling with my 5 month old husky puppy lately. Doing all the positive training but she’s hitting a stubborn wall with basic commands 🙈 definitely gonna try this with chicken pieces or cheese because she’s highly food driven. Thanks!!
Lovely fully trained dog in this video but I personally would find it more helpful to see the process for training a regular untrained or partially trained dog. 🇬🇧
Check my other video.
Amazing dog and tips 😊
The view is awesome too
How would you do that for a short person. I am a female, 5'3. My dog is a gsd, around 25' at shoulder. So could I adjust it to the side very close.
Exactly! You are even taller than me! No way my GSD is going between my legs without me going down.
Thanks I love your methods
Now my (8 month) malinois can do
Sit
Lay
Stand
Right paw/left paw
Wait (standing position)
Roll
Come
Heel(working on it)
Note: potty-trained
Crate trained
Thanks for your techniques Robert they are definitely very simple and effective.
How many hours a day do you spend on training?
Hey Robert. I love your videos, i have a question.
I have a 1year old GSD(SummerWind), and my friend got a new puppy who is just 3 months old. How do I introduce my GSD to this puppy. She tries to snap at the puppy most of time they're together, I have to always reign her in or out on a muzzle. Please help, I'm afraid SummerWind might to this to other puppies on my friend circle as well
I kind of have this problem with my dog but I have taught her a through command where she will run in between my legs I wonder if I can use that to teach her a better come command. Also have a bunch of other issues with her
Awesome video!
Hey Robert Absolutely love your videos, my Mal Nova is extremely well trained thanks to you. Quick question, I’m having a problem recently where she will choose not to come when called. Her recall is usually impeccable but I’ve noticed when playing fetch she will not come when she knows we are about to leave. She will sit and look at me until I have to grab her, she won’t run off but just sit there. Not sure if a recall can be 100%
My puppy is smart enough to know if I have food in my hand and if I don't so when he realizes I don't have food he doesn't come how do I deal with this ?
Would you use a prong collar on Labrador Retriever??
Yes. Use conditioning to teach it first.
This actually seems like a reeeeealy good training technique
Thank you 🙏🏻
Excellent
Incredible
great Video thanks!
I really appreciate your videos! We taught our dog to sit when he came because he kept running into us. What do you recommend doing in that case?
Amazing!
I have a border collie who doesn't have s toy drive which is strange for a border collie so treats are my main option anyway 😄
I want my dog to be like your dog!
Love your videos, thanks a lot for The profesional dog training information. I don't have a job right now and for coronaVirus issues i'm not sure when i Will havet 😅... I'm from chile and here we don't have any economic help, but when i found a job Will become a memeber and get acces to all your videos! Thanks again, and sorry for my English 😋
Thank you for that. Wishing you good health.
God bless you your English is fine!!
Sir ,I have one question,are same training apply to all,like I am getting miniature Pinscher dog,to my family,I am from India.plz suggest me
Yes
How far from ones body should that sit be.
Some of the sports clips I've watch - dog is making physial contact with handler .
Should be as close as possible without touching.
Robert, my dog loves to play ball.. but sometimes he often bites or chews the tip of the rope rather than the ball.. can you give me any tips to stop that from happening?
What about a video on your daily routine with your GSD?
i realise while watching this video how terrible iam as a master
my dog helped me through my depression but i feel like i havent trained him properly
outside most of the time hes on leash cause when i release him he doesnt listen to recalls (i only put out the leash the night when it's like 10PM cause of that)
and even tho i know he won't bite anybody etc some people are afraid (even tho it's a golden retriever)
i wish i still can teach him that kind of thing (no matter how long it takes) even tho he's already 6 ...
Is there a way to teach come with out food, toy or e collar?
Be very very interesting. More interesting than distractions.
I am sorry, but I do not understand your answer. My original question was is it possible to teach the dog the come command without treat toy or e collar.
@@gaborsvagrik4754 yes. You teach the command through motivation, by being more interesting than distractions. We use the ECollar and prong collar to correct. If your dog makes not mistakes , he needs no corrections . If you need corrections you can choose what tool to use.
@@RobertCabralDogs Thank you Robert. I am learning hence my questions. I was told that the dog should work for me and with me. Not work for cookie or toy. That is why I am scratching my head at seeing every video with treats and toys. I’ve asked some other dog trainers, and they say they use treats first and eventually the dog just does it. But I know for a fact that the dog will figure out sooner or later that you do not have a treat. What happens then when the bunny runs and you have no treat or E collar just your voice. Wonder how the sheep herders have done it for thousands of years. I hope I’m not taking much of your time. I really appreciate your comment.
@@RobertCabralDogs Robert not sure if you saw my post above. Just wanted your personal professional opinion on my questions. Thanks
Sir I love you thank you sir 🙏
Great video, thanks
How long/far should I walk my malinois puppy each day? We're getting him next week when he's 8 weeks old. I plan on playing tug with him too, but I'm not too sure about walking...How old should he be to start running or hiking? How far could he hike?
Hi Robert, my 2.5 month old Pomeranian doesn't come when recalled...she only comes when I'm holding treat in my hands...without treat she doesn't do anything (heel, come, down, down)...can you help me regarding this??
Q: my dog comes when called. But when he's playing with other dogs it's very hard to get his attention and make him come. What should I do?
Ummm...my foster is too tall to go between my legs. How do I deal in that case? I am desiring to work on her recall.