The Binary Dog - Robert Cabral's Dog Training and Approach to Canine Communication #3
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- Опубликовано: 25 янв 2016
- In this video I discuss the "Binary Dog" approach to communicating clearly with dogs. Using a simple YES and NO training exercise, dogs can be taught basic commands as well as complex behaviors. Using clear communication with your dog through luring and shaping will develop solid obedience, quick sits and downs durations in obedience.
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4:02 "i interject this word because it's my system and i can"
goofy is so goofy, I love him
Best trainer on youtube
thank you for these videos
thank you Nick! appreciate your kind words and wisdom!
Hi Robert, i rarely ever comment on youtube, but i wanted to take the opportunity to most sincerely thank you for the content you share with us and the amazing help you provide! I just recently got a labrador retriever and have been following your videos ( not over-doing it, since he's just 3 months old ) but can already see the amazing progress he's made. You, sir, are a role model and inspiration. Best Regards, Boris
Thank you so Much. Happy to hear this. Best of luck in your training. Tons more stuff to come.
@@RobertCabralDogs I am glad you opted not to use the clicker.
This dog is incredible. Awesome training!
I think the hardest thing for this dog is to know when you're talking to him or to us and he does pretty well. (Edit. Then I watched the rest of the video. Holy crap, bilingual!)
He told the dog 'no' without annoyance in his voice and as soon as the dog did the command... he was ready to reward the dog ! It's that simple and that difficult. It's difficult for people because they interject their own laughter, approval, surprise, embarassment, etc. into it. The dog needs what a dog needs and people insist on thinking of themselves rather than what to dog needs .
Well said Doug. :)
Perfect
Yep. I'm not only training my dog I have to train myself to unlearn years of bad behavior.
What an amazing dog. Such energy and self control. Outstandingly trained.
Love this. Also the comment,"its my system so I can "👌
Beautiful...... love the way he is in total sync with his Goofy.
What a fabulous video: All you need to know about training in one video! Also shows just how obedient a dog can become if you treat him right! Well done, and thank you!
To Tell the truth, when I started watching your videos I thought " Here's another know it all guy with a good dog who thinks his is the best and only way. NOW, after watching and trying your methods, I must admit I was wrong in my judgment. you get a big thumbs up from me. I've been working with and training my own dogs for years... your methods do indeed yield the results I'm after both faster and better.... Thank you
Love that! would love you to email me a picture of your dog with that statement to use on my site!
Most influential training video! This training is taking our 5 month old pitbull to a whole new level of success! Thank you
He’s a beautiful dog!
My dog is deaf, so we communicate in a completely different yet similar way.
Now despite the fact he cant hear anything i say, i still say it.
I've just found your videos, today. I've been watching them for hours now. You have the best channel on dog training I have ever found. So many trainers just show you the outcome of the training, never how do you get there. Thank you for making these videos.
Hello Robert!
Just wanted to say a BIG thanks for all your videos. Love the approach, the simplicity and how fun they are to watch!
Cheers!
Makes it look so easy!
Great video, thank you!!! Will try this concept with my GSD.
Great video and to the tee ! Great stuff. Thanks a million.
hey Robert, Im very thankful for your videos so easy to understand. God bless you
Another awesome video. I use a yes marker to behavior capture. I use the word Free like you use the word yes. I also use the word good a lot as well in the same manner as you use the word good. Plus all I am doing is just adding 1 more word my dog will understand. I love your use of negative markers. I also love that you do not use those annoying clickers.
This is great. Never knew just how wrong I was trying to train my dad's Malinois until I found your channel. I don't get frustrated, but I didn't know the concepts of luring and shaping before now. Great stuff that I intend to use!
i love how goofy can distinguish between commands and general conversation. well trained dog. My staff puppy has been taught mostly from content from your videos.
Love this training. My female mal is doing awesome following these training videos. She has been to agility and basic training. I was looking for more to work her with each day. Thanks so much
I like to watch your videos on how u train ur dog..i think i found the right video to train my GSD. I really love her to learn and to follow command.
I LOVE THIS GUY!!! I've got my puppy sitting and waiting for release command in 1 day. Now training her to "leave it" so she quits picking up bark mulch and rocks.
My 9 week old puppy quickly learned the take it, leave it and drop it commands. Very useful in having them help you clean up sticks and branches and pile them in the yard this time of year. He also carries my mail (one piece of junk mail for now). I started training him on these commands immediately to prevent him from eating sticks, leaves and rocks and received the added bonus of a work dog.
Just adopted a German Shephard and cant wait to use some of your Techniques. I will keep you posted, thanks for your videos.
Realy you are the best trainer.
2:20 that catch was smooth as heck
Thank you Robert, I really enjoy your videos
Smart and clear teaching, thank you
Fantastic training love how simple you make it #robertcabral #best Dog Trainer
yaay for goofy what a good boy and so fun to watch your training with him. thank you. i know german so i recognize the words right away.
Seen a couple of your videos -- huge fan of your "implied stay" approach to sit/down/etc -- and this video peaked my interest as well...I've used a similar method with my dogs for many years now (i use corrective/rewarding sounds rather than specific words, but my goals and results are in line with your system). I'm now a subscriber -- thanks for the great content and keep up the great work!
Also, is there anywhere I can find the article you speak of in the video? I'd really like to read it
Thank you for sharing ❤
I like your advice and technics, i have a young german pup i'd like to train her well. Although it feels like a long way from where she is now. Maybe as she grows and her attention developes she'll be easier to train and be more obedient.
You are such a great dog trainer! wish you were close to me so you could train my 2 puppies... All the best to you and Goofy and Maya!
This is amazing
Only just found your Channel and love it. I have been a horse trainer most of my life specialising in 'difficult' horses, I have always said that training should be firm, fair and fun. I have always had dogs, never a Mal. mainly GSDs and Border Collies for working the livestock, sheep horses and cattle. Would love a Mal now I have retired.
Great stuff thank you.
incredible dog
Thanks so much! I have spent this weekend watching you and learned so much...there are awful trainers out there. My gsd rescue now has disc issue that I am sure is result of a trainer flipping him in a tunnel cause he turned around. He now knuckles his left rear paw. So sad.we think he is 9, he earned several titles before this issue showed up. My high drive gsd which we purchased had pano then her one year xrays showed hip and elbow displasa so started doing herding then kidney disease at 2.5 she is at less than 25%..neither dog is in pain but I will get the oil for them...now we have 12 week out gsd, replacement puppy. She doing great and your puppy training is so easy and fun. Thank you again. We went thru 5 trainers and several online and video courses. You are the best...happy new year
Thank you
Very nice work.
love this !
He is a great dog!!
Cabral u r the best trainer i hav seen . I wish i had access to u for requestiñg u to train my Labra
thanks for share your vid with us
This just answered my questions to dog training 💡
It is amazing & you sir have an amazing dog
Great content
Every time i watch this video i full in love over and over on the connection and the friendship amazing once again....🤘🤘
You are the best. Thanks i found you here😎
Because of your tutorials my 6 week old JRT knows all the basic commands in just 1 week. I still can't believe ) Than you so much, you are a God send )
And I've named my JRT Goofy too )
Wow.....just stumbled across these vids.....darn good trainer! I helped with a few K-9s in the Army back in the early 1980s. This guy makes it look easy! Lol! Lots of work training that dog, love his name....Goofy! He sure don't look it!
Very nice sir
Please and Play which is all a dog is really looking for . ya gotta love em :)
amazing dog you have and amazing trainer. love the videos. you make it look so easy. how old is your dog in this video
@Robertcabral Great stuff and new falower!! I just discovered your channel now that I want to train my dog, 👍 I'm only focusing on your videos, straight to the point and I enjoy your style, quick question? Is it ok to combine different commands in one day or just focus until he gets one command and move to the next one?
Wow! great training! Sooo, if I have been using Yes, like you use Good, and oK as the release, and my dogs respond well some but not most of the time, can I stop my way and start training them your way? How do I stop the confusion, if any?
You are brilliant i tell you
the nut begins at 2:09. what an amazingly trained dog.
I want this dog!
I love your training videos. Can you make one for some advanced tricks; such as stand, hug, rollover, playing dead.
I recently just got an American eskimo. Is there any advice you would give to eskimos owners. What do you use on your dogs fur to keep it soft and smelling fresh?
Amazing! And not using the clicker! I hate the clicker!
Hi Robert, I’m german. Do you have a video on the Fuß command? Sit next to me command. Love you videos, maxie
Great video Robert- TY!! I'm using the continuation marker while my dog is running back to me in recall, then JUST before she arrives to me I'm using terminal marker and reward. Never sure if this is correct use of duration marker. I figure it can't hurt, but am curious....🤔 TIA Robert (or others) for any input!
Yes good advice however timing is crucial and the dog will start to key in on the item or article, the dog may move fraction of a second before release command. Also the training words Yes and No are in our every day language so can be used in conversation while training the dog. Yes was the release not to take the toy, there may be disagreement on this but if the dog is released and grabs the toy then the focus was on the toy.
"Yes" is paired with a reward, be it a toy, food or affection. What's wrong with the dog focussing on the toy ?
Wow! This is AMAZING!
Do you think there is hope for a 4yo Swiss shepherd I adopted who has not been trained properly as a pup?
She knows a few command but lacks in obedience.
Always hope.
What type of toy is this? Would you mind sharing a link of your favorite one? I love how balanced is your training, it seems to be fun for your dog while building structure as well.
basic tug toy! thank you!
Robert I am amazed at your training techniques. Especially using sign language and two different languages to train Goofy. Any advice on how long should a dog stay in one position in the beginning? Thanks again for sharing and you have great merchandise.
Excellent; no doubt about that. Not being snarky; but the dog Goofy (I love Goofy!) is part GSD very smart. My Pitty pup maybe not so smart?
Binary keeps it simple though. Thank you Robert!!!
Great tips! Do you have any advice or a video on how to handle dogs that want to bite skin when playing tug? I just adopted a dog a few weeks ago and he loves the game, but he wants the tug toy so bad that he bites my skin. As of right now, as soon as he does that I tell him no and then we stop playing and do somethingelse. He's only 10 months old so I'm hopeful that he has plenty of time to lose this bad habit, but it's quite annoying and painful.
I just found your website and am so impressed with your training methods and results! I just got a 3-month-old English Golden Retriever who was kept full time with his siblings in an aproximately 8 x 8 roofed pen where he was allowed to potty at any time. Consequently I'm having difficulty house breaking and training him not to chew on my family and the furniture. He's very smart so I want to train him and eventually can enter him in obedience and agility contests (he climbs like a goat!). Which 3 videos do you suggest I start with?
On my member section there are beginner sections to help you along. Here on RUclips use the crate training and puppy training videos.
Do you do any training videos with dogs servicing the handicap and elderly?
thanks I will try a few lessons you have taught tomorrow. I want to love my dog but he is sooo hyper I have mixed feelings.
Exercise first
Hello Robert, can you make a video how to teach the dog not become fierce when eating or when we put our hand to his bowl while he eating. Thanks.
try hand feeding or using slow feed bowls...
hi Robert,Ive been training our mixed breed dog since he was 11 weeks old. Over the past few months hes pulling big time on the lead nearly dragging me down the drive way and street.Im trying to get him to stop turn around when I stop, to get him to stop pulling but, hes too excited and happy to get on his walk and go to the local park to run. He was originally on a harness when he was a puppy, then about 5 months ago we got him on a collar. Now hes 1 yr old and pulling and so strong. If I bring back the harness will that work along with the correct commands and rewards. Im at my wits end right now as myself and my kids don't want to walk him because he keeps pulling and dragging us with him. He is a mastiff, rotweiler, kelpi, American staffy, so hes built big and very bulky but not very tall. Hes got a very good temperament, non aggressive, friendly, and a big sookie bub scared of most things. Im slowly training him the basics to be suitable for a service dog, which hes responding to from when we got him. He sits when hes told and doesn't move until we tell him. He drops when hes told and shakes and begs when hes told. When he knows its dinner time he willsit on his own and looks up at me so say thankyou. When he knows its training time he does everything so he can get his reward. Sometimes het gets treats and some his favourite play toy. His barking is under control which was bad at some stage. Hes responded really good to certain commands and I know training properly gives the dog, more insight into behavior and habits as well as making them calm, obedient, quiet and dozile. A bitof extra information would be great right now as we need to introduce other people to him soon and he needs to get used to a harness with sash for service dog.
Do you introduce both languages at once or separately? Ie does he perfect stand before learning Steh or does he learn them at the same time as stand Steh?
Oldie but goodie. I am referring to the video. Lol
Where can I get these dog toys at? They look resistible around the “handles”
Hi Robert, what can I do, when my dog thinks good is the release word? Whenever I say good he Sodes why he has to wait for. I did it wrong, could you tell me how I can "repair" the command?
It looks like you used "good" every time, with same timing, and he marked that word as a release command. You could do three things: 1) While avoiding to say "good" (at least for a while), use random ways to praise your dog, like saying "Nice", "well done", toys, or giving him a good pet without saying nothing, that way he would not mark that as a command. Also start marking a distinct release command. 2) Start increasing the timing of that reward (praise/food/toy), don't reward always at the same time. Then start giving him the reward only after the release command. 3) Do the training after exercising, that way you minimize dog anxiety.
May be random of me to think out loud while I watch this video but last week I saw an awesome field lab that was very much pregnant but this dog could launch herself like a rocket into the water to cross to the other side, sprint up a hill to locate her retrieve, and powerhouse right back. It was amazing to watch this dog. She took cues like Goofy. Yeah, she is a lab, but she was such an intense dog, like a Malinois, when she was doing her retrieves. She takes cues from anyone. Very athletic dog. She also switches off after her retrieves into a fun happy lab. It's like she's part Malinois on her retrieves and then all Lab otherwise. Just saying this because she had that drive that is such a Mal trait. All these field labs were itching to do their retrieves, but still this particular lab was really intense. Yet, as I said, she switches off too. That's a nice combination. You don't have to manage a dog that's always intense.
Love it!
I like your comment but sad to read that the lab is "pregnant." I don't care about breeding a dog when we have so many in the shelters that we can adopt.
I am really enjoying watching your videos and I'm learning a lot I want to find out a few things about how to do do recall and and that kind of stuff and I really enjoy your your videos could you please reply back to me I would like to know a lot of stuff about what you do with your training
??? Where do you get your toys, especially the onse in this video? TIA
Sir robert you are fantastic dog trainer! Im a big fan now. I just have one question, is the breed of the dog matters in doing your own techniques? Because i have a 3month old Dachshund, is it possible to train and have results the same as yours?
it won't be exactly the same, but I LOVE Dachshunds... great dogs and very trainable!
Boz loves to train! Great breed. Enjoy your hound!
quick question about the "good" command.. in the video @ 5:00 min you tell him to "down" and keep saying "good down". Wouldnt it be the same without the "good" command since he stays there anyway? why use good then
how do you not have a million subs lol
Hi, where could i find this toy? I am looking for it on line but the ones I find have only one grip. I really like your videos, by the way.
You can simply make it by yourself: Cut off a Leg of a old Jeans a Node at each end. A Jeans is very good to grip for the Dog AND you.
👏😊
Woah
Do you use "out" for anything you want him to drop, whether on the ground or in your hand? For example, training a bird dog for hunting, out would be perfect for him to release the bird to my hand, but if I want him to drop a ball or toy on the ground, would "out" confuse him since my hand isn't by the object and his mouth? Or should I use another command, like "drop"? just came across your page. new subcriber and fan of your work.
Out is out. In use it if I want my dog to drop something and also to release the dumbbell formally. If my dog is in front of me and I put my hands down and say out he will deliver it to my hands. Similar to delivering the bird.
@@RobertCabralDogs thanks robert!
Thank you for your question and for getting good answer.
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Did you base your marker training system on Micheal Ellis'es? I've trained my own female working line rottweiler using this reward marker based system. Its great fun and very rewarding. I've also trained my rottie in German and English as well. Good video and nice Mal..
My training system may have some similarities with other trainers. Michael Ellis is a very good trainer with solid progressive methods!
Robert Cabral. Thank you for your reply and thanks for the excellent training videos.
That is EXACTLY what he's doing (marker training) even if he doesn't realize it or tries to name it something else.
Ie:
Yes = reward marker
No = Negative market
"Good" = bridge command
This is LITERALLLYYYY what marker training is, no matter how you're trying to dress it up otherwise.
"Building duration" as he calls it, is nothing more than what's called an "implied stay". All of the above has been done for decades in the exact way he's saying is a "binary dog" system (or whatever he's calling it).
@@strikeforcek9149 Why so negative? He can call whatever he does whatever he wants. I'm sure everything ever used by anyone, anywhere to train a dog, has been used before. RC did not ever claim that he had 'invented' what he was doing. Get ovet yourself. You are not being forced tobwatch.
@@strikeforcek9149 Not sure who invented "marker training" but its a common system. There are plenty of trainers using it and teaching it... if I can find "the inventor" I will credit him or her.
6:17 I have to point this out *HERE*
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Fantastic, how many years or months did it take you to train Goofy to do all that, its magnificent.
It’s an ongoing process.
Is this a malinois?
Robert, I'm having EXTREME difficulty trying to determine where any of this is any different than Marker Training whatsoever. I have been over and over this, and I cannot find a single difference between Marker Training and what you're doing here as "binary" approach..
Can you please explain to me what differentiates this from marker training that's been around for decades now? Thanks!
i never really liked labeling things... it is what I do, just dog training, perhaps similar to marker training!
@@RobertCabralDogs oooohhhh, ok. I was just under the impression that you were marketing it off as some new wave "Binary Training System" of dog training or something. Hehe
Yes, identical to marker training:
- Yes ("reward/break free" cue)
-- Good (bridge for duration & "keep going")
-- Ah Ah (bridge for "wrong way/think again")
- No (👎 cue)
All stays in Marker Training are "implied stays". Meaning, there is no "stay" command, the position is the position and is to be held until given reward/break free command.
What you've said in this video is identical in every way to what Michael Ellis, Frawley, Prior, and all other Marker trainers have been doing for decades.
The thing I like though, is that you're a balanced trainer that uses and acknowledges that there's plenty of great tools to be incorporated into trading, so long as they're used correctly. Far too many people nowadays so desperately try to pass off "one trick ponies" as some kind of training end-all/be-all as if nothing else should ever even be considered. Too many fanatics and not enough guys like you/I and others out there that just simply want to produce the best dogs possible in the healthiest, fastest, and most reliable way possible. :)
Loving the channel.
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I am sure you heard of all the same issues owners have with their dogs and training failures. I have taken the time to listen to the experts like you and apply it to my training and for the most part it has all worked. Now, when it comes to walking him around the block and all the sights and smells, no food, treat or toy in the world is going to get his attention. I have tried running backwards yelling "here here" he wants nothing to do with me on our walks. In the back yard or a yard over, no problem listens to the command. Trying to use this method little away from the home at a time does not seem to be helping. I get to a certain point and that dogs wants the smells and in his own littel world. I know it has to be something I am doing incorrectly, can you shed some light on it? Thank you
Keep working on building the relationship in an environment your dog will pay attention to you. Spend more time working out what will keep him interested in you. Most importantly use a long line training lead to stop him ignoring you when you are out. Think of the long line as part of graduating to more freedom as he gets better at paying attention. Scarcity creates novelty, so your dog's favourite toy should be restricted to only when you and your dog are interacting. Only get the toy out to interact with him and put it away after. It's your toy, not his toy. Stop the play when your dog still wants more. Leaving him frustrated for more play. Don't let him check out and then put the toy away. Keep sessions short if need be.
Keep working at it and be patient. It will come with time and lots of effort.