Teach Your Dog To STAY - The FREE Command - the Release - Dog Training Video
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- čas přidán 29. 03. 2019
- Teach your dog the FREE command is a great video that covers what we don't teach and that is the STAY... The STAY is implied by teaching the release. This makes for a much better trained dog because the dog understands that he has to stay until released.
In this short video we cover the entire topic. For more full length dog training videos visit my members only section at RobertCabral.com
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"And God forbid never ends up in a shelter"
this man's a legend
I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again; Robert Cabral is easily the best dog trainer I’ve seen. Clear and functional instructions, but also gets into the dogs mindset.
Your training has taken my relationship with my dog to levels I didn’t think possible. Hardly a show dog, but most certainly fun and (mostly!) obedient. I’ve recommended you to all th doggy gang that I meet at the park. They all love your videos.
About the same time you posted this, we found his videos on prong collars. Concise and to the point.
The dogs on his videos look up to him as the leader of the pack. After watching quite a few vids it is fairly obvious that he knows exactly what he's doing.
Robert, i sent you an email.
Really appreciate these videos.
Thanks
I got into Cannoe tripping and found Joes videos. Joe led me to Robert, and now I've watched almost all of his videos. Gotta love it. Thanks guys.
wow. I'm getting a GSD puppy in October, partly inspired by you (I just lost my rottie of 10.5 years in July).
Funny seeing you here as I prepare for my new puppy.
I found your channel bc I wanted to take my rottie bushcraft camping with me, but we never went. I'll definitely make sure to make it a normal part of my GSD's life.
The release training tip is brilliant. I'm retraining my Rottweiler using it and he now waits for the ok and light tap on the nose before moving from sit or down. He thinks it's more fun as well. Thank you Robert.
I have learned SO much from you, and my digs are much happier. This video is another great example of why so many people follow you.
I'm a simple man.
I see the Dwainamaitorr, I open the video, likes.
I’ve been working with my twelve month old giant schnauzer standard poodle mix. Very well behaved and very socialize. I’ve been watching your channel and I just want to say thanks for the no nonsense straight forward method. I’ve been lazy and not sure of the right training path and you’ve cleared things up. Great channel thanks.
You make it look so easy!
Dwain sure landed on his Paws. Both You and Janet are doing a brilliant job. Thanks .
Getting a Labrador in a few months and I’m binge watching your videos to be as prepared as possible. Thanks for all your amazing information.
Im getting a Belgian malinois and i love all of your videos. Hou go really in depth in all of your instructions and and think into the dogs mind. Thank you
Your videos are absolutely superior. I'm glad we found them just now as we will be getting a new member of the family in about 10 days, a German Shepherd puppy. Our loving and dear GSD, Andor, left us forever 3 months ago, after 12 marvelous years. We trained Andor with the help of a trainer and he was the perfect dog. We hope to achieve the same with our new puppy, Halgrim. Thank you for these wonderful videos with so many useful tips.
my condolences on the loss of your Andor... Happy to be a part of the new journey. Consider my members only section at RobertCabral.com
Thank you so much for all the great information!
Best dog training videos out there!💯 So clear, and his methods really do work.
Thank you soooo much for these videos. They are amazing!!!
Amazing video as usual can’t thank you enough for all the content you provide
This is really interesting! So useful. This is amazing. Thank you so much!
Great video again Robert, especially highlighting the response from Dwayne when you froze. Our movement during training is such an important component that we all need to be aware of.
Thanks
Fantastic
❤️ nice vid again tnx
I tell my dog to "be a dog" when he is released . its a fun command when you say "be a dog" . and he goes of sniffing or what ever dogs do . other people around get a bit of a laugh out of it too and think he is really smart to know what being a dog is lol
Best release training, in Brazil don't have. thank you
I really liked this video!
Cheers Mate!
Recently subscribed. I really like your energy & how well you educate. Keep it up
Plain & simple intructions tks.....
I'm from india sir. Training my dog with the help of your training videos, it's really easy thank you so much sir 🙏.
Great channel - Great work Robert, I am and mexico, have 4 dogs.
Duane is lovely
Joe Robinet referred me to your channel. I really love your training techniques and have subscribed. I look forward to watching more.
Thank you!! You just saved me $3k for training. 🙄🤦
I've been trying to understand why I couldn't get this newest adopted dog (we have) to do these last things!!
(Mainly down/stay)...it's insane what trainers will charge you for the simplest things. I really love all of these videos and I'm so appreciative. I'll do anything for these (& all animals), and can't thank you enough.
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Love the video btw
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I laughed when you said “banana” because that’s my dog’s name 🤣
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Man... I've never thought of it like that. I suddenly feel very sad for some reason... lol
Hi Rob, we have a very busy life with work and kids from school, how much time would you recommend on a daily basis to spend with our dog to get them to a level like Dwayne?
It's great work...
I have question please...
I have Rottweiler dog male and female the age around 4 month.. Just buy it. They like play so much and I want easy and fast way to control. And can teach it together or must be celebrate..... Thanks
Hi sir, is it the same training with huskies?
What treats do you use?
Do you use the release word for letting your dog to go outside or come inside when the door is open
Hi Robert. Where did you get your dog stand that is set against the fence? I have seen it used in your other videos. Thanks.
Klimb
Hi, my puppy is 4 months old. Can I try it with him ? It is really smart puppy. An india mountain dog.
What kind of muzzle is best for a German shepherd. Most is for the dog but as well while I try to train him for protection
Jafco muzzles.
Hi Robert, I just found your channel and I just subscribed. Hope you say hi in the comments or whatever you do to say hi.
I watched one of your vids b4 this but didn't quite understand...hope your vids are helpful...I'm sure they are but I will let you know, lol. TY
I go by Jessie...
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Question on Duane and lets say his "manners". Obviously hes a pup and is excitable etc.. but you allow him to jump on you. Is this because you are really focusing on building the relationship and will discourage it later in his life?
Yes. People spend too much effort squashing puppy play and you end up with a flat dog. That’s fine if it’s just to be a pet, but we will compete with him and therefore want to channel the energy. Plenty of time to shift this later.
@@RobertCabralDogs can you make a video on this too? While puppy play is adorable and I don't want to squash it, any dog I get will be a pet, and once they grow they may cause injury. What do you think we should do? Reward when they're on all fours and ignore otherwise?
I take the attitude of allowing my dogs to express themselves without fear of reprimand and simply moderate obnoxious behaviour once they've learned the rules. By showing them what TO DO instead of what NOT TO DO, I build lots of confidence and a dog who's seeking opportunities to do the right thing.
I was wondering if you could do a video about working with more then one dog at a time during training. I have one dog that's very well trained but a puppy that is 100% reliable when training alone, but only about 50% when my other dog is there.
Keep training with the other dog around. It’s called proofing and you need to proof in all locations.
Even when focussed on one dog, you are training both. The game for the non-participant is to wait patiently and not interfere. So you ask the non participant to "down" on his "place" and for every reward the dog you're focussed on gets, the other dog (who's waiting patiently) gets one.
You might need to start by back tying the non participant or putting him behind a baby gate etc. Always make a point of letting the non participant know he's doing a good job when he's waiting patiently.
how long the session should be and how many times a day should i do it?
Puppies have a very tiny attention span, so no more than 30 minutes is recommended, but it's more likely that they'll start losing interest within 15. So keep the sessions short and fun, and if your dog is a pet and not a working/obedience dog, then 15 minutes a day should be enough to tire them out.
Remember to keep them fun. We hated school for a reason, don't let that happen to your dog.
Hey Robert do you think I should use a word like stay? Instead of learning him that sit automatically means stay
I don't see any point. By teaching the implied stay, you only need one cue and not two. I teach both "down" and "sit" as implied stays (only break when released) and a separate "wait" cue which means stay in that location in whatever position you like until released. "Wait" is easy because you can train it at every doorway, gate, exit/entrance, every day and the reward for waiting is the release. So where "down" and "sit" are positional, "wait" is geographical.
Up to you.
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I have a 6 mo old malinois. He's great. I don't have all the time I'd like to work on him. But I do my best. My question is. He follows me everywhere. If I'm around. He is by my side. I won't lie. I love it. But I'd like to bring him more places. We do alot outside. Bikeing. Walks. So if I need to go in a gas station and can't bring him in. He goes nuts soon as I leave. He totally freaks out. Is there anything I can do to make him not freak out if I go around the corner. Thanks. All ur vids really helped so far.
Don’t make a big deal when you leave or return. Repeat often and it will work.
@@RobertCabralDogs thank u. I was doing it wrong lol. I was making a big deal out of it cause he is a puppy. And I felt like I was tortureing him.
You help alot of people. You don't over complicate things and your to the point. Keep up the good work;)
Thanks again
I just bought an 11month old GSD. He was started in obedience but the previous owners had health problems and had to give him up. He will platz and sitz right away, but immediately get up. How do I teach him to stay in the position until released? Thanks in advance.
I’ve covered this in my videos on the release.
What is the best thing to use for treats while training
Find out what you dog(s) love and use that. Chicken, ham, cheese, hot dogs, turkey, carrots, butternut squash, peanut butter, water melon, Peperami, kibble as some of the treats I've used over the years.
Sir robert....can you send me a dog????
Lack of translation into Portuguese
that dog is not for most owners: he is a 'handful' and most owners will not train a dog. So he would never get what he needs from mist owners and would be abandoned in a shelter. It is up to the owner to get training for a dog.... get help from a pro and stop making excuses. Keep yoir dog safe on a line/leash: he is a lower animal and is closer to a fox or wolf or coyote than to a great ape. No animal is close to a human.
LOL. I know plenty of dogs who are better than humans and plenty of humans that are "lower" than dogs.
"no animal is close to a human"..a dog is "a lower animal"? Been thumping that bible a lot?
I'd also say that Duane looks more like a high energy working line lab, the kind that was bred to work, the original, so to say. Yeah, I agree, that most regular owners (me included) couldn't handle his high energy, and would rather get a dog from a breeder who breeds lower energy and drives. But these videos are still a great source to understand how their brains work and to foster your relationship
Not a fan of using treats.
Must be a good reason for it.