Teach Your Dog to STAND - Dog Training Video - Robert Cabral - the STAND Command
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- čas přidán 30. 06. 2024
- The stand command is perhaps the most difficult to teach your dog because it seems un-natural to both the dog and people. If your dog is STANDing, he should be doing something or going somewhere, right?
Well if you are interested in competitive obedience, your dog will need to learn to stand on command and STAY there.
I address this in this video. I break down how to shape and reinforce the technique and how to proof it. I've had many requests for this video, so here it is.
Remember, teaching anything new to your dog takes time. Be very patient with your dog and give him or her a chance to learn and make it fun. Short - fun sessions are the best way to train any dog.
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It;s nice to see a training video with a dog that doesn't quite "get it" yet. I like watching a dog figure things out and we, as trainers, get to see how to help them get there.
Joy comes with success. God I love these dogs!
true true
"Stand" and "paw" are probably the most valuable commands when at the vet. Your groomers will be especially grateful.
Groomer? I tried to get one of those and got a text how no thanks. Bcos I thought ide be responsible and warn them first. He loves to bark doesn't like dogs much but he's a young dog he needs those experiences he'll learn.
But the groomer was just like nah. Youd be best with a one to one they text.
I wish I Just showed up with him now.
What I love about this video is
- your demeanor
- heavy use of positive reinforcement
- your humility and confidence to demonstrate with a dog that is still learning and doesn’t yet have the commands down yet
- the way you evolve/progress each command and add pauses: increasing the challenge for the dog.
Thank you for your patient and calm demeanor as you teach Maya...even through the corrections! You are a great example for me!
okay this guy is the best dog trainer for novices' like me to understand. Awesome job man
Always amazes me how quick dogs learn. The rest of my family ruins it because they’re not consistent and precise.
Literally the best dog trainer on CZcams
Thanks Robert please keep the videos coming they help all of us so much 🐶
Fantastic explanation on how to achieve this!! Thank you. Ive unwittingly been doing some of these techniques when trying to get my puppy to down from standing and she sits 😂😂 such as the gentle foot tap to say no stand back up i asked for a down not a sit. Your videos are always very informative. Im a member of a few dog groups on facebook and of there are ever any questions that come up i always point them your way. Thank you for your time and effort.
Thanks, this helped me with stand for BOTH my puppies!
I really enjoy watching your video's. I would love to see your entire series of video's placed in sequence so it would be easier to learn them from the time you get your puppy transitioning to as they get older. Thanks for taking the time to make and post.
Thank you! Your videos are really helping me with my newest addition to the family, a 10 yr old puppy mill rescue named Gracie, she's precious!
Love this explanation on stand. Your videos are always fire Robert and I know I'm gonna learn something when I click play
Not only do you explain this to the deepest of understanding, but you also share so much insightful understanding of how to interact with your canine.
You explain your techniques far better then any other dog trainer I’ve seen on CZcams, definitely earned a new subscriber!
Hi Robert. I stumbled across this old video, which I first watched when I got my dog around 3 years ago. I used so many of your techniques and advice in my training. I really put it the time training my dog because he was and is high-drive and I came to understand through your and other CZcams videos that dogs like that need to be occupied. You will not believe how well my dog is trained thanks to you and the information that you put out. I am so grateful to you for sharing your knowledge with us, and I hope you're doing very well and you and your dogs and happy and healthy. Take care!
Despite local live training and other youtube videos, I was lost on the training of my challenging Schipperke pup until I started watching and following your advice. Still a long way to go but I feel informed and really appreciate your demeanour and approach. Thank you.
Love the training. Best way mate keep the videos coming. Learning a lot from your videos
Thanks Robert! Great guidance on dog training as always.
Superb !!! Thanks for this amazing video Robert!!! Keep on making excellent videos like this.. I’m a fan of yours...
Thanks for all the help, I have my first German Shepherd so we’re learning together
This helps so much, I need to teach my dog to stand for dog shows and just couldn't seem to get her to understand that it was a command. I'll definitely be trying all of these techniques on her.
Lovely work Robert, thanks so much for the attention to detail you display. Good luck with her cv 😊
Really really great techniques.
One can understand learning theories and get results but knowing specific tried and tested techniques saves a lot of headaches.
Super. Been working my Mal on stand but after watching your video I can see where I'm going wrong, I've been doing from either down or sit but either standing in front of him or getting him to follow my hand back away from.. Great thumbs up!
So needed this, thanks!!
This channel is a godsend!
I have a GSD Collie cross (I know right) she's 6 and I'm beginning to see the shortcomings of my lax training. The more I listen to Robert the better I pick up on my dog having a lot of automatic,expected sequences for which I am responsible in the first place...
She has developed a bad habit of mixing commands, again now I begging to understand that this is down to me sequencing things and just accept a half baked outcome which she's likely on all accounts done by memory rather than to my command.
We have our work cut out for us true, thanks to thins channel however I feel I am better equipped to do things the correct way.
Thank you!
Love from the UK
Amazing explanation with all the teory, without being massive. Really god job!
im really happy i subscribed. The videos are always clear with how? and why? being explained. This is the best material out there that i could find.
Excellent advise. Has helped me watching and acknowledge your advice. Thanks a lot.
Thanks Robert for sharing your knowledge with us ,this is a great video and i bet a lot of people appreciate you .
thank you!!!
I am in awe at the way you train and explain....I guess I will let my kids get the German Shepherd puppy after all.....Thank you!
Worth every sec.... learnt a lot ..👍
Wonderful training session and especially for us because we have a German Shepherd pup that will look like Maja when he is grown. Halgrim is only 9 weeks old, so too early for this kind of training, but when the time comes we won't have forgotten these excellent methods. Thanks very much! Vielen herzlichen Dank!
Thank you. Great training!
I love this video it helped me so much your are such a good trainer
Best dog trainer out there.....and a nice man.
Lovely to see Mya. Sorry She has been poorly Robert. I really hope it isn't anything serious. Great full video showing how to help the dog understand. Thank you : )
perfect vid! taught him in 5 minutes after this... mind you i was trying for quite some time unsuccessfully before.
Thank you so much for this video. My RB Coonhound has been having trouble learning this command. After adding the leg movement to help him understand it clicked with him in 5 minutes. Great advice! Thx
You are the best, man !!!
Really enjoy your videos and the way you teach your dogs. We are getting our first GSD at the end of the year so I am learning as much as I can beforehand.
Over the next few weeks will be subscribing.
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Brilliant video, most trying video are with trainers with a dog who already knows the trick. This works on my dog and I'm sure I'll get it with in a week or so.
i learned a lot from you sir Thankyou so much
informativ video Robert.. Just what i was looking fore.
I am really enjoying the videos I watched your first prior to going to the park today, just engaged her eyes to mine instead of looking at my hands for the treats she is now engaging more, I have worked on only this today, she seems happier and is coming back to me when off the lead at the park, she was a little but the distractions of other dogs seem to take over but today we had less incidents, I am looking forward to watching the rest
Very nice tips sir. Thank u very much sir
Awesome techniques to get the dog to hold her position! Thanks. I had major issues with my GS creeping forward more and more.
I am really enjoying all of your videos. You are fantastic at what you do. The relationships you build are amazing. Well done. Thank you for sharing your experience.
Thank you so much!
Been binge watching your videos. You’ve helped me out a couple of times with my first German shepherd.
Smart dog... but needs a lot of discipline.
I have a German
Love it!!
that's awesome . thanks mate!
this video helped me a lot with my dog, thanks!!
Working on this one with mine now. Tnk you for guidance
Thank you, very informative.
super video, thanks
This was incredibly helpful. Thank you from Aruba! :)
Your video is Golden!
Good stuff ... beautiful dog
Can't wait to get away from your video to teach my border collie to stand! Thank you. Plus I'm learning German from you!! Ooo!
Really appreciate all your hard work doing these videos I have a 9 week old Belgian Malinois on the way
So helpful thanks!!
Wow, first... Great videos!! From South Africa
Welcome !!!
You are the best in education Robert. Thank you. I look at all your vidéos. So clear, so logical. Must be compulsory.😍
Holy I was on the right track but this help me a lot
Cheers Mate!
I like your manner
Need to teach a solid stand stay for good photographs lol 😊
Please thanks so much for these videos and I ve bn trying to get through with my dog pax and this is helping a lot , trying so much to teach myself the game of dog training and any advice on this I do highly appreciate
Excellent, Robert! I'm going to try this with Mushka. Nowadays is very difficult to her to do «down», but I'm on it
Thank you I'm training my puppy at 7 weeks these commands he's learnt to sit bit still needs plenty of work
Thank you Robert. Will try first thing tomorrow morning. From India
You are on point clear and precise with directives easy to work with gets me feeling right on cue for great results. Thank you
❤Great
Liked, shared.
Thank you for the teaching
Robert you are one of the best trainers i witnessed in my life ...keep uploading such videos as they are really very helpful for all of us ...
Thank you
Quality vid. 👍
Thank you for the video! My adopted dog's "default setting" is sitting in front of me, so teaching the stand is super important, whether it's to clean her paws after a walk or getting the harness on. I couldn't figure out how I can teach the stand without her lunging forward for the treat, I'll try the leg block! Thank you!
Shows the clarity a good correction can give your dog!
don't kick the dog ha ha ha.
Amazing 🤩
How easily you taught every paw parents these commands.
Love from your new subscriber.
nice!
Thank you. Very helpful and informative. I will have a search through to see if you have a video on how to correct with the leash? Hopefully I haven’t picked this up wrong from the few videos I’ve watched. I have a little french bulldog who isn’t staying in any position long enough and won’t do anything without the motivation of treats in front of her.
Great video & very good explanations u one of the best !! tsvika from israel
Liked and subscribed. Thank you!
Great video thank you! My puppy is so bad at understanding stay even when I click it and unload treats as he's in the stand position so I'm gonna try this method.
The foot technique is a good idea. I used treats to lure and then touched stomach with my hand. But that foot technique might be good for proofing stand. I want to to sit, stand & down from long distance in a field.
I live in NY, I take the train. My dog knows sit and lie down. When we are on the train, I would prefer stand. He always wants to lie down or sit. I will begin this today.
Few months ago I taught my dog stand command and took a long time. But he finally got it and it was perfect every time. I lost him 3 weeks ago. He was sick for a 2 days and 3rd day while taking him to vet he died
Fantastic video Robert! This is exactly the issue that I’m having with my year old Old English Sheepdog. Thanks to you, I now know exactly what to do with the “stand” command. My only question is why do you throw the reward treats to the ground instead of rewarding the treats with your hand? I always reward sit, down, here, etc. with him taking the treats from my hand. Am I doing the rewarding incorrectly? Thanks for helping me train my dog. Of all the dog trainers on You Tube, and I’ve watched them all......you truly are the best!
I like to vary where the dog will get rewards. If it’s always from the same place he will form that pattern. Plus teaching the dog to come forward creates a creeping motion. You want the dog to stay put especially in the stand where the dog is very likely to move.
That makes sense Robert.......thanks again.
I'm having terrible time teaching an 8mo old Lab/pit/beagle female to walk outside. She shuts down completely by the door. I have tried treats, prong collar, other dog in same house. I don't want to traumatize her. They have her since 8wks old, she's never had traumatic experience and she is ABSOLUTELY WONDERFUL. Smart, super sweet, knows almost every command and is so calm and respectful. I am so UPSET, ive run out of ideas. PLEASE help. Much appreciation your way
that good video. thanks for share with us
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"Stand and I'm gonna touch under her belly"
My dog: belly rubs?
😄 how cute!
People who force their dogs to stand is terrible but I really like how this is letting the dog figure it out step by step
Hi Robert, I have watched your video tutorials for some days now. Excellent Job, thank you. May I ask - although may have touched the subject before (which I have not noticed in fact), why you also train commands in German?
Very helpfull video. The foot really is a great way. I still have a question about doing this command on a distance. Mine alsways comes in front of me when I ask him the stay comand from a distance
You are absolutely amazing I’ve been employing your techniques on my husky border collie rescue and he’s getting amazing thank you so much for all you do
Thanks for your videos Robert. My GSD is very responsive and well trained to my commands, (Sit, down, stand-up, heal, off, gentle, leave it, etc...). I would love to see a video that talks about how to teach the same commands in a different language, without confusing the dog. Do I need to start from scratch and go through the same process? I probably should have considered that when I started training him at 8 weeks. That being said, I am where I am. I know my GSD is well equipped to understand multiple commands for the same action,,,I just want to implement the best strategy for training him in multiple commands. Thanks again.
Nice so help me with my Belgian malinois. Is any chance you will show how to teach your dog for IPO 3 ?
Thanks 👍✳️👍✳️👍✳️
I agree
I started teaching my stubborn dog to do this and im so glad i found this! Thank you so much. I am also teaching my dog german too, so this helps a lot!
Agree. Steh is about the hardest dog command to teach. I use this exact technique on all of my dogs. My Mal stands when I start to move my leg. In the beginning, I had to "push" his rear end up with my foot. Eventually, there wont be any need to move my leg. Robert, if my dog is standing and I say "Good Steh" he sits. I stopped saying the "Steh" command and just stuck with "good". Seems to work the best for me.
Mike - I just read your comment after I posted my response to EarthWise Pet Panama City
. Seems as though you are validating exactly what I just said