Seems like a good balanced dog trainer. One thing I do with my dog, who is nervous around traffic, is if I see him getting more and more nervous while we're waiting to cross a busy cross walk or waiting for the bus, is I take him to a little patch of grass or bush and say "go sniff" amd he's completely absorbed in sniffing even with loud trucks. I always give him ample time to sniff when I take him out cuz it's his favorite thing and it gives his brain that little dopamine boost which relieves stress. He's a rescue so loud noises and sudden movements outside scare him.
I noticed this before I watched any video on it with my dog. Too much freedom made him a crackhead 😂 Now I heel him 70% of the walk with 30% smell, pee, walk loose. He is much calmer and I think he enjoys his walks more and doesnt get OCD and has to smell everything
I take my pit/lab big boy into home depot when I shop there. He is well behaved. While this is a new experience for him, he also gets the opportunity to display his manners, and gently get corrected. I notice he looks to me for guiding him, and he trusts that I will help when make the right decision if he is unsure. This was not always the case as I got him at 2.5 years old from the shelter, and he was a "spaz". When you are calm, consistent and confident, the dog picks up on it and channels those behaviors. At least this has been my experience. AND - big shout out to Robert and his videos! They are excellent and I recommend them to other dog owners.
I really appreciate the excellent description (ex: notes on checking surroundings, paying attention to ear position, finding a balance with correction, etc.). Thank you!
He has respect for his owner. During the walk the dog kept looking up at him to make sure he was pleasing his human. What a good boy. His owner must have good energy and follows through when he tells his dog a command.
Hey man, I just wanted to say that on my morning walk we encountered a fenced dog. I saw him first and turned around. Then I was thinking "wtf am i doing? Is my wife going to avoid every dog when she's by herself? Etc.." I turned right back around and we walked by without going nuts. Took a couple corrections but because I watch your content, I told myself to turn around and deal with it. Thanks 🤘😎
Living in the middle of Berlin i found it helpful to introduce my insecure 6 months old male Dutchy together with my female 8 years old Dutchy and taking him each second time alone. Also i trained them both weekly in public places (on the lead) in basic commands and (unprofessional) tracking. This helped a lot to reduce the stress for both, the dogs and me... Now since my female left us, my male totally copies all the behavior of my female what is absolutely fascinating to me Thank you, Siggi and his owner for this video
@klugschieterin Und funktioniert es gut bisher? Ich hab ein 9 Monate altes Weibchen, gut sozialisiert mit Hunden und Katzen (haben 5 Hunde und 7 Katzen). Hab die Kleine seit sie ca. 6-7 Wochen alt ist (von der Strasse geholt). Lebe allerdings in den Philippinen. Ist aetzend hier Gassi und Sozialisierung zu ueben, keine Gehwege, keine Parks, Leute entweder alle Angst vor Hunden oder penetrant und machen ihr angst. Viel hektik und Verkehr und Laerm ausserhalb der subdivision. Ich schaue gerade verzweifelt nach Videos die auf sozialisierung von nicht mehr ganz so jungen Hunden eingehen. Meist halt leider idealere Wohnsituationen/Umstaende als ich sie hier habe usw. Vieles kann ich hier nicht nachstellen. Wie z.B. langsam einen Menschen nach dem anderen naeher bringen. Meine Freunde und Kollegen wohnen alle weit weg und haben kaum Zeit.
Amazing video Robert. I have used and recommended your videos and online training to so many people. I have a 5 YO reactive Pitbull that I rescued last year. Your videos helped me guide him into becoming a more confident dog that is now more neutral than reactive while passing dogs in public. I never thought we'd be able to help him until I came across your channel!!
OMG I love this video sooo much! My dog is just over a year and being in public is a challenge, he is very unsure of strangers. Doing this is hard because of the reactivity so I'm needing to do this type of exercise more although it's hard to scale it back enough so he doesn't react and gives me a good level to work up from
I’ve been following Siggy’s progress, and following the exact same training methods since I got my girl, Nova, back in late September. These videos are super helpful. It’s reassuring to see Siggy act/react almost exactly the same as my girl is. Thank you, Robert. I’d be lost without your guidance.
I absolutely love dogs. I have 3 Labs, they make my life so much richer. I learn something new to work on with every video you post. I never thought about looking under tables and all around for anything that might surprise my dogs or me. Thank you for the tip.
It's hard to belive Robert but over a number of years you are delivering interesting materials and there is always somthing in them that I can learn. After reading many books, watching other trainers, training in the club etc. I had a feeling that I'll hardly learn something more from TH-cam channels. And every now and again you proof me wrong. Your work is invaluable. Never been to USA but if I come to visit, chance to shake your hand and a chat will be top priority!
Thank you for this video! It definitely give me help...I have no socialised Puppy and I was told by some people in canine training don't let him sniff anything, entretain dogs or people. But he became frustrated. But if I give him much freedom, he is blind towards me. So I started to do middle way like in video!👌🏻❤️
Great video with great pointers like when going by patios / restaurants "scan" underneath tables for any possible Dog that might come out all off a sudden!
Just found yor videos & learning about prong collars-such great info where do I get the prong collar you talk about using? I have a 2 1/2 yro goldendoodle - walks are tough at times- he like to pull & is distracted by other dogs.
I am enjoying watching all your content , I find it very helpful and can relate to your clients in many ways . I have a reactive but smart dog who I don’t know how to manage and I am learning it’s been difficult these past years because I don’t want to give up on her because it’s not her fault . I’ve done on-boarding spend thousands of dollars I didn’t have only to find out this an owner thing .
Thank you for this terrific video. Can you please do a follow up on avoiding/managing unanticipated dog fights? There is so much dangerous misinformation out there. Appreciate your hard work.
I wish I had the money to join one of these on line groups because I need to learn more. I am learning all the time but it tricky some day so I just stay mindful of my dog and keep on going.
From what I see, I think the owner has already done a good job with his dog before this training session (if this is the first meeting). I like it when the owner takes responsibility, get him/herself educated to better communicate with his/her dog, creating a strong bond and foundation. It will be much easier once the dog grows older.
Amazing pointers by Robert. Depending on this shy malinois personality. Real world in India is quite different...we have to deal with local strays who are all over. It's a very tricky situation. If you are friendly with the local strays, my dog learns to appreciate them. If in a new locality he wants to return the gesture it backfires as new stray dogs will never accept his presence peacefully. With younger dogs it is manageable but with older dogs it can get so stressful as new younger dogs show up in the neighborhood and they are almost always part of extremely territorial packs...
Question: What does it mean if the dog touches/licks your hand every now and then while walking next to you? My 9 months old puppy does it too. Just curious if that means anything. Oh and may I know what the reason is that he wears a prong collar? I have the issue with my girl that her head is small compared to her neck, so I will need to make the collar super tight to avoid her slipping out when she gets shocked/panic from sudden sounds or idiots approaching her. That could be potentially dangerous due to traffic (here in the Philippines its horrible traffic everywhere). Is that where a prong collar makes sense? I just try to socialize her (not socialized with humans at all (due to circumstances), only with our other dogs and cats).
Great video as always! Question, do you prefer longer leashes on walks or shorter? I have a 4 ft leash when going on walks should I switch to a longer one and what are the benefits?
My boarder collie - 18 months)- walks very much like this dog. She always tries to walk just in front of me - not beside me. I do the same correction - stop ask her to come back to heel position - which she does… but then quickly moves ahead again. Then the same procedure. After 7 months, while her reactivity has improved 90% ❤️ I am still having to do the ‘stop’ and ask her to come back to heel position on every walk - two times a day. Very much like the dog in the video. Suggestions on how we can move forward from this. Thank you for your videos - they are very helpful.
Sally, be glad you don't have a German Shepherd! (In my experience over the last 3 years!) I gave up on heel, actually. Also, Robert, THANK YOU for this specific video (in addition to your others). When I got my fearful terrified 10 month-old GSD (who had been hit with towels and spatulas!) almost 3 years ago I watched videos by another trainer who is excellent too, BUT it caused me to start using a prong (carefully of course) since my Shepherd is a pulling machine on a flat collar. When I used the prong for walks, as I did, for the first two years (prior to seeing your and Joel Beckman's videos which do NOT use prongs), fortunately I almost never ever needed to make an actual POP correction after the first walk or two (just wearing it made him not pull), EXCEPT that my dog goes NUTS when he sees another dog and just in the act of keeping him from going at the other dog he caused himself to feel tension and tightness from the prong while looking at a dog that he was either scared of (or wants to desperately play with?)... and, sadly, I did give him corrections to try attempt to stop him from going crazy toward the other dog. Now I know to keep the leash loose ALWAYS and just redirect his attention to us moving forward and out of there. The three times I tried to make him heel or sit with a tense leash in response to him freaking out about another dog, were the only three times my sweet friendly dog has ever smashed his teeth into my legs while redirecting. The time I made him sit with HIS BACK TO THE OTHER DOG (like a complete dummy!) he actually bit me on the leg. I hope he didn't learn to associate prong pain with seeing other dogs like Joel Beckman has seen. I hope I didn't mess him up! (Sadly I also used a shocker ONE TIME in my yard when he was freaking out at a dog walking by, at the lowest setting he could feel). My intuition made me stop using that device on my good buddy right quick. This video and also the one I just watched with the leash reactive black GSD puppy is SO helpful for pointing out how important it is for us to be creating an environment for the dog to have a relaxed experience where he learns that everything is okay and safe, AS OPPOSED TO him being forced to heel (or whatever). If I don't finally join your site after this video I must be absolutely insane and a glutton for punishment. ;) Thank you! At home I have great engagement with my dog. On walks I have ZERO. He is just going ahead, no matter how many stops and reversals I do he doesn't learn to engage. And you'd be amazed how hard he will pull me with a Gentle Leader.
Hi Robert, I have followed your guidance ever since i got my Giant Schnauzer as a puppy and he's been great. I have to admit however that I have been lazy and allow him to pull to the end of his leash and smell everything. He's now 3 years old. Is there still time for me to get back to basics and start over with his leash discipline?
? Here in the UK a paid dog Walker was killed walking 8 dogs, a cockerpoo, 2 dauchounds, 1 collie, 1 Leonburger and breeds not released yet, but police did say that none of the dogs were on the banned breeds list. One of the dogs first bit a passerby going for her dog which she lifted above her head, she had to go to hospital with her injuries. After this attack the 28 year old dog Walker was killed by the dogs, which are family pets from different households. The leads were caught around her, the dogs tangled and some or all of the dogs mauled her death. The police have all the dogs being assessed while investigations go on. It’s such an awful way for the Women to loose her life, for her family, and also for the pet owners who paid a dog Walker and haven’t seen their pets since, they may never see them if pts, which is very possible. I know this is rare, a dog Walker attacked by dogs, but dog attacks and killings my dogs is increasing loads. After Covid when lots bought pets and not socialised, amongst other issues. It’s frightening cause your not allowed to carry anything to protect yourself, sprays etc. Can you please make a video explaining what to do if a powerful dog is going to attack you. Or how to get a dog off someone if you witness this, how can you help
my dog just pull on the leash when we are in a place with many people and I don't know where he want to go but he just pulls me and are so stressed 😩 and when people come close he just want to jump on them and when he sees kids he has started to do noise like my dog cries. but all the time when iam outside he likes to pull me to that place with many people so I don't know if he hates it o loves it? please help me I have health issues and this is making me crazy! I have contacted a dog trainer this Wendsday I going to meet him put he wants me to meet him with my dog in a really social place with kids other dogs and people what do u think of that? is it good or is it to push your dog to hard? I have a American bully xxl so he is a big dog 60 kg Visa mindre
Good video! This is something I did from the beginning with my dog, but he just turned 12 months and has started barking at people. Is there a video that shows how to handle that problem? I’ve searched but haven’t found one. Thanks
Mr Robert, what is your opinion on training the dog to sit every time you stop moving when he’s at a heal? I’ve trained our rotty to sit any time I stop, and before he comes in or out of any door before I give him the go ahead because he’s so big that he would knock my kids over in tight spaces. Like you’ve said in the past, I’ve trained him to not know how big and strong he really is.
We're working on exactly this with our Malinois right now. One year old crazy Daisy she's a handful. I love your videos I'm offering you one free live bee removal kind sir
Let’s socialize all protection dog breeds and make them polite and nice. Let’s socialize all solders and make rainbow uniforms. Make love not war and when war comes just make love
@@RobertCabralDogs Idea is destroying the Malinoa breed. Just like already destroyed breeds GSD and Doberman pincher. One should not buy a Malinoa to take it to coffee shops, malls and dog parks. Get completely different breed for social activities. You know exactly what my point is. I served with dogs and these dogs are anything but socialized. My dog is not just a pet. His job is to protect my family and my house. I don’t take him to dog parks and malls because he has a job to do. He’s born antisocial from antisocial service dogs. That’s his true nature. He also don’t know how to ride the skateboard or bicycle like an instagram malinoa.
@@3500ton i hate to disagree with you, because I think you're coming form a good place. I think many well bred, well socialized, well trained malinois are capable of protection. Most people are not capable of doing it with their dogs so I would agree on that, but talking with Steve Stoops, the expert, he will tell you the same. Even talking with people like Peter Scherk, his dogs are sport dogs and very very social.
8 weeks is the getting to know you phase. This is your house, this is where you potty, this is your food bowl, this is your crate, etc. They are very, very much still a baby. You can play around with sit and down, but way too soon for a leash walk.
No public walks at 8 weeks old, they are not fully vaccinated and can pick up disease that other dogs may have spread. Have puppy imprint on you by following you around the house, going out to potty, treat with a portion of their daily kibble. Too young to put on a leash. I watched someone bring their puppy around their neighborhood in a wagon prior to 12 weeks do they could see people , children, meet the neighbors. Thought that was a great idea.
Because ANY Malinois, by THAT age, should be well behaved. They must be, before socializing them in public. If you have an untrained Malinois (or ANY dog) THAT age, taking them out in public is the worst thing to do. Personally...I began socializing my last Mal immediately at 8 weeks (with a vest that said "Please don't pet me... I'm in training". My current Malinois, I got at 6 months, and did the same with, despite her having zero training. But that was only because her demeanor was one that I could; and whoever owned her before had totally destroyed her self confidence.
Seems like a good balanced dog trainer. One thing I do with my dog, who is nervous around traffic, is if I see him getting more and more nervous while we're waiting to cross a busy cross walk or waiting for the bus, is I take him to a little patch of grass or bush and say "go sniff" amd he's completely absorbed in sniffing even with loud trucks. I always give him ample time to sniff when I take him out cuz it's his favorite thing and it gives his brain that little dopamine boost which relieves stress. He's a rescue so loud noises and sudden movements outside scare him.
I noticed this before I watched any video on it with my dog. Too much freedom made him a crackhead 😂 Now I heel him 70% of the walk with 30% smell, pee, walk loose. He is much calmer and I think he enjoys his walks more and doesnt get OCD and has to smell everything
I take my pit/lab big boy into home depot when I shop there. He is well behaved. While this is a new experience for him, he also gets the opportunity to display his manners, and gently get corrected. I notice he looks to me for guiding him, and he trusts that I will help when make the right decision if he is unsure. This was not always the case as I got him at 2.5 years old from the shelter, and he was a "spaz". When you are calm, consistent and confident, the dog picks up on it and channels those behaviors. At least this has been my experience. AND - big shout out to Robert and his videos! They are excellent and I recommend them to other dog owners.
Ziggy is a good boi. He frequently checks with his owner while walking.
I really appreciate the excellent description (ex: notes on checking surroundings, paying attention to ear position, finding a balance with correction, etc.). Thank you!
He has respect for his owner. During the walk the dog kept looking up at him to make sure he was pleasing his human. What a good boy. His owner must have good energy and follows through when he tells his dog a command.
Hey man, I just wanted to say that on my morning walk we encountered a fenced dog. I saw him first and turned around. Then I was thinking "wtf am i doing? Is my wife going to avoid every dog when she's by herself? Etc.." I turned right back around and we walked by without going nuts. Took a couple corrections but because I watch your content, I told myself to turn around and deal with it. Thanks 🤘😎
What a good boy!
Pup looks like such a sweetheart. Thanks for the video!
Living in the middle of Berlin i found it helpful to introduce my insecure 6 months old male Dutchy together with my female 8 years old Dutchy and taking him each second time alone.
Also i trained them both weekly in public places (on the lead) in basic commands and (unprofessional) tracking. This helped a lot to reduce the stress for both, the dogs and me...
Now since my female left us, my male totally copies all the behavior of my female what is absolutely fascinating to me
Thank you, Siggi and his owner for this video
@klugschieterin Und funktioniert es gut bisher? Ich hab ein 9 Monate altes Weibchen, gut sozialisiert mit Hunden und Katzen (haben 5 Hunde und 7 Katzen). Hab die Kleine seit sie ca. 6-7 Wochen alt ist (von der Strasse geholt). Lebe allerdings in den Philippinen. Ist aetzend hier Gassi und Sozialisierung zu ueben, keine Gehwege, keine Parks, Leute entweder alle Angst vor Hunden oder penetrant und machen ihr angst. Viel hektik und Verkehr und Laerm ausserhalb der subdivision.
Ich schaue gerade verzweifelt nach Videos die auf sozialisierung von nicht mehr ganz so jungen Hunden eingehen. Meist halt leider idealere Wohnsituationen/Umstaende als ich sie hier habe usw.
Vieles kann ich hier nicht nachstellen. Wie z.B. langsam einen Menschen nach dem anderen naeher bringen. Meine Freunde und Kollegen wohnen alle weit weg und haben kaum Zeit.
Amazing video Robert. I have used and recommended your videos and online training to so many people. I have a 5 YO reactive Pitbull that I rescued last year. Your videos helped me guide him into becoming a more confident dog that is now more neutral than reactive while passing dogs in public. I never thought we'd be able to help him until I came across your channel!!
Thanks for the video. Palisades has changed a lot!
OMG I love this video sooo much! My dog is just over a year and being in public is a challenge, he is very unsure of strangers. Doing this is hard because of the reactivity so I'm needing to do this type of exercise more although it's hard to scale it back enough so he doesn't react and gives me a good level to work up from
Wow. What a fantastic owner! He made no mistakes, therefore Robert had to mention the errors others tend to make. Freaking awesome video❤
I’ve been following Siggy’s progress, and following the exact same training methods since I got my girl, Nova, back in late September. These videos are super helpful. It’s reassuring to see Siggy act/react almost exactly the same as my girl is. Thank you, Robert. I’d be lost without your guidance.
I absolutely love dogs. I have 3 Labs, they make my life so much richer. I learn something new to work on with every video you post. I never thought about looking under tables and all around for anything that might surprise my dogs or me. Thank you for the tip.
It's hard to belive Robert but over a number of years you are delivering interesting materials and there is always somthing in them that I can learn. After reading many books, watching other trainers, training in the club etc. I had a feeling that I'll hardly learn something more from TH-cam channels. And every now and again you proof me wrong. Your work is invaluable. Never been to USA but if I come to visit, chance to shake your hand and a chat will be top priority!
Thank you.
Love your vibe. Kind support to the dogs and their people. Chill and reasonable.
Thank you for this video! It definitely give me help...I have no socialised Puppy and I was told by some people in canine training don't let him sniff anything, entretain dogs or people. But he became frustrated. But if I give him much freedom, he is blind towards me. So I started to do middle way like in video!👌🏻❤️
Great video with great pointers like when going by patios / restaurants "scan" underneath tables for any possible Dog that might come out all off a sudden!
What a lovely dog. Great video and loved the full length on your website. Thank you. I think the herding breeds are often quite noise sensitive.
This is exactly what we need to watch right now. We're getting our malaniois Daisy used to walking around. This video is what we need when we need it.
This video couldnt have come at a more perfect time!!
I have a 14 week old GSD working on socialization now .. good tips to include, thanks
Glad it was helpful!
Socializing has become more enjoyable. Nervo Vet Syrup seems to improve my pet's interactions with other animals and people.
Just found yor videos & learning about prong collars-such great info where do I get the prong collar you talk about using? I have a 2 1/2 yro goldendoodle - walks are tough at times- he like to pull & is distracted by other dogs.
I am enjoying watching all your content , I find it very helpful and can relate to your clients in many ways . I have a reactive but smart dog who I don’t know how to manage and I am learning it’s been difficult these past years because I don’t want to give up on her because it’s not her fault . I’ve done on-boarding spend thousands of dollars I didn’t have only to find out this an owner thing .
Thank you for this terrific video. Can you please do a follow up on avoiding/managing unanticipated dog fights? There is so much dangerous misinformation out there. Appreciate your hard work.
I wish you lived to closer to me, you are the best dog trainer. I have a 3 yr old BC that is not socialized,
Siggy did great!
Excellent video Robert. Great point on taking it easy on the dog when feeling unsure in a new place. Never really thought about it before.
Glad it was helpful!
I wish I had the money to join one of these on line groups because I need to learn more.
I am learning all the time but it tricky some day so I just stay mindful of my dog and keep on going.
Perfect video for me. My guys are still working on being confident on city streets. Good advice.
From what I see, I think the owner has already done a good job with his dog before this training session (if this is the first meeting).
I like it when the owner takes responsibility, get him/herself educated to better communicate with his/her dog, creating a strong bond and foundation. It will be much easier once the dog grows older.
Siggy has been on the channel quite a few times before
You don't want to start in a crazy environment. You work your way up to it. Everytime you get to a new environment you almost have to start over.
@@KillerofGods Agree to that!!!
Amazing pointers by Robert. Depending on this shy malinois personality.
Real world in India is quite different...we have to deal with local strays who are all over. It's a very tricky situation. If you are friendly with the local strays, my dog learns to appreciate them. If in a new locality he wants to return the gesture it backfires as new stray dogs will never accept his presence peacefully. With younger dogs it is manageable but with older dogs it can get so stressful as new younger dogs show up in the neighborhood and they are almost always part of extremely territorial packs...
I’m working on this too
Question: What does it mean if the dog touches/licks your hand every now and then while walking next to you? My 9 months old puppy does it too.
Just curious if that means anything.
Oh and may I know what the reason is that he wears a prong collar? I have the issue with my girl that her head is small compared to her neck, so I will need to make the collar super tight to avoid her slipping out when she gets shocked/panic from sudden sounds or idiots approaching her. That could be potentially dangerous due to traffic (here in the Philippines its horrible traffic everywhere). Is that where a prong collar makes sense?
I just try to socialize her (not socialized with humans at all (due to circumstances), only with our other dogs and cats).
Thanks for the video. My dog is at the same stage and I gleaned some good tips.
That dog was Excellent ! Loved the video!
Thanks 👍
The technique of your camera person is very good... I would like to see exactly how he does this without tripping over something...
Great video as always! Question, do you prefer longer leashes on walks or shorter? I have a 4 ft leash when going on walks should I switch to a longer one and what are the benefits?
I prefer 4 ft for walking but 6’ for training?
My boarder collie - 18 months)- walks very much like this dog. She always tries to walk just in front of me - not beside me. I do the same correction - stop ask her to come back to heel position - which she does… but then quickly moves ahead again. Then the same procedure. After 7 months, while her reactivity has improved 90% ❤️ I am still having to do the ‘stop’ and ask her to come back to heel position on every walk - two times a day. Very much like the dog in the video.
Suggestions on how we can move forward from this.
Thank you for your videos - they are very helpful.
Part two coming soon.
Sally, be glad you don't have a German Shepherd! (In my experience over the last 3 years!) I gave up on heel, actually.
Also, Robert, THANK YOU for this specific video (in addition to your others). When I got my fearful terrified 10 month-old GSD (who had been hit with towels and spatulas!) almost 3 years ago I watched videos by another trainer who is excellent too, BUT it caused me to start using a prong (carefully of course) since my Shepherd is a pulling machine on a flat collar.
When I used the prong for walks, as I did, for the first two years (prior to seeing your and Joel Beckman's videos which do NOT use prongs), fortunately I almost never ever needed to make an actual POP correction after the first walk or two (just wearing it made him not pull), EXCEPT that my dog goes NUTS when he sees another dog and just in the act of keeping him from going at the other dog he caused himself to feel tension and tightness from the prong while looking at a dog that he was either scared of (or wants to desperately play with?)... and, sadly, I did give him corrections to try attempt to stop him from going crazy toward the other dog.
Now I know to keep the leash loose ALWAYS and just redirect his attention to us moving forward and out of there.
The three times I tried to make him heel or sit with a tense leash in response to him freaking out about another dog, were the only three times my sweet friendly dog has ever smashed his teeth into my legs while redirecting.
The time I made him sit with HIS BACK TO THE OTHER DOG (like a complete dummy!) he actually bit me on the leg.
I hope he didn't learn to associate prong pain with seeing other dogs like Joel Beckman has seen. I hope I didn't mess him up!
(Sadly I also used a shocker ONE TIME in my yard when he was freaking out at a dog walking by, at the lowest setting he could feel).
My intuition made me stop using that device on my good buddy right quick.
This video and also the one I just watched with the leash reactive black GSD puppy is SO helpful for pointing out how important it is for us to be creating an environment for the dog to have a relaxed experience where he learns that everything is okay and safe, AS OPPOSED TO him being forced to heel (or whatever).
If I don't finally join your site after this video I must be absolutely insane and a glutton for punishment. ;)
Thank you!
At home I have great engagement with my dog. On walks I have ZERO. He is just going ahead, no matter how many stops and reversals I do he doesn't learn to engage. And you'd be amazed how hard he will pull me with a Gentle Leader.
I always like watching your videos.
what a lovely doggie x
... Good info ... Thank you ...
Hi Robert, I have followed your guidance ever since i got my Giant Schnauzer as a puppy and he's been great. I have to admit however that I have been lazy and allow him to pull to the end of his leash and smell everything. He's now 3 years old. Is there still time for me to get back to basics and start over with his leash discipline?
Always hope
? Here in the UK a paid dog Walker was killed walking 8 dogs, a cockerpoo, 2 dauchounds, 1 collie, 1 Leonburger and breeds not released yet, but police did say that none of the dogs were on the banned breeds list. One of the dogs first bit a passerby going for her dog which she lifted above her head, she had to go to hospital with her injuries. After this attack the 28 year old dog Walker was killed by the dogs, which are family pets from different households. The leads were caught around her, the dogs tangled and some or all of the dogs mauled her death. The police have all the dogs being assessed while investigations go on. It’s such an awful way for the Women to loose her life, for her family, and also for the pet owners who paid a dog Walker and haven’t seen their pets since, they may never see them if pts, which is very possible.
I know this is rare, a dog Walker attacked by dogs, but dog attacks and killings my dogs is increasing loads. After Covid when lots bought pets and not socialised, amongst other issues.
It’s frightening cause your not allowed to carry anything to protect yourself, sprays etc. Can you please make a video explaining what to do if a powerful dog is going to attack you. Or how to get a dog off someone if you witness this, how can you help
my dog just pull on the leash when we are in a place with many people and I don't know where he want to go but he just pulls me and are so stressed 😩 and when people come close he just want to jump on them and when he sees kids he has started to do noise like my dog cries. but all the time when iam outside he likes to pull me to that place with many people so I don't know if he hates it o loves it? please help me I have health issues and this is making me crazy! I have contacted a dog trainer this Wendsday I going to meet him put he wants me to meet him with my dog in a really social place with kids other dogs and people what do u think of that? is it good or is it to push your dog to hard? I have a American bully xxl so he is a big dog 60 kg
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Good video! This is something I did from the beginning with my dog, but he just turned 12 months and has started barking at people. Is there a video that shows how to handle that problem? I’ve searched but haven’t found one. Thanks
th-cam.com/video/SFUGWhvDN1Q/w-d-xo.html I like this one and it’s the same format
Nice doggy i which my Huskies are like this 🐺🐺🐾😂
Nice!!!
Mr Robert, what is your opinion on training the dog to sit every time you stop moving when he’s at a heal? I’ve trained our rotty to sit any time I stop, and before he comes in or out of any door before I give him the go ahead because he’s so big that he would knock my kids over in tight spaces. Like you’ve said in the past, I’ve trained him to not know how big and strong he really is.
Good video
Looking back at its owner, good pup
Ehats the best age to introduce the 'real world'?
We're working on exactly this with our Malinois right now. One year old crazy Daisy she's a handful. I love your videos I'm offering you one free live bee removal kind sir
How old is this beautiful pup
Robert - question. With this dog being fearful, how would you handle it going into fight mode if a dog or person behaved like an ass?
One of your best videos. My GSD is only reactive to other dogs, especially ankle biters off lead
Lol same! My female GSD hates other dog's she doesn't know.
There are more people in this video than my whole town. Hard to socialize here.
My dog doesn’t smell on a walk. Just has his head on a swivel. Reacts the same way to noises we hear everyday on walks.
Let’s socialize all protection dog breeds and make them polite and nice. Let’s socialize all solders and make rainbow uniforms. Make love not war and when war comes just make love
No idea what the heck that’s supposed to mean.
@@RobertCabralDogs Idea is destroying the Malinoa breed. Just like already destroyed breeds GSD and Doberman pincher. One should not buy a Malinoa to take it to coffee shops, malls and dog parks. Get completely different breed for social activities. You know exactly what my point is.
I served with dogs and these dogs are anything but socialized.
My dog is not just a pet. His job is to protect my family and my house. I don’t take him to dog parks and malls because he has a job to do. He’s born antisocial from antisocial service dogs. That’s his true nature. He also don’t know how to ride the skateboard or bicycle like an instagram malinoa.
@@3500ton i hate to disagree with you, because I think you're coming form a good place. I think many well bred, well socialized, well trained malinois are capable of protection. Most people are not capable of doing it with their dogs so I would agree on that, but talking with Steve Stoops, the expert, he will tell you the same. Even talking with people like Peter Scherk, his dogs are sport dogs and very very social.
So my dog does pee like 15 times on every walk. Should I put a stop to that? Is that too much freedom?
How long can an 8 week old puppy walk for? Should you be carrying them everywhere at that point?
8 weeks is the getting to know you phase. This is your house, this is where you potty, this is your food bowl, this is your crate, etc. They are very, very much still a baby. You can play around with sit and down, but way too soon for a leash walk.
Rule of thumb is 5 mins per month of age. So at 8 weeks he can walk about 10 mins at a time.
No public walks at 8 weeks old, they are not fully vaccinated and can pick up disease that other dogs may have spread. Have puppy imprint on you by following you around the house, going out to potty, treat with a portion of their daily kibble. Too young to put on a leash. I watched someone bring their puppy around their neighborhood in a wagon prior to 12 weeks do they could see people , children, meet the neighbors. Thought that was a great idea.
That dog is well behaved compared to other dogs. Not a good example of an untrained dog imo.
@Jen D. ok. You're right.
The title of the video doesn't say socializing an untrained dog though
Because ANY Malinois, by THAT age, should be well behaved. They must be, before socializing them in public.
If you have an untrained Malinois (or ANY dog) THAT age, taking them out in public is the worst thing to do.
Personally...I began socializing my last Mal immediately at 8 weeks (with a vest that said "Please don't pet me... I'm in training".
My current Malinois, I got at 6 months, and did the same with, despite her having zero training. But that was only because her demeanor was one that I could; and whoever owned her before had totally destroyed her self confidence.
Read the title of the video and description. This video is exactly what it describes.
@@tessabrantley3877 whilst i agree with your overall message, you can’t socialise a dog without going into the public domain in the first place.
My dog should be so untrained…
' potty' is not the same as 'urinate' Say the actual word and explain what dogs urinate on trees and posts and grass for...
Always enjoy your videos have been for over three years I have learned a lot