Aggressive German Shepherd Tries to Bite Me
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- Aggressive German Shepherd X lunges at other dogs and tries to bite me during this training session.
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This lesson covers Red a German Shepherd mix who is reactive / aggressive on the leash to other dogs and then redirects to me. Red is a very high prey driven dog and Will has had some issues with this drive. We did a session a few weeks back that really got Red better controlled so we were able to bring in Jimi for a casual introduction. You'll see Red's initial reaction and how we were able to manage and modify his drives with some simple corrections and rewards.
Understanding how and why a dog acts aggressive is a key to solving the problem. Is it aggression or just a dog being dominantly playful? What's the difference and how do we handle to difference? How much correction is too much and how much is NOT enough? What are the best tools to use? Prong collar? Electric e-collar? Praise, treats, rewards?
In this video you'll get a great idea on the methodology I've used on countless shelter dogs to help them learn structure and good behavior. If you want to see the full version of this video, check out my online dog training lessons at:
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Be sure to check out the full 18 PLUS minute version of this video lesson as well as many more on my site: robertcabral.com
Just got done watching this on the members site. Very clear and simple Robert! 👍
Robert, I got a dog from a family that didn't socialise her. They named her HeyHey. Should I change her name?
I just joined your site. I will be looking at all your videos. I'm having issues with my female great dane that is 5 1/2 years old. When we have a new dog in class or a dog walks up behind her she doesnt like it at all. It is a small area so hard to always pull her away like this.
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Is the 18 min video where the dog becomes aggressive and tries to bite you?
Nice to see the dog and owner learning, not just demonstrations of a perfect dog.
I can’t overstate how helpful this is. Every other video EVER is just people talking at the camera, showing a finished or undistracted dog or entirely in the hands of a trainer. This is fantastic I can’t wait to train tonight!!
The owner seriously lacks in confidence, leadership and experience..just like a lot of dog owners..but the owner did a great thing and that is looking for a professional trainer in order to be better. Props to the both of you gentlemen
Yeah you can see the owners instincts are off and he's just a second or two slower than he needs to be on the enforcement (positive or negative). Doing the right thing by seeking help absolutely.
He sure is. There’s absolutely no tone of command in his voice for one thing. The dog doesn’t listen to him.
Frustrating having an aggressive dog but patience and lots of work will get you there.
Another great video.
Yes!
All I see in most of dogs reactivate is not dog problems is the owners problems. Good coaching ,love watching videos.
That casual flex where you just leave Jimmy to go take over with Red and Jimmy just hangs out haha, that right there is my training inspiration!
Hardest thing in the moment for corrections is creating enough slack in the leash for a good pop. Tricky, but essential!
I think his main issue is not being confident enough, you can hear it in his voice..
Seeing how you actually work with a client ....especially when dealing with this kind of behavior, is extremely helpful ...thank you so much
That's a really helpful video. Most never show the dog being trained, fantastic job.
I was frustrated watching him so much but he is exactly like so many owners out there. He was slow to correct..but i am sure I was guilty of it or I was b4 finding you.🤗
I have no idea why the thumbs down. You are being fair with the dog. Thanks Robert : )
Probably another dog trainer🙄 Robert and Will are my favorites by far!!!!
Great demo. It’s so nice to see you, Robert, work with clients and their dogs.
Good dog so happy you are Training the owner!
I got frustrated just watching that. Robert your amazing!
Have you never been learning to do something? The fact you can see this man’s mistakes and hesitation and hearing Robert correcting him is super helpful.
I think this man is amazing. Going from clicker training to correction on a slip chain in three weeks is a transformation.
The fact you are getting frustrated watching this says something about you.
This was amazing. I have not been doing the loose leash/pop correctly. Your a great teacher. Do More Videos Like This
There are plenty of these kinds of videos on his website. Well worth the $13 a month to have access too.
His touch is magical 🎩
These owners have no authority in their voices. Is this the problem? You can hear the frustration in Robert’s voice, not to the poor dog but to the owner! 😂
A lot of good is happening in this video. The owner is getting instant feedback about inconsistency with commands. Thanks for including the bit about sniffing too. I always wonder how much I should let my dog sniff when we are walking. She is quite the marker.
The dog can sniff all it wants. It's when the dog is sniffing before an attack that you want to stop it.
@@JR-gb6no what's the difference??
Good job by the owner for seeking professional help. Great dog, won't be easy but he looks like he will be a fun dog to have around.
You both did an excellent job. :)
I too felt frustration. Robert your communication skills are great!
Great video!
Loved the way you work with the owner.
I see lots of badly trained dogs LOTS. Most of the dog owners seem to me to have similar problems. Half hearted tones to their commands, refusal to use a correction and too long a lead or the use of a body harness or both. What do I know for sure? If they have kids at home, they are badly behaved as well.
AG... well-put. I notice in the vids that the wife is doing the talking and the husband stays quiet as the unruly dog gets petted as she tries to bribe it in the interview with a rehabber...
Andy Giabo some dogs are big enough such as a corso that small dogs look like nothing more then prey . Otherwise they act great , why judge a whole family on an action you see for thirty seconds , I doubt you’re that smart ,
I think @Andy Giabo that many times it’s the case that the owner just truly has no idea what to do. I have 3 young kids and a reactive rescue dog. Trust me, it’s much easier to discipline kids than a dog if you don’t know how to do it, because you can reason with kids. Dog training classes don’t tend to teach what to do when the dog misbehaves...or they teach that you should ignore the dog, which in reality just lets it continue with the bad behaviour with no consequences. The owner here is clearly a lovely man, as far as I can see he isn’t sure what to do and so there is no conviction in his corrections. It’s a skill he will have to learn, like I had to. I’ve no doubt that with Robert’s guidance he will up his game and nail it, because he is clearly a very committed and caring owner.
My parents groing up had one dog in particular who would run off all the time. All three of us kids would go chase him until we caught him bc we knew we had to. My parents go compliments all thd time on how well behaved we were. My point is that its not fair to assume dog behavior and parenting children is the same. To assume that someone has kids that are untrained bc of a dog is ridiculous bc the language is completely different. The only similarity I can find is need for being consistent. I am grateful this man is taking help from him as I can see how many people on here, including myself are benefiting from watching.
Raising children is not the same as raising dogs. Children are human. It’s intuitive. Dogs are a different species. Lots of people have great children and poorly behaved dogs.
Thank you for sharing this. It was very helpful to see the trainees mistakes and your corrections of what the trainee is doing wrong with his dog. Thank you for posting. 😊🐶
I have a highly aggressive dog like that and she's been through training, and it's a continuous long term process but she's making progress. Unfortunately some of the most dangerous situations I've encountered have been people with their dogs off leash in public and out of control that have run up to my dog and in her space, and the owner thinks it is perfectly acceptable for two strange and unacquainted dogs to meet nose to nose. I've also been walking my dog in my neighborhood and had owners with their dogs off leash in their own front yard with the owner unable to call their dog back as it runs up to "greet" my (very dangerous) dog without permission.
Please help owners and dogs like this by educating other owners on the dangers of keeping their dogs off leash and out of control in public. It's a difficult battle, since if an owner is irresponsible enough to keep their untrained dog off leash, they also have no comprehension of the dangers associated with it.
Have had the exact same problem, I am now very assertive and make it very clear to the owner of other dogs "call your dog off " He will get bit! CALL HIM OFF NOW ! Manners after the event do help. Fortunatly the dog park I use, some of the owners now know my dog and put on leashes or hold back ( as i do to make space until I can get this dog fully compliant )He's getting there out of 7 dog sightings the other day, only one jerk and drive at it.
Very nice. He's definitely some type of German Shepherd mix maybe with Malinois
once again Robert this is "real world" training. Red is exactly like my Australian Cattle Dog I rescued a few months go, every part of the video were he's completely checked out on the other dog. It's only after watching pretty much all of your training video's that I'm able to identify the whole escalation of my dog going from stare down.. to stalk mode then to full boil in a few seconds that I can correct it and try to get her to reengage, it's not easy but she's getting there. I wish I was in the states, I'd love to do a train session like this.
Please do more of these with similar reactive dogs. Pretty much all of the dog training videos show a dog come in then 5 mins later it's Tah DAh! the dog's fixed Great video
Great video
I love these real videos, please keep them coming. I have a GSD that is aggressive and reactive -so I love watching these. I wish I could hire you! Maybe if I ever get to CA! Thanks so much for all you do
More to come!
great video. thank you.
Sir Robert,
Hip hip hurray.
Bravooooo!
Did I miss the part where he lunges and tries to bite? All I see is the part at about 5:45 where he was trying to play.
Bc it's one of his usual clickbait titles
Good job Robert, thanks!
love the video...I need to do the same with my german shepherd
A video that is actually useful thanks very much 👍
I am glad to see this man pursuing a meaningful relationship with his dog and not just getting run over like he clearly was. Great video!
Hello Robert.
We always follow your advices and trust you. I feel desperate about my dog’s issue.
He is 16 months old intact male. We live in the country with tremendous amount of stray dogs. I don’t let my dog to contact them, because I don’t know what to expect from them. I think because of this restriction my dog became aggressively reactive to the dogs. I let him free in safety areas, but when there are stray dogs I take him on leash. Male dogs tend to come close to us and I use water spray to scare them away. My dog is always growling and getting aggressive when they come close. I correct him firmly with martingale collar or with e collar. Martingale makes him more angry, e collar stops him but not 100%. And we cannot just turn back and walk away, because the dogs are on our way. I see that some people allow their pet dogs to play with stray dogs (but their pet dogs are mostly neutered).
What would you on my place? What makes my dog so aggressive? I feel like it’s my fault.
5:20 Red looming up realizing Robert has the line. he looks so busted
I was walking a shelter dog with the leash wrapped around my hand and it suddenly lunged for a squirrel. I'm lucky it was only a 40lb dog and not 90lbs otherwise I think my shoulder would have popped out lol
My mother in law broke her shoulder BAD a few years ago because she wrapped the leash around her wrist and her untrained reactive GSD pulled her off the deck😑😬🙄
Nice video Robert more please
Do not forget an important point ... Cabral was a rehabber in shelters and is a real working pro at dog handling as well as a true Christian. It is not a joke at all.
Ni Robert. Sorry I haven't been around but had to have cancer tests. Great work here and no idea why you got any thumbs down as you were very fair with the dog. Keep up the great work and send my regards to9 Janet please. Thank you : )
hope you're ok Laura... we miss seeing you. be well!
isnt this a perfect case to use a prong collar? wisely ofcourse?
GREAT video!!! I share you videos a lot with people. I get asked a lot about my dog Sarge and his good obedience and I tell them about you. I also have your TH-cam channel on my channel so they can find you there as well. You are awesome sir!!!!
clikybaity
He could have gotten so much done faster by simply adjusting that collar position.
What do you mean
methie101 go talk to an local balanced trainer about collar fitment, position, and leverage on the leash.
is that gsd? I thought it was a mal😂
Same question. Perhaps a mal
too light for shepard marking and body structure square like Mal or Mal mix😊
My GSD has such high play drive when seeing other dogs. We handle it the same way you're demonstrating it here and although it's taken a long time he slowly gets better and better a mix of training and maturity I think as he only turned two the other month
Is this a GS x Malinois?
Great question cause my dog is identical and some professionals classify her as GSD and some as Mal.
They said gsd mal mix
I have the same dog, mom is mal and dad is gsp . She is brilliant , I have been able to train her well on commands , the only problem I’m having is when she sees others dogs . I guess cuz we live out in the country and hardly see any so when I do decide to go to a park it’s very new and different for her. I don’t go a lot to parks so I haven’t really focused on teaching this to her well. These vids help.
Hey Robert, this would be a good segway into dog-related first aid. I doubt many people know how to perform basic first aid on their dogs or dog-related human injuries. Maybe you could do a video/podcast on the subject. Cover choking, CPR, bites, strain/sprain triage? Or at least where to find some trusted resources?
“Is she/he friendly?” Is the most annoying question when out and about.
ugh sooo true😑or, "it's ok she's/he's friendly!" um....I don't care!! call your dog back immediately🙄
Great video,
My two cents super high energy dog, super low energy handler. Robert im sure has said in his videos its not about screaming to youre dog but tone and energy as you voice the commands is crucial.
Thats a weird german shepherd, maybe he is a Malinois X?
Not a GSD. It's click bait and should be punished.
Dude should have started with an easier dog. Or one he can control. Go Robert helping build that structure.
thank you so much for this I can learn a lot...about engagement/with these two dogs. I did the same with my Malinois but what I learn most, I must
pay attention to his movement then how I hold the leash in that way I'm prepared, I'm just 150ft tall and same time my grocery carriage I'm walking that time cause supermarket nearby, it is effective, I give command sit I hold his collar leash upright then let the brown labrador pass by an opposite of the road,,, in that I create big self-confidence, I can handle him cause he listens, I use to walk with him 7x when his few weeks old, to create discipline normally we are using without leash..just share my experiences
AS I see in this video, I'm glad I did the same, and ok feel good too I do it right. it is learning you know
My dog (Hellenic Shepherd) became aggressive after 2 attacks by dogs (Dogo argentino-rod weiler), when we took our walk and she was tied up. Now we try to calm her down with positive training and a simple choke(before she pulled me when she saw someone from joy and I used halti )
What worries me is dogs to have accidents from other dog attacks can their calm or they never find solve🤔
A question, at minute 6 it felt like the dog was giving you (or at least tried to) a correction, cause he didn't want to do the sit and you corrected him. Instead of wanted to play with you?
on minute 6:40 I think you are wrong.
I think it's the opposite, like the trainer effect, the other person will have always faster and better results. just because the dog only knows you as direct, leading, dominant. The handler especially if he wasn't that structured has to work to get the respect from the dog first. So the trainer will always naturally have the better result.
David, I think he is trying to build the handlers confidence while emphasizing the power and value of him striving to achieve the leadership relationship that Robert is teaching him.
Got a Mali who does just that, high prey drive, goes beserk if another dog comes withing 50 feet, will try do lessons learnt here, I have had some success of immediate distraction, turning him through 180 . Also have been making him sit or lie and watch other dogs at play and giving calming words, De sensitizing ? am I right doing this ?
What causes the dog to be like this ?
Bonjour il serait possible de l avoir en français Merci
Hi Robert, hope I can ask something here: I have a mixed 2 years old big dog with a history of attacking dogs and adult people. Today, after very hard work, he loves humen but still wants to attack stranger guests (instead of crate, I leave him out on the balcony of my studio apartment). How can I be sure if/when he will stop being aggressive also to dogs? When meeting dogs today (after improvements): he plays immediately or get angry (and then I don't come closer), or.. he is stressed, few moments and it switched to play mode or attacking mode or I just take him away. I have him since he's 8 months. He is the cutest, but bully sometimes.
Thanks so much! His life are happier because of your videos.
It sounds like you need hands-on professional help.
What do you recommend for treats?
So my dog has toys but loves to chew on my walls , what am I doing wrong? Help
Robert please, ı am begging you and everyone else please to like so he can see this. Can you please show us something about training when you have two dogs or at least when you are talking about something tell us about how we can implement this technique while teaching two of your dogs at the same time or anything because its impossible to do most of the things you are showing at the same time and ı am trying to train seperately but it is time consuming as you guess, just something!!!!!
I thought sniffing was good behavior in the sense that it shows the other dog his intentions? Or that it is a de-stressor in a stressful situation, which can only be positive. Maybe I’m wrong.
sir what kind of leash are you using?the long one,what is it called?
What is this dog breed
i think shepherd mix
Mostly needing better timing amd stronger verbal cues. His timing is terrible.
Be careful which breeder you buy from. Many aggressive, fear biting and other unwanted behaviors are genetically bred into a dog by bad breeders.
You corrected the dog WHILST he was looking at you. You corrected the correct behaviour, and the dog was like WTF am I supposed to do.
I"ve never seen a brown German shepherd; looks more like a ridgeback;
What kind of german shepard is this? There is no black sadle
I don't think it is a pure breed German Shepherd Dog. However - not all GSDs have that 'black saddle' color pattern.
My belgian can do commands now
Difference bet professional and stupid trainer...
That is dangerous!
Good job .I enjoy your videos . Check out my dog's videos ,guys
Click bait.... missed the part where the aggressive GSD tried to bite him
Watch again.
@@RobertCabralDogs yep.. rewatched.. 1) that's not aggression
2) it looks more like you accidentally stuck your arm in that puppy's mouth with a weird elbow correction
Why does he have such a long leash, thats so annoying
long line training... very important for this type of situation...
@@RobertCabralDogs Oh ok, I gotta do some research on that then