The Biggest Secret in Dog Training - What the Best Dog Trainers Know - Understand Your Dog
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- The biggest secret in dog training is simple to understand and it will help you be the best dog trainer, dog parent or handler possible. Understand how dogs think and learn to better communicate with them. No more frustration when training your dogs or your clients dog. What separates average dog trainers from the best dog trainers in the world?
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Hi Robert
Many thanks for getting back to me
Will do , an thank you again 🙏
I am a dog trainer and I tell all my students that "consistency" and "patience" are the two most important elements to training their dogs.
Everyone has a different style and some are naturally better at explaining others. I have had people sit in and watch and tell me that I might consider taking less. Guess what? The owners still don't listen. So I took a class. Check out Toastmasters in your area.
What I learned was to get more information, in a more concise way, in a shorter time. Also, reading the listener. If you watch, you can tell when the person you are speaking to has checked out. Keep it shorter, and avoid it. Because, after they "check out", they aren't really listening any longer.
Consistency, patience, and love!! You fools think these beautiful souls are just an item to obtain!!
Yeah Robert just said the same thing 🙄
@@earthwormjim9229 Yes, I know. I was agreeing with him.
Great video! I love learning the “two” patience/consistency. Also, I never knew that a small change in delivering the command was viewed by the dog as a different command!! That’s HUGE!
Been training dogs for over 30 years. Truer words have never been spoken!
Thank you!
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@@RobertCabralDogs I'll be true to my words he is one of a kind and very respectful ...
How did you get your first job training dogs ?
“I am not afraid of a person who knows 10000 kicks. But I am afraid of a person who knows one kick but practices it for 10000 times.” - Bruce Lee
Great quote.
Ip man 😁
Lee Man Chu “it’s peoples sayings” nationals quotes,cultural, China produced great thinkers philosophers ect in its long history
Lee Man Chu a big communiste world , copy of China?
"I am not afraid of Coin toss; I'm afraid of Rock, Paper , Scissors." Brock Lee
The biggest secret in training dogs is to train first the owner.
That is sometimes the hardest part. BOB.
That reminds me of dog trainer Victoria Stillwell so much holy vow
Jeje Wa I spend 7 days training the 10 commands I teach ( companion training ) it takes me a full day to teach the owners then even with the commands all printed out with detailed hand leash and verbal ommands the call me saying he won’t sit or one of the other commands! They have to come to my shop and within minutes they say or signal the same commands I’ve just walked with their dog and he’s perfect! They don’t use the same commands I taught them and the dog! It’s easy to train the dog! It’s hard to train the owner!!
I Knooow that's Right!! 🤣 🤣
That’s what he is trying to do...
I raise my voice of the same word as we know it. It becomes a different word in a dog's mind. I never thought about it like this. WOW!
Their hearing is super sensitive :)
My biggest mistake.
Yup I have done this, now I am aware of it so will do my best to no longer do it
Me too, I never thought of it like this. Mind blown.
In my humble opinion, thee BEST channel in your field. I'm a disabled combat veteran with a 5 yr. old GSD/Malionis as my service dog. We were first paired when she was about 1yr. and she is the best thing to have ever happened in my life. The service dog organization that paired me with back in CA was very old school in their training as the CEO/founder was a former K9 handler in the Army. After graduating from their program - over 200 hrs. logged at the training facility and 700
+ hours outside/home over the course of 2 yrs. - I eventually learned that the program that DC (Damage Control) my service dog and I went through could of been much more productive with other training methods. If you are familiar with "old school" training mixed with a military mindset then you will know what I'm talking about.
Now, I'm helping my parents train a puppy Sable Shepard to be my mothers mobility service dog. I remember all of the mistakes I had made with my girl and I always send them to your channel because even though I have some experience, I am by far, not an expert and your material and training methods are top notch. I just wish that I knew of your channel when I first started out.
Thank you.
Thank you for that note. So happy to be of help to you. Thank you for your service!!!
What organization did you use to get the dog trained ? Thank you.
@@peterdebrie Operation Freedom Paws in CA
Person struggling: "I tried everything. Nothing works!"
Robert Cabral: "Try one thing, keep repeating it, and stick to it."
It seems that you are consistently teaching us humans, too. Thanks for the great video.
100% agreed! Consistency is the most important thing in every teaching, including teaching dogs and self learning 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼☺️🐶
What an amazing channel. Im so glad I found it, Robert Cabral. You're a wealth of information, experience and REALITY with Dogs. This is an educational opportunity for ppl that can be humble & recognize that this man has forgotten more than most of us will ever know about dogs(just using that saying, but I actually dont think he forgets a THING!). What a true gift this information is. Thank you Mr. Cabral. 👍
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That was so true with so many things in life.
Words of wisdom Robert, thank YOU
Needed this today!! Thank you so much for your wisdom.
Dear Robert! Am professionel musician- should know all about consistency and patience! Yet very energetic bernese mountain dog has me flustered. Now at 2 years of age I'm beginning to understand- hope not too late- thank you so much for your wisdom!!!
It's like a piece of the puzzle that completes the picture.
@@TeslaNick2 brilliant! My feelings exactly!
Thank you! I needed to hear this!
I appreciate you so much, thank you for all that you do to help us
Consistency is one of the many skills training dogs has taught me. Whenever the training is "not working", the first thing I work on is how consistent I'm being.
I'm a drummer and the ONLY way to get better is tedious repetition of the same exercise until the muscle memory is built up. I'll spend hours doing the same action thousands and thousands of times until the strokes are even and consistent. Some techniques take months and months of regular practice to get.
So true, I studied classical guitar for 16 yrs, its has taught me so much and I use the dame aproach with dogs. We're doing smth wrong if a dog doesnt get it.
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Thank you Robert, Janet and your dogs for all that you do. Your videos are so needed, especially this one. Unfortunately, people fall in love with the IDEA of having a dog and not with the love, work and joy of training them to be their best!!💞
Even if you are not naturally good at something but you practise consistently the correct way, you do become much better at it. Patience & presence (or awareness) are also essential. Be consistent, patient and present. Thank you Robert.
Perfect advice. Thank you.
Thank You Robert, so clear explanation.
Robert, thanks for all your videos. Ive never once disagreed with one of them and i have learnt so much. Well done.
Your videos have seriously changed training my puppy overnight!!!! Amazing work. It really is all about consistency and putting in the work. I also love your treat training techniques and the idea of not over talking to your dog. Tone has also made a huge difference... can’t say enough about your videos! ❤️❤️❤️
Thank you, this is how I trained my Corso. Now he gets to be free off leash everywhere. In our twon most people know him and he is welcomed in stores and bars in town. Your Jimmy got a spring under him. Just like my corso, doesn't like to lie down for too long. I rewinded to see when Jimmy popped up. He is funny.. but, now I got to apply this advise to life...
You are a legend my friend a legend with experience and nurturing and consistency in your routine God bless yaaaa
Best advice EVER. SO TRUE!!
Your level of patience shows in your dogs, my salutations to you sir! You're a great trainer and a model citizen.
You truly are Heaven sent. I really needed to hear this. Thanks SO much.
The gentle firmness and consistency you have when interacting with your dogs gives me so much confidence. Consistency is key in nearly every aspect of life where we want to be successful, so this really resonates with me in regard to dog training. I see how much enjoyment both my dog and my cats get from simply anticipating a treat at a particular time of day, so this makes perfect sense.
Tyvm. I have a rescue lab/mal mix and I have difficulty with consistency and hyper energy by blended family members. The dog is stable but always confused. We will ALL WATCH this, tks again
Fantastic advice for people as well as dogs, we are not so different really. The secret is in the communication, be that voice, gesture or presentation. Thank you for such an elegant explanation.
I knew a girl years ago who lacked patience and tried to train a new puppy in her life; she was a person who talks a lot and fast but for love or money couldn’t even train her dog to sit. One day I bet her $5 that she in fact had done it, she took the bet and then I won by mimicking her saying “sit,sit,sit,Sit!” and the dog sat... she had accidentally taught the pooch only sit if the word was said 4 times fast and the last was louder. It was amusing and a bit of learning curve for her.
consistency so true in everything in life including watching Robert Cabral videos.
Perfect advice. Thank you
Your videos always pop up at the perfect point in time! I start off with patient intentions - you help remind me to follow all the way through with patience. Invaluable contribution that you providenin the love of dogs. Thank you immensely!
Was looking for an advice for dogtraining, it seems I found advice for live.....
Life* but I get cha my brother!!
@@kripiitonik5009 😃🤗
You did get some life advice.. When he goes into all is a physical badass training. He lost me.. teach fighting shit.. But the consistency advises is invaluable.. Smith and Wesson leveled the other playing field.
I started watching your videos to help with training my in-laws dog when we have to watch her because they've never trained her to do anything but go for car rides. She completely rules their house and is treated like a child who needs treats for just being there. Watching your videos has helped so much she now has learned to sit on command and now has learned to sit to be leashed. It's slow going but hopefully someday she'll become more manageable.
I have watched countless dog training videos from countless dog handlers and I get a little bit from most of them or at least I try to take away something positive. But you my friend are a complete joy to watch and learn from. Your passion is what makes you so good at what you do and your ability to teach people just come shining through. Thank you for your consistency here on TH-cam and all the time you put in to making this world a better place for both people and dogs. There’s a big difference watching someone just going through the motions of teaching and watching you be 100% present in what you do. I wish we lived closer so I could shake your hand. God bless brother!
This is amazing, thank you! Bravo 👏👏👏
2:10- 2:25ish, I love it! He has Goofy come lay down closer to him & Goofy almost proudly & obediently complies. THEN Jimmy, on his other side rests his head on Roberts leg. Completely content, because this man is clearly their leader & provides structure, boundaries, expectations & is unwavering. NOT constantly yelling, pulling, etc. Sitting on the grass peacefully but CONFIDENTLY & look @ how the dogs r the same way. Peaceful & confident because theres no question about who's in charge! They KNOW he is. Great content explained in an articulate, concise way.
One of your best Robert! Thanks
I'm struggling with leash training a little Jackchi that I rescued. I have to use a harness on her because if I hooked the leash to her collar, she'd break her neck if she saw a bird, or squirrel. She's good about stepping into the harness; and is smart as a whip. I'm just not doing it correctly; I realize now that I'm not being consistent enough. I'll be watching your videos on leash training; and continue to train. It's quite rewarding to see the results. I think that she saved me just as much, if not more, than I saved her. I'm not giving up...we're going to get it right eventually! Thanks for the lesson; I think you're helping a lot of people with your videos. ✌
I found you the other day...subscribed, and watched many of your TH-cam’s. You’re motivating me first which reflects on my dog. So TY!!
If you think about it that's good advice in parenting. Be consistent and having patience. Not comparing kids and dogs, just saying if you have those two things it's pretty awesome what you can achieve. Love your training and your podcast. Have learned alot with my dog, and with myself. Thanks
Cheers Mate! Absolutely.
Brilliant advise....that's what I was doing so wrong...now I get it...thank you🙏
😂😂. @ 2:07 Goofy tried to sneak away while laying down. Hilarious!
Leopard crawl... I think that's what they call it..lol
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Man your sense of humor is solid .
Big thumbs up Robert! My new 2 year old is almost full on loose leash walking now. Still gets excited when someone approaches, otherwise doing great. Thanks for your talks.
You're lucky. My son never adapted to the leash and he's twenty now. He still gets excited when approached, especially if she's eighteen and in a bikini.
Sir Bitchalot I was wondering who was chasing my daughter the other day, hahahah
@@Bradley.maloo0133 now u know!!😂
When he said that "sit" really loud the GSD looked at him like "What the hell Robert, I thought we were better than this" & then at the end when he was talking about having nothing else to do but train and how passionate he was and how it meant so much to him, the same Dog (Goofy), turned and watched him, like "this is my favorite part of the story" and it was almost as if he was just admiring Mr. Cabral.
Genuine guy I can relate with. I learned so much, FROM dogs. Great relationship with canines. I have a great deal of respect Mr. Cabral. Thank you.
Awesome advice!
Thanks so much for sharing 😎
Prior to your saying "consistency", I wanted finish your sentence with "discipline". I would say that the discipline is the condition precedent for consistency. Your video pertains not just to dog training but anything in our lives: parenting, friendship, marriage and our approach to our work or vocational endeavors. Mistakes are the bedrock not of our failures but our successes so long as we learn from them and accept them as part of the learning to mastery process. Mastery at anything cannot happen until we accept our failures in the process as opportunities to succeed.
That's what I actually needed.
Thank you, Robert :)
What he says here is absolutely true. I use to breed (very limited) shepherds, and so loved them.) One thing, that use to drive me crazy was when I was bringing their food to them they would be jumping all over and sometimes knocking over the food bowl before I could place the bowl, so that problem became one of the most important thing, to me, to address in their training . It is important that your dog watches you for direction. That is a good dog. Anyway, back to the food thing. I would have them sit and wait until I told them Ok to eat. At first when I was working on this particular thing, when I leaned down to place the food bowl on the ground/floor they thought it was ok to eat, but not so, if they started to get to their food while the bowl was still in my hand I promptly brought the food bowl back up so they had to wait until they were fully still, completely, and looking to me for direction, if they start the same thing, I would do this over and over again until they realize their moves didn't work in their favor. IMPORTANT, I NEVER veered from that routine, it WORKS, but only if you do this EVERY time. This helps the dog to look for their cue from you to go ahead, with whatever word you choose to use each time. It also teaches them to be patient. This only works if you do this EVERYTIME, EVERYTIME, EVERYTIME. I can't say this enough, just as the video stresses. Unfortunately, if other people, family members who ever may feed them, it is near impossible to get this thru to them. This takes a lot off of you to have them co-operate with you. Just know they are going to test you, so be ready when you bring the bowl half way down, they are probably going to go for it before you are able to sit the bowl down. So, it is so important to immediately bring the bowl back up until they are PERFECTLY STILL for a few seconds. You don't want to have to try and dodge their head when trying to put the bowl down. They should wait until you have stood up completely, and WAIT until you give them, the WORD, and even wait several seconds before you give the WORD. Well, that is my tip, and I just learned this going down the road training my own dogs. . Best to all! P.S Sorry this is so long.
Woooooow. I was here 2 years ago. I see my comment under yours. This is EXACTLY the truth.. What you just said. I did it too and this WORKS. 💪😎💯
Robert, as usual, perfectly communicated. God bless. You are helping us improve our relationships with our dogs.
Very cool presentation. I really appreciate the passing on of the wisdom, after years of work, including (at the end) the importance of being present.
I needed this pep talk. Have felt like my dog and I regressed the last couple of days and we had just really started a week ago w/ great results initially. Thanks
Really thank you for this advise. This seems to me the best advise I never had in dog training. From now I will try to keep this in mind and to pay attention to this when training my malinois.
Sehr emotional, super lieber Robert👍🐕
Very good advice! Not only for dog training, but for life as well. I have been watching your training videos to help get a pitbull rescue under control. Consistency has been a common theme I've noticed and embraced. Happy to say I've made huge progress with the dog and must also say the training routine and consistency as made my life noticeably better. Thank you for the great content Robert!
Congratulations on both achievements, you just unlocked level... I mean congrats, awesome bro! :)
"yet" is a powerful little word!! I use it for encouragement when working with both animals and people, including myself. Instead of "I can't do this!" I think "I haven't done it YET". My lab pup has learned SO much so quickly, but just could not/would not manage a "stand"... I could lure her forward from a down or sit, and knows "wait" in down and sit, but she just would not stop moving forward and wait in stand (yet). At almost 8 months, she is finally understanding as we practice stand/wait/fold-down. 👏👏👏 BTW I never noticed the fold-down as a "thing" till watching Goofy in the box.
Thanks for that!
I’m becoming a dog trainer and I think the hardest thing for me to grasp, and this video helped so much to explain it, was what consistency really meant, including how tone of voice has to truly be the same every time I give the cue. This made my day because even I sometimes get down on myself like why am I facing difficulty when I don’t need to. It’s for these very reasons, truly honing patience and consistency! Thank you Robert for the wise words! Aloha from Hawaii 🌺🐕✨
I been following all your advice for 5 days now , my 3 month Mali, is sitting , walking next to me , and pooping and pee outside , Thank you , friends and family kind of criticize me because i don't baby him or i don't use harness, they think I'm hurting my puppy , I feel so accomplish and my life has so much meaning now.
I am a psychologist and I really believe that it is important to understand the dogs psychology. Thanks so much for this important information.
Fantastic advice as always
OMG DID I NEED TO HEAR THIS! THANK YOU!
I needed this advice. Thank you. 🐶🙏🏼💋
Robert has become our primary mentor for training. When we decided to get a Belgian Mailinois, I knew we needed some guidance (I had never worked with a dog like this) and discovering Robert was amazing. I used his free content, which is plentiful, for the the first couple of months of Kila's training with good success. Now we are a member at his website and Kila, at 6 months old, is truly becoming the most amazing dog we have ever owned. Thanks Robert!
Thank you for those nice words. Glad to be a part of your training.
very informative and excellent advice. more power to you robert in everything you do especiially in dog training matters.
You have absolutely amazing videos and advice.
Truly appreciate all the work and heart you and your team put in.
What an amazing insight! Do not change your technique, unknowingly most of us do that because we dont get desired results, every day watch a new video and hope for a miracle that our dogs will be trained with that technique... All we do is confuse them and set them up for failure...
I really want to cry after watching this video! I should watch it earlier, and it is encouraging me to keep training my dog. Thanks for this video!
fully agree !
I practice what you have taught me and it works!
I love what you said. I have 6 month old American Doberman and I'm loving it.😄
Great advice, thank youx
Thank you
Thank you Me. Cabral. I just purchased an Afghan pup and your advice is spot on.
I’m 67 and wanted something to help me with consistency. So I own “King Tut.” We’ve been working on housebreaking, leash commands and biting.
Many times I wanted to throw in the towel, but your advice is evidence I’m on the right path.
I’m also into martial arts and consistency is imperative if you want proficiency. Thanks again.
Robert thanks for sharing your wisdom!
Great advice . Teaching the back command with your video today - my puppy is going great as I follow your instructions 👍👍 thx so much
that's very good advise and well said, also always end a training session on a positive and successful note ...
I agree, if ya don’t have the time/patience, to put in the work ya gonna set ya self up for failure. I also believe that yelling at the animal will have it thinking about the yelling and won’t be able to concentrate on anything until it’s calmed down again, to say nothing about praise,very important..praise.. top tips mate. Thank you 🙏
You always seem to post a video exactly when i need it 😂 ive literally just figured this out. I put way too much expectation on my pup, got very frustrated and in the end i almost quit, and because i too have been doing martial arts for years i thougt screw it i wont give up ill just change my approach. In the last two weeks my dog is a completely different dog, she is happier, im happier and her work is benefiting from it also.
You're brillant. I've found your TH-cam channel earlier this week, passed it to my daughter(22 yo) and she already has an appointment with a dogtrainer on this coming Sunday (here in France - we'll check if he's okay thanks to your advices).
The dog (aussie from an association shelter) is 8 months old and he's okay (socialized, dogpark every day, does many things as stand, down, sit...).
But he doesn't clearly get under control yet the basics "The COME command, the STAY command and the LEAVE IT command.".
Thanks for your work ! It helps a lot.
SO TRUE. thank you!
Excellent insight, Thank you.
get my pup in a few weeks.
thanks for the great insight!
Absolutely brilliant. I have been researching how to be a good owner before I would get a pup. Up until now I have had a lot of doubts about my ability. However after listening to this, I am now confident. Why? Because I have never been exceptional at anything, yet I am fairly successful. Why? Because of my routines, patience and perseverance. I have applied the same mindset in martial arts, learning, motorcycle riding and fitness alike. Thank you Robert! :)
1000% agree! I haven't had a dog for awhile, but the ones I had were well behaved, because I was always consistent and patient. And I never used treats, only praise.
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This was great information dog owners and trainers needed to hear nice job
You are amazing.... it is more a lesson for my life. Thank you.
I love this! Thanks!
Fantastic lecture on consistency and patience. We have a new member of our family Isla german shepherd now 6 months. I am using your tips and she is coming on really well. She seems to love our daily training sessions and so do i. She does not always get it right but with patience and consistency it is so rewarding when she does. For Both of us. Thank you for passing on your invaluable knowledge and experience. Paul london UK
We just got a 4-year-old female German Shepherd who was never been taught anything but remarkably sweet and well behaved considering where she came from. I am sure we will be watching many of your videos. Thank you!
I really enjoy these videos and have saved a number of them for future reference. I agree with 99% of everything. Really the only thing I have a issue with is tone. I agree that during training tone should always be consistent. But a dog can sense intent, urgency, pleasure or displeasure if you use different tones.
Very awesome video" thank you ! My ten-month-old shepherd is doing awesome and I just realized I'm the one that needs the training to finish her off right
Being a pianist has taught me patience, and helped with my dog training. When you practice a skill thousands of times then repeating a dog command a few times is easy. Great video, thanks!
This may be a few years ago but I needed it today. Thank you.