How To Leash Train Your Dog Using a Long Line - Robert Cabral Dog Training Video
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ก.ค. 2019
- How to leash train your dog using a long line is the best way to teach your dog loose leash walking skills. In this video, shot at a local animal shelter, I demonstrate the technique for my class.
All of the basics of using solid dog training skills to engage and train the dog are included. This is a shorter version of the complete lesson which is available in my member section at:
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You said "P" the dog immediately peed. Impressive
Great video! There's nothing wrong with your normal videos but it's twice as valuable watching you just work a dog that's not one of yours while explaining to people. Because the process is even clearer.
Really nice video ,learned a lot , thanks man!
Awesome tip man!! Very informative and something I need to improve on
Thank you for the info
That's what I'm talking about. Excellent video and more interesting because after you teach you called some body to do it. Also was so funny when you said if some one do it wrong then is 5 push up. That is reminded me the Army on Basic Training.
Thank you so much!! So many people assume that everyone knows these basics!
The dog is clearly so pleases to be getting some attention. Thanks Robert : )
My car is dusty, too. 😂
Great video!
Robert, thank you
This is great. Our Ruby is learning so fast 😊
I just did a search on 'Robert Cabral leash walking' and look what I found!
Great video! I believe a long leash is a MUST HAVE for training dogs to walk on a loose leash and recall.
Very good video on the beginning of the walk with the foot without constraint and with lanyard🇫🇷🇺🇸
Glad I’m a member!
nice job. i've done somthing similar and you need patience when you get a new dog that is somewhat out of control or never walked nicely. This dog was already somewhat trained but the approach doesn't change. i remember teaching an adult German Shepherd to walk nicely on a lead. it took hours of patience but eventually it paid off.
Good video👌👌👌👌😍😍😍
Thanks as always from Samoa
I like the videos from when you are at the rescue centre.
You are so cool man!😀😀😀😀😀
What if your dog keeps going in front of you? In this video the dog already seems to know what to do and always trails behind you. I can't get my dog to not shoot in front of me from the get go.
Your videos are so helpful. Thank you. I have a 6 month old German Shepherd, how long of these kind of sessions should I do with him?
well done
What tips do you have on walking multiple Dogs? Have a puppy and a 2yr old that always tangle up and pull when together but when separate they are fine. Appreciate your vids, not sure how I came across them but they’ve been extremely helpful with the new puppy.
I have weakness on my left side and I have a Great Dane (9mos) so I have to do all my training and work on right side even though I'm right hand dominant. She's being trained as a mobility dog so I have to train her to the side I'll be able to brace on.
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This is great, though for high drive dogs (we have a high drive golden) who constantly wants to pull and be in front. How would this look differently- I notice this dog is at a slower pace. Our 1 year old pup is very food motivated which helps but curious if you have any thoughts (or I probably should just join the patreon and ask with more context 😀) thanks for the video!
Looks the same. The about turns put the dog into position. Actually works more effectively on higher drive dogs.
My dog is on my right side. I'm left handed and traffic always comes from the right when I cross the road like in UK, Hong Kong, and Japan. Does this makes sense? SUBSCRIBED.
What treats do you use?
What kind of treats should I use for training? Just starting with my German Shepherd puppy
That’s the training
Question this is open space. This is nice and all but i dont just have this big space in my garden i need to use a street to get to open space (a park) (which has lots of day to day distractions so how do i get to the park?
Hallo Robert. How old must my puppy be to start training with a long leash . My rottweiler is 18 weeks. Thank you from Sweden.
What would you do with a dog who is heavily distracted by scents / other dogs in this situation? I just started walking a dog who pulls hard and constantly on a leash, super high energy, and bolts over to any dog he sees. I can only train him in public spaces, like parks. I've tried the technique in your video, but he only pulls on the long line the whole time, trying to get at ground scents or things in the distance.
Where can we find those braided long lines? I didn't see it on Amazon.
Chewy
I have two German shepherds.
#1 is trained to be on my left
#2 I just got him, he appears to be trained for the right side. Is there an advantage to having one dog on each side of me or should I try to have two dogs up to the left of me...... and if so, how do I get them both to heal on my left hip because one dog will be in the way of the other?
Hi Robert.
So what do you do when you’ve done all that, the dog even walks well beside you but refuses to look up to you to know where to go or when to stop etc?
I really want to teach my dog better leash walking but I worry that our walks are also his bathroom breaks (apt life). How do mix this with them being able to move off the sidewalk if we are walking for a bathroom break?
How long or how many months before we should see some big results
I have a question, I have a Boston Terrier he is 1 year old and I'm trying to train him to be in my side at Hell command. He doing fine not at 100% maybe at 50%. The thing is if he see children next to him he not came out of control and start sniffing and kicking and he pull the leach very hard like he want to jump on the people. What can I do to correct this bad behavior? Thanks
you can say "P" for PROPER "Q" for QUESTIONABLE
If u walk rightsude then it should be q ?
what should you do when your dog suddenly sits down or lays down?
In the past I've always used the Koehler method. With my new dog I've decided to use the 'Treat' method. Yes, It's quick and effective. Now my dog, months later, expects treats or he starts to disobey. Q: Do I have to carry a pocket full of treats for the rest of my days?
wean your dog off the treats. you can use leash pressure and verbal praise/corrections
how do you submit Ask Me Anything questions?
I think you have to leave them in the comments on his latest "ask me anything" video
My puppy starts biting the leash...even when he comes towards me he'll have the leash in his mouth...
i am left handed so i have the dog on my right. I like to have my dominant hand free if needed to use it( like opening doors or gates etc.)
Hey, pay attention, like a Robert said. So because you rae left handle you shake the hand with your left hand? When you put the key on your car to starting, do you use your left hand? So the point is we need to learn to to use both hand
What about after this part of training you take the dog in street and they easily distracted
It would make a lot more sense for heel to be on the right
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Can you tell me the reason why we always have dogs on out left side? I've never heard that
It comes from old hunting custom. Most people are right handed shooters - so they would have their gun on their right side and the dog is safer on the left
It's an old age practice, with many reasons. Like leaving the right hand open for hand signals mainly in obedience and hunting sports.
It’s an ancient custom for dogs and horses because on the left they stay out of the way of swords, guns, etc. Walk the dog on the left, saddle a horse, mount a horse all on the left.
As usual an amazing video. I realized fault in my ways. Maybe you can help with something else. My dog is not interested in food outside. Even if I skip a meal. He just wants to sniff and explore. He will push my hand away with his nose
To add I tried his kibble which he loves very much. Tried string cheese like you. Boiled chicken breast. Turkey ham and hot dogs. He wants nothing.
Hello, while I am certainly not an expert, you should try toys, it will take longer than treats, but you might see results.
Maybe skip a meal or two.
Pete was not having it
Can you offer advice. My 6month old male Belgian is fine with me but always bites/scratched my wife when she walks him. How can I address this extreme aggression?
I've seen this husky on youtube doing the same thing. The woman who's a dog trainer was able to correct his behaviour. I just can't remember the title of the video.
What brand / model of longline is that?
Mendota
Robert Cabral Did you make that slip lead in that length? I didn't see anything longer than a classic 6' on their site. Nothing longer had the stopper like yours... Unless I totally didn't see it.😉
Just got a new GSD puppy & I have been watching your videos since I found them. Thanks much, you are straight forward & to the point, no fluff...I like your training instructions. I watched this today...& realized...I owe you a couple set of 5 push ups...
Correction happening TODAY!
Much Obliged!!!
I cannot run fast enough to get in front of my dog. The second he starts walking, the nose goes down and off he goes.
watch the video!
You turn around, def watch the video
Robert Cabral I was to vague in my comment. I own a German Shorthair (Pointer). He is being trained as a hunting dog. It is a Individuum with an extremely high drive. He would want to work all day every day. To keep him happy we train every day at least four or five times a day for approx. 15 min. We basically follow balanced training guidelines. As you can imagine he is a well trained dog. BUT when we go to the woods it is almost impossible to keep the dog under control. On the road he walks beside me with or without leash. As soon as he gets ahead I correct him so most of the time his head is next to my left leg. In the forest though, he puts down his nose and follows a warm lead. As long as the dog is under maximum pressure and as long as I correct him I manage to get the leash lose for a minute or so until he starts again to tear on the leash. I tried it with corrections and treats. Recently I had a sausage in my hand and I stuck it right in front of his nose. The only thing he could think of was the hog lead he found. He didn’t even bother biting into the sausage.
This dog has the potential to become a wonderful hunting companion. He learns fast and is willing to work. But if I don’t manage to control his drives the dog is wasted.
Cute little girl
I guess one could do the same with a 1.5 metre leash; no need to hold the extra line in your right hand.
I understand you use two hands on the leash but when you walk with a walker
I was taught not to let a dog pee or poop on the training field !
its a shelter dog in a shelter yard...
Dog walks opposite of your strong hand. If you are left handed the dog should walk on the right. This allows access to your weapon...all these techniques were taken from working dogs
Hahaha video begins... “Sooo today we’re gonna do a video about leash training. Could somebody please hand me that leashed dog?! AKA “how to leash train a dog that’s already somewhat leash trained” :)
HesedHof Nah, he put the leash on her himself. A lot dogs have some type of training before they were abandoned in shelters. If you watch the video you’ll see him setting the stage by giving her treats and making him worth following. When he does the loose leash training she has to be corrected. If you watch his other videos you’ll see him working with shelter dogs that aren’t nearly as trained and they also conform to the balanced training. However, if you feel that you know better than a world class trainer, please upload your own dog training videos so we can see a master at work. :)
Not convinced, that's a previously trained dog, it sits without command. I'd like to see that done with a disobedient, wilful, easily distracted dog.
I taught my 8 week old Aussie puppy to sit first (took 2 minutes)-when i put him a long line he automatically sat when I stopped.
Stopped watching as the dog is clearly already trained. Didn't see it pull once!