Leash Training Your Dog Part 1 Using a Long Line and Treats - Dog Training Video
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- This video is about Leash Training your dog. Teaching a good leash walk is not as complicated as it is made out to be. In this video I address using a long line and using treats to get your dog to stay with you on a leash walk and conditioning her to enjoy the process.
When you train your dog, being next to you should be one of the core basics. If your dog enjoys being in your proximity, it will go a long way in building a solid relationship between you and your dog.
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This is by far the best video I have ever seen on the topic. No gimmicks just an easy way to help the dog learn. I recently adopted a 6 year old pit bull that had been looked over for years because he was high energy. He was quite the puller on leash, after three fifteen minute lessons he gets it, and he loves to train. That high energy is now channeled into learning that he enjoys. Robert I can't tell you how much I appreciate you!
Bro. You’re the best I’ve seen and I’ve watched a lot of different trainers in my life time.
Ye bro he’s the man
Facts! Everything he says is straightforward and makes total sense!
Makes perfect sense. Thank you for posting this.
This video (and your others) have been so helpful!
Thanks Robert.
THANK YOU ! I've been fighting with my Aussie pup on a short leash. Your instructions make perfect sense and are basically what my pup is, excuse me, I am doing wrong.
I can feel my frustration level dropping !
Excellent job
Extraordinary demo Cabaral. impressed a lot.
Thank you so much for doing this!!!!! You have no idea how much I needed this video exactly today with my Collie puppy
Man you've been so helpful. Thank you!
thank you so much for your videos! you are the best trainor I've ever watched!! ❤️
One of the best vids on training here
Thank you for your video some really helpful tips
You are amazing! I have to apply it to my dog! Thank you so much!
Best trainer video viewed for dog training
Fantastic trainer! I can’t believe this advice is free. Thanks
My new Rescue huskey needs this. This makes so much sense!
Thank You .. from New Zealand
Wow! I'm going to try this.
So going to try this - like NOW !
Excellent as usual. Thank you
thank you thank you thank you for a real life demo with no bullshit cuts and edits to make your training look good
Great tips! Thanks. Good work!!
Thank you for these videos, they´re the best I´ve ever seen for the dog training. It ´s really easy to understand.
THIS JUST BLEW MY MIND. A step I was missing in my training
I've watched quite a lot of videos regarding my gorgeous staffy lola, this has been the best one I've seen I'm taking her out later to train. definitely subscribing thanks.
Great information as usual, keep up the great work
Mya is adorable ❤️ and you are an excellent trainer. You videos are greatly appreciated. Thank you.
BEST EVER... thanks from Samoa
I'm glad I came across this old video. Maya is just like my dog Prince. I have a feeling my dog is high drive too.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge on making a happy do and happy pet owner. The long line has helped tremendously training my 10 week old German Shepard puppy to walk on a leash. Thanks again
Your dog training videos really show how much of a well trained dog goofy is
I ENJOYED YOUR VIDEOS , EXCELLENT BY ANY STANDARD
PLEASE KEEP IT UP
I WISH ALL THE BEST
Thank you so much.
Great man very knowledgable,Love your videos and learning a lot from you thank you.
She's like glued to your leg 😅 What a good girl!
Great advice, working class dogs are super high energy.
Now that was a great video!
Good demo quite different than the normal way we are taught. Absolutely beautiful scenery in California ☀️
Amazing!
I have to say your videos are addicting! Thumbs up everytime. I’ve gained so much knowledge from you in such a short amount of time. I love what you’ve built here, great job!!
Thank you.
I'd love to see this with a less-trained dog. Interesting approach. I've taught large dogs to walk on a loose lead--staring when they were pups in my living room (two GSDs and a hound)--lots or rewards for staying at my side, etc. One has passed on and remained a lovely walking companion throughout his life (as did the hound)--and could be allowed to walk in front of me when "off duty" and asked to return to a heel without drama. The other--now elderly--lives with my son now and I'm told continues to walk nicely. Am currently working with a 10lb dachshund/schnauzer pup that I want to work on a loose lead. I may give this a try as she is extremely bright and trainable but very, very busy. I don't think I'm interesting enough, lol.
Me too
The... The hound stayed on your side...? My Plotthound will, given a long line, let out her inner hunter and start scenting. Granted, she was started on game tracks. And on a short walking lead I can get her to not get in front of me, if I remind her at the beginning that that's what I expect. But if I give her freedom, she will go hunting ...
Hi Robert, I learned a lot about your video training. I have 3 Dutch Shepherds. They are well balance dogs. I still keep on training them everyday. Thank you for your tips.
Thank you so much, video tip almost made me crying :D, my teenager is perfect now! And without any harm for him!!
Great way to teach heeling I’m so use to doing the old school , no treats manly pressure and praise changing my and it is so much more fun and faster resold
Dude you are awesome
You are a great teacher! Thankyou for sharing your knowledge! I have tried two trainers and leash training has not been helpful! Your education on this sounds much more on point!
This video helped me train my greyhound to walk realllly nice at heel. This really was super helpful. I thought heel walking was unrealistic with my dog until I saw how well this worked and this worked with her too. No pulling necessary.
The way the GSD looked at you when you explained the mistake people can make giving sit the command .... priceless. You are a hero to all dogs (and me). 😎
SR great video!
Great video !!
I love using a long line and have been working with my dog on one for a few weeks now. Thanks for showing folks how to do this with their dogs. It's something I figured out on my own but I think if more people would start with the long line a lot of leash issues would be resolved.
OMG THE NIBBLING DOGGO I LOVE IT
✨ I like your demonstration video Robert Cabral! Thanks! 👍🐶💜✌
thank you Shalila...
Thank you 👍🏿👍🏻
Thank you from Mongolia
haha... definitely need to do this training with my 7mo GSD! Awesome quick video!
Big up👍👍👍
DUDE!!!! The "nibble" portion is alone worth watching this!
Thanks again
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I have a GSP and she acts the same way the dog in your video acts. I will be going out and buying a long lead this week end and practising the techniques shown.
Very informative sir! I have a 14wk old pup and she also try to bite off the leash and after watching this vid it help me a lot, it just took me 2 days for her to learn to walk with a leash😊
Another awesome video. I have absolutely nothing to add. I know I need to teach my Ruby to heel better but I am not much of a walker. I prefer to go to the back yard and play fetch a lot and lots of tug.
Very nice sir
Great video Robert!
Thanks Cheri. means a lot coming from you!
Perfect training video
I have a 6 month old smooth terrier mix
She is defiant on a leash and constantly chews and pulls on leash
Super attentive, so I know dhe will do well in training but the leash training has been a huge stumbling block
Man, your tips really are helpful. Thx. I’ve got a hyperactive 8 mo. Old that thinks everything is a tug, chase, or game.
how are you two doing today?
Again thanks yes I had a dog that like to lead me but all my other dogs lead from the hip but again didn't really train but just happen now at least I have some ideas of how to achieve that with training thank you
I have been doing everything wrong, thank u so much
Thinking about getting a German Shepherd puppy. Your videos are helping me to learn. Thank You.☺
german shepherds are the best.
Im gonna try this with my 6 months old malamute Thor ; Thank you
I love Belgian malinois ❤
Super
Thanks for this content Robert! I thought it would be a "wise" idea to take the husky mix I walk onto a nice 15-foot lead in a field to burn off some energy before structured work on loose-leash walking. Well we were having a really fun, rompy, lovely time until he saw a TEENSY chihuahua off in the distance. He got SUPER excited about it (think he couldn't believe it was a dog 😆😆💕 ) , was at the opposite side of me than little dog, so had all the slack to run back my direction, past me AND the remaining slack (meaning 30 feet) to get up speed, tore me down, nearly dislocated my shoulder and dragged me about 3 feet (I'm fine 😳). What did I do wrong here? (I'm on a major learning curve on my way to eventually becoming a dog trainer...!) TIA and very excited to watch your videos!!!
I'm am a dog trainer and lover in Maine. Great video, beautiful dog and awesome results I've been doing this consistently and patiently and went from a-z on pulling!
thanks for the confirmation!!! Hope more people can understand this simple concept!
THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!!! I've watched the 3 wrong training videos and this video. All 4 have solved the exact 4 problems I've been having with my 5 mo pup. You're techniques are spot on, thanks for sharing!!!
love to hear that!
Your training has changed everything thank you for all you do!
Nice 🐅
I don't know if it's you or Mia but, my dog tends to watch your videos with me.
best leash training video I'v seen so far! please can you advice how long each training section needs? and how many sections per day? Thank you!
Dear Robert...me and tusha (my malinois x german) send u the warmest Regards from Dubai...as u tought me to make her awesome with your videos
The fast you change the direction the more she wants to be with you I always found walking faster got the same result
Maybe you could train Cesar Millan lol...your the best I've seen!! Thanks Robert. :)
Thank you for this video. I will be picking up my rescue dog today and know that I have a long road ahead of me since she has never been trained. It's been hard figuring out where to start but I think this is a great place! Keep up the great work! 👍🏼😊
Mary Tremblay hope things are going well for you!
How is she doing?
Great videos. I could use suggestions on how to give treats correctly to little dogs like Shih Tzu without ending up with a back ache!
Just toss it on da floor and pat him twice
Do you have books?I admir your work and the way you explain dog training.
Great video, been having trouble with this for a while with our pup but noticed he calms down a lot on an extending lead(he has a harness on, no choking)
i don't recommend either, but that's up to you!
Yeah it's terrible for keeping him under control but I have a training lead to switch to and a long line is on it's way after watching this.
Hi Robert! I've been watching all of your videos and have seen a good amount of progress with my own dog (he's a 9 month old Shepard/lab mix rescue). I was wondering if you have any tips on how to do this type of training in a more city environment because I live in Manhattan. Thank you!
So funny...I got the exact same bread (German Shepherd), her name is also Maya and she behaves exactly like this when I walk her on a leash.
I watched this video late last night. I got up early and cut a 21' length of black nylon webbing attached a snap on one end with a Conway buckle and a loop on the other with a Conway buckle. I used it this morning on my year old Husky bitch I got from the pound two months ago. I have her working with a 5' leash but what a difference that extra 20' of leash made. (I snapped the 20' line onto a ring in the loop of the 5' lead giving me a 25' line.) Absolutely no leash pulling as I turned and changed directions. People have suggested a retractable lead but I know I'm going to enjoy walking her with this 25' line for sure. Haven't reached the point of turning her loose except in a well fenced environment. She is a runner and enjoys just taking off exploring which I need to work on with the long line before I can turn her loose.
Thanks for all the many training tips you provide. Even though I've trained a lot of dogs and had a K9 in the 1970s when I was a Deputy Sheriff I recognize there is a lot out there that I don't know. Yet that is.
Love it.
hallo robert i love your videos, do you mind showing us some training sessions with Rottweillers
I love this video and for sure going to try it with my rescue puppy. He is the master in pulling the leash and darting regularly from my side to smell every single tree, which makes walking a very tiring experience for us.
Heheh… “your dog probably won’t have as much drive as she does”
My mally said this is the tamest dog she’s ever seen.
I really respect you and i'm going to start using treats in my training, but i have to step in and say " not true" on the first part of video.
I am just a pet owner and learned to train dogs from books in the mid 80s. One of the first things i taught my pups and other misbehaved adult dogs is how to walk properly on a leash. 99 percent of the time i have a dog or pup heeling and sitting in one or two day on leash and soon after on voice command alone.
In the end i only used hand signals and whistling to recalled my dogs from a distance, to a heel when i lived in the mojave desert.
And my dogs loved me and were happy till the day they passed.
So i am going to try new things with my new pup when i get her so as to get rapid response to a command but i don't compete so ir's not really needed but i want to keep learning more in my life even tho i'm an old dog myself.
Thnx for all that you do and be blessed, Leo
Hey how's it going. I'm aware there are many ways to train a dog. I would just like some more detail on how you do it if that's alright. I'm wondering how you leash train that is. Thanks! :)
I was really worried as I saw the thumbnail. I thought the black and white leash was a snake right next to you 😱
Very good video. I honestly don't get why people are unable to leash train their dogs. I worked as a volunteer at the shelter for years and leash trained the dogs there for the time they stayed there. I own dogs for over 15 years now and never had an issue with leash pulling.
I always find it so disturbing to see people walking their dogs almost choking them, where you can really hear the dog struggle to breathe, because it is pulling so hard on its' leash. And that the people don't seem to bother.
I find this just in time. I have puppy rottweiler and malinois. Big help for me. Idk ppl still use choke chain?
Thank you for this video. I'd like to ask you what do you think about about extra long lines? I bought 20 meeters/65 feets one to give a dog extra freedom when walking in nature. But of course he pulls the line as well. Which let me think that even 1 mile line would be pulled :) So he is always in front of me. I get the line because my dog doesn't always come when call him 'come'. But that long line seems to be an extra complication.
Do you have any good literature on commands? I know you can train whatever word to associate with an action/in action, but I'm about to get a Mal and thought it would be cool to have a different language for her commands.
You need a better treat setup for faster rewards ! Remember small accessory pouch we wore around our waist! Would hold a lot of Dry Cat 🐱 Food
My now 6 month old gsd/heeler mix is so hard headed. Like your pup being reactive and biting the leash in the beginning thinking it’s playtime, she’s doubling or tripling that amount of energy and behavior biting and chewing the hell out of the leash or collar or anything she can grab ( yes she has Kong’s and many toys for her to chew on, and even sour apple or vinegar doesn’t deter her taste wise for biting chewing). For example she had a flat collar with a regular leash today since it’s all I had available at the time, and made herself puke 3 times because she was pulling so much and wouldn’t listen to redirecting, corrections, or anything. I know I can break through to her but haven’t figured out how yet or I’m just over complicating things and making it harder for both of us... ps- love your videos, your way of explaining things, and overall love for the animals to make a better life for us and them, saving their lives.
I’d consider using a pinch and working with a good balanced trainer who can fairly get her to understand the situation.
Matt Chmura sounds like a good candidate for a prong! I had the same story with a shep I look after. It got to the point where the owners wouldn’t walk him bc it was dangerous with him choking himself out and not having the strength to hold him back. I fixed him up with a prong and it has made a world of difference! Watch Roberts new video on how to properly fit one!
How did this dog end up? :) Did a pinch collar fix the issue?