Teach Your Dog to Stay pt. 2 - Using a Tug & Long Line - Robert Cabral Dog Training Video #10
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
- In this video I show you the proper use of a long-line to prevent a dog from breaking a "stay" command. I use a tug toy to increase the drive in the dog and increases the chance that he may break the stay.
Preventing the dog from failing at an exercise is the best way to teach him success. Furthermore, the correction in this exercise is not delivered by the person, but rather something the dog feels he brought onto himself.
Be sure to watch part 1 first: • Teach Your Dog to Sta...
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adding a set up helps the dog to understand the potential for consequence in a controlled situation. the more realistic the training, the more likely it will work when needed.
What's the name of his leash?
You have such great videos! Thanks so much
So much to learn.
I failed to teach the release signal - bad owner.
Have to go right back to the beginning and learn sit AND release signal.
Hope the dog is able to understand it's my fault not his!
I doubt dogs have any concept of blame or fault the way humans do. Dogs don't feel guilty. 😁
My Friend Roba?first lwant to thank you coz you're not reluctant sharing your knowledge second is the same love for K9S same as" l",lam in Nairobi Kenya and hope one day I will become close to your standard in dog training. Big up once more.
Thank you Haggai. I have visited your country several times and LOVE it!
Hey Robert!! I see when Goofy did break and you said no you said there was no punishment because he corrected himself. So, the punishment was not when he was snatched back by the line? If not what would the punishment had been if he had not corrected himself?
There is no punishment, only correction.
This is phenomenal. I am trying to keep all your videos in mind. We are getting a shih poo and while a lot smaller of a dog, he will definitely require training.
That’s a cat, see other channel lol
God
Sir Robert, I know it was 4 years ago with this video and doesn't matter for me. Apperas today. I've got Big Respect for You and your hard work and your passion and your heart. I'm still your fan.
Bartek Kondrat
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Do u have to tap the dog or can u just use your terminal marker
I bought a long training line for my 5 month Belgian beige Tervuren but he spends most of the time carrying it or chewing it! So I spend most of the time telling him to ‘leave it’ ! I then out of frustration take the lead off, thinking it would be better to train him without the distraction of the long lead but then he just runs away! Any suggestions! Pulling my hair out!
God
Hey Robert ! Awesome training, my 5 month old golden is doing great with all your tips. Just wondering can I use a ball instead of a tug toy when releasing/rewarding. Seeing his ball is a higher prey drive for him. Or is that setting him up for failure for his retrieving and coming back to me?
Thanks
Will definetely give this a bash...
Makes sense..
Just one thing.. what collar is he wearing?..
choke chain
@@RobertCabralDogs thanks.
Appreciate ur response.. say hi to goofy for me..