Teach Your Dog to COME, the Recall - Robert Cabral Dog Training #12
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- Опубліковано 21 бер 2016
- The Recall / the COME command is perhaps one of the most important things you can teach your dog. Starting out with clear communication and then slowly introducing distractions teaches your dog this skill in a fair way.
In this video I'll teach you my favorite method to recall a dog, the PREY RECALL. Using a toy and controlling your dog's play will give you a solid recall.
Also covered in this video is "capping your dog's drives." A short point on controlling your dog and his drives.
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I've never seen someone look so much like a German Shepherd in human form
@@HaleyRodgers0 are you dumb?
@@anteloperave5525 are you? That dog is a Belgian Malinois. It is not a German Shepherd.
@@s1nged_571 no shit Sherlock, the original commenter is describing the trainer as a German Shepherd in human form...
@@Nonybusinessxxxxxx how are you stating he’s correct when you’re not sure of what he was in reference to lol.
Let me make this simple . Dog in video and profile pic are one in the same which is a Malinois.
For those who think showcase works only with a dog who already mastered obedience ... I have tried Robert's method of recall with a totally untrained 13 weeks old GSD puppy on a 16ft long lead, and the method works! The idea is to excite the dog to come to you, because he get treats, play and has a great time. Even after a few days of this training, the puppy follows me more easily and comes closer all by itself. The key is finding a balance; how many recalls you demand from a puppy during a 15 min session? Not too many; don't exhaust the puppy.
Itd be great to see this method with a dog who doesn't have a PHD in obedience so I know what to do when my dog doesn't respond/makes a mistake :)
Don't correct a mistake, reward partially by noticing the dogs intentions. Corrections are applied with behavior modification, so don't see it as the end of the world if a mistake happens. We make them too
He has a video on correcting dogs that are distracted easily
ua-cam.com/video/ksLroWNhZjk/v-deo.html
For those who think showcase works only with a dog who already mastered obedience ... I have tried Robert's method of recall with a totally untrained 13 weeks old GSD puppy on a 16ft long lead, and the method works! The idea is to excite the dog to come to you, because he get treats, play and has a great time. Even after a few days of this training, the puppy follows me more easily and comes closer all by itself. The key is finding a balance; how many recalls you demand from a puppy during a 15 min session? Not too many; don't exhaust the puppy.
Check his videos. One good one completely with raising/training a young dog with no prior training. Hth
Thats exactly what my problem is. My dog listens perfectly to me without a distraction, but as soon as there is another dog he goes loose. He doesnt pay attention to me. Your video is on point, thank you for that! :)
Wonderful teaching, great dog , please write a book!!!!!
Favorite trainer on You Tube! Videos are short and easy to follow! And they have been working beautifully!
I've got a field near me, i love seeing dogs with a great recall. I've only had my pup for a month but this is something i want to practice heaps.
You are a godsend Mr. Cabral! Thanks
Oh, thanx, I'm going to have to try it with my boy. I've been using treats, not good enough. I'm the one that got the failed protection dog, M, 1.5yo, and asked you if he would be ok with a family...well, I'm his family. He needs to learn everything. I'm trying very hard and so is he. Distractions are a biggie, he's never seen anything before....but, he does like tug....thanx so much. He's good at sit now and getting better at "out". We are both learning each other. He will be a great dog one day :-) I do watch as many of your videos as I can, they are a great help.
I came to your videos too late. I thought my Chief was so obedient until the morning the fox took him straight in front of the car. In his honour, I'm trying this training so it may never happen again.
Oh I am SO, SO sorry......I can't imagine trying to get through that.... Are you doing ok at all? I really hope you are coping ok and your honoring him by learning this technique is awesome. It is impossible to be a perfect parent, with our kids or our pets. All we can do is our best and know we're human. 🙏🕊❤.
I'm so sorry for your pain. I hope you're coping better now.
Thank you so much for sharing all your knowledge about dogs and teaching us how dogs think. I think I can finally help my dog understand me as I understand how he thinks!
0:50 I love this approach! Learning so much from your instructions.
I have watched a ton of training videos but I like your training methods the best. Makes training my 14 week old German shepherd puppy a breeze.
Been atound the tube and the tube has algorithmed me on this topic. RC keeps it simple, straight forward. 👍
I really appreciate your training style! Thanks for these
Cabral has the best dog training UA-cam channel for training your dog. His methods work and look how eager his dogs are to please him.
Thank you.
I have a 1 year old German Shepherd and your videos have helped SO MUCH with training!! Thank you for all the videos!
Still rockin in the old videos. Love every one. I am becoming a master because of you 🙏 @RobertCabral👍
So simple, yet I never would have figured it out by myself. haha!
I just did this with my 11 week border collie. 100% as you said. Wow. I’m going to keep working on this. My BC has a great time too
I'm loving your channel so much so far!! Thank you for all the work that goes into creating these videos!
thank you for watching!
Great video...thank you Robert!!! Keep them coming. 👍
Thank you I've been working with ny dog over 2 months. I was ready to get rid of him and start over with a new dog. He knew his commands because he would do them like sit, down, and heal when he felt like it. He never would look at me when I said his name or come when I called him. I went and got him a toy and tried this today and it was like a completely different dog. He jusf wanted to play not work, work, work.
This is awesome! I will be trying this with my pup
Awesome advise for recalling your dog. I think a good recall is the number 1 thing that people should teach their dog.
Enjoyed your instruction!
I'm learning so much from you. I wish I found you earlier... thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with the world! =)
I got my Malinois from a shelter... he is a Malinois mutt mix... he is not AKC royalty. I started using this technique and the dog responded... listen to what Robert is preaching and practice it! You do not have to have royalty K9 to achieve results! What you need to do is reward the dog at the right time with play time. Do not allow one or two temporary distractions to deter your progress! Be consistent in the messaging to your dog. When he comes to you, the game begins! When he comes to you, no further obedience ensues... reward him with praise and game and tug! It works! Thank you Robert!
I like your style and demeanor! I am Learning from you.
I forgot to mention, I love your videos. Keep up the good work!
Great video as always! thanks
I have a 6 month old very... headstrong Australian Shepherd haha. Recall and teaching her to stay have been the most difficult but you make it look so easy! 😅 Definitely going to try this on her long lead later!
Seems easy because his dog is already trained since he was a pup. Be patient, it will work on yours, will just take longer
So informative especially im a first time dog owner a belgian mali whose very active
Very smart love this technique
excellent video thank you!
I really wish I seen this video a month ago, I’m at the point where he doesn’t want to return cuz he thinks I’m gonna give him more commands. He just started doing that so hopefully I can correct it with this method! Thank you 🙏🏼
Also watch my video on the biggest mistakes dog trainers make. More great info there.
Thanks for sharing!
Great information beautiful dog
Thank you so much!!!!!
Thank you!!!
Thank you
Great Video really enjoying!
excellent, as always
Thank you! Cheers!
Interesting very informative.
Oh Damn that worked. Ty.
Gonna try it. I have a cocker spaniel that gets completely distracted outdoors, and I'd love to at least let him go for a run with his pals at the park. But the way he is now, I can't really slip him off leash.
I have a rescue English Pointer. In 18 months he had not been off leash as he had no recall. I am lucky in that I can walk with dogs off leash over hundreds of acres. He was not toy or food orientated and if he did come to me he would make catching him a game so, I got into the car and drove off for a good mile (Private road). He had to run after me. He tried the no catch me once more and I did the same. His recall is now 100%. He can be a good distance away working the scrub land and if I call he is with me in seconds.
its a great technique where applicable... I've used it myself :)
Just got to love Belgian Malinois 💙
very nice video
Thanks! This has been working great with my dog. Any Info on How to correct?
I enjoy your videos and have learned a lot. Can I use food to engage my dog? He is uninterested in any of his toys. Thank you.
Mr. Cabral,
I fostered a German Shorthair pup that is now 9 months old. She comes from strong field trail lines (VERY independent) and I did a great disservice to her by not working with her from the moment we took her in. I am now faced with her running away every time she breaks loose from the yard and she will not return (running across roads / fields / highway sometimes as far out as 1 mile). It's like she doesn't even acknowledge my existence. I really could use some advice in working this recall. She is NOT very prey driven for food or toys. Her prey drive is almost entirely on birds (which it should be considering her breed). I have failed this dog by not working with her but want to get this under control. Her life is truly in the balance. Thank you for your response.
In obedience trials here in Australia the dog is expected to sit in front of the handler without verbal commands or hand signals. Should I only practice this exercise with the dog on a sit to begin with or is there another method to train periodic sits to maintain his drive. Thankyou.
Brilliant, I have a belgium shepherd lurcher, do you think he will be slightly harder to train?
Love the video and the explanation. Have a German Shepard 9 months and is very quick with his commands like you talked about because of his pray drive. Also have a 6 year old collie mix. Very obedient but have had trouble getting the speed in the command or over come distractions. She does not like the tug or really like to fetch. Any advice on motivating her.
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Hmm. This might prove interesting sitting in a wheelchair. The whole going backwards isn't as simple/easy as it seems. Been working w/ my Bull Terrier for awhile now and its still hit and miss w/ him coming to me. Could you do a video on training aggression out of a dog? Love my dog, but he goes off on other un-neutered male dogs. Thanks and good info. I've watched a few of your videos and have seen success w/ them.
I have used a 50 foot long line going to 100 foot long line she’s perfect if there is any type of distraction whether we be at the horse Park other dogs the collar might as will not even be on her neck any advice would be so helpful... I have done everything that you’re showing on your video replay everything is great but it’s at one thing that distracts her it just seems to blow her mind and she knows I’m the best thing to come to and her partner on the game is fun it’s me
Wonderful dog. However, I'd love to see this video WITHOUT a perfectly trained dog. It's a bit daunting/discouraging to see this when your own dog does not have a Mal's drive (and how many homeowners have a Malinois?). Many dogs I work with lack even food drive. My own dog doesn't really care for toys. Please do more videos with dogs you have never worked before--I've seen some of them and they are wonderfully helpful because the viewer gets to see the mistakes that can pop up while working an unfamiliar dog or perhaps a puppy.
It is one of the reasons why you seem to see most of these trainer videos with Malinois, because they are so attentive once trained.
From the trainers perspective they are not going to show you their failures or the dogs/breeds that are hard to get the attention out of because these videos are to show you how it's done right.
I am not trying to cast any trainer in a bad light but it would be good for those of us on this side if the trainers showed how easy it is to train stubborn and slow to mature breeds.
I agree with you both. I took on a client that has a pair of Tervurens. Both from different places and different abusive situations. The male with absolutely no training and severely neglected was the easier to get engaged with. But he was happy just to have ANYONE that wanted to pay attention to him (heartbreaking honestly)
The female was slightly older (both younger than 2) but very shy, had a basic idea of sit&stay. Or "get back" is what she was told. But tossed around from foster to foster. She was more tentative. But loved to be engaged with me. Both of them, during this exercise would take 7 or 8 steps toward me and then take a detour. At first I was stumped. These dogs were essentially long haired Malinois
Then I watched closely and Robert said it. It was brief but he said "you start with the long line". So I went back to the basics and worked up from there. First just the long line, then the line while I went back, then I added a toy, still on the line and over time, I eliminated the line and so on. Neither had much drive, and were still timid, so tug was mild and didn't seem rewarding. So I came up with other games they liked more. I wasn't trying to build drive, just confidence. They were starved for attention. In some games, just being given some love was all the reward they could ever ask for. They got a lot of it.
However, seeing the setbacks I had, might have saved me time. But I think I learned a deeper l lessen this way and was able to build an incredible bond with two dogs that badly wanted a bond with anyone that was willing to give them the time. It would be nice to have more info. I plan to purchase some of his training videos. He's certainly earned it and worth every penny, IMHO
He’s also a Belgian Malinois which very well could be the best and easiest breed to train
...by a pro trainer. No average personal should have a Belgian.
So when do you cap a drive if your not supposed to give a command on recall? I'm confused. I never give a command when he comes to me, as his recall is getting much better. Do you do it when playing tug?
So how can you do this with throwing their toy to play catch but stopping them mid run to come back to you without the toy?
Hello so I’m training my new pup but a bit confused so I’m training him to sit and do the touch recall ect. So I understand not to call him to me at distance while he’s in a sit.
So When I train him to come do I just let him run around so his own thing call him then reward him-let him walk off then repeat?
Also do I teach everything in seperate training sessions?
For example
Morning - sit-lie down-stay
Afternoon training session-come
Am I overloading his brain if I teach him sit-lie down-stay in one session or is this correct
Do you have a list of commands that you use? ie: Here, Foos, etc. I want to start using the words consistently so my dog doesn't get confused. Example: Come vs Come Here Thanks
But my dog drops the toy and comes towards me when I start running what do I do?
the way i taught my dog was to come was i had food in my hand so thy fowled me anywhere so i add a command and sit they learned it in less then a day and will come from anywhere unless distracted and they are to far away so i need to revise my traing
We adapted an older dog that doesn’t like to play much. What can we do?
How do you teach your dog to stay in an Unfenced yard? My dog runs away
We just got a 4 months old BM, he has low food drive and medium play drive. Is there a good book for the breed? Robert, your teaching method is the best I've seen so far. Do you have a full system for teaching high drive dogs? We also got a two years old Lab that I'm strugelling with recall - work in progress... Thanks
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When I run for Play he try to bite on my hand .. what I need to do in this situation ??!!
Sir, How can i make my dog follow my command without food treat?
Please put a link to where you can buy the tug you are using.
check www.leerburg.com
Good boy
Hi Robert, I have a female mixed shepherd of 9 months. She is perfect for the recall in my garden, but when we are at the beach for a walk (I live in Brittany in France) she runs far away when she sees another dog, they play together and I does not exist anymore (neither a great treat or a fantastic toy). She comes back but after minimum 5 minutes. I never follow her. What do you think about a walk with a 10 meters leach, just to learn her to be close to me ? Of course I work every day the recall at home as a game and I practise the tug as I have seen in your video. Thank you for your help.
Do you have any videos for bringing dog energy up? My dog is a bit unpredictable and and I would like to get more ideas so I can explore different tricks. Interestingly, my dog does not always follow me when I run away. Even though he’s a medium or medium-high energy dog. Whenever I get him going it feels like a found a four leaf clover.
How do you correct a mistake? Esp in a less intense breed like a spaniel? Say you’re doing this and it’s all going well and then there’s a distraction / smell and he is more infested in that that the game. What strategy then?
Same exact issue here with my jack Russell terrier. If a squirrel is anywhere nearby there’s absolutely no way to get her attention.
Hi
I think my question would be irrelevant here...but my 6months old german shehpered puppy has started to poo in the houses however he had the proper routine to do a potty outside
Robert, what if my doggo only comes to me if I am always running backwards? Can this happen?
Question on crate training. Im planning on a Germqn Shepard pup this coming summer. I probably would like the dog to sleep in crate in my room for first mont or so but am wondering if dog needs quiet at bedtime. Im a TV watcher at night and if dog needs quiet I would probably have to put crate in a different room,
Thank you
What do you do when dog does not want to give up toy?
we teach the "OUT" early on.
Robert, I had a stroke and it affected my right side. So I can't run like in your videos. I just got a mini poodle in January and still having problems with recall. She's fine when not distracted and inside. I know you're supposed to start inside and then go outside. Fetch is no problem, she comes. But when distracted she won't. What do I do? Amy
How would I do this if my dog runs away from me whenever I move?
Use a long line
I have a GSP and his recall is perfect except when he is hunting. As long as he thinks that he is under my control, he will come 100 %. But when he is far away enough or when I do nonpayment attention he goes for a hunt all by himself. What can I do?
Hello I have a question. When teaching your dog something new, do you include their name in the command? Eg "Roxy come/sit/etc" or do you just say "come/sit/etc" without their name in front? Does it matter? Thank you!
we say the dog's name to get their attention.. some use it first, some don't. doesn't really matter unless your dog isn't paying attention... then its a little helpful!
Personally, when I'm training I like to use their name most often when I'm doing a recall, and much less often when giving other commands. Specifically for the reason Robert mentioned. This, in my opinion, helps for potential dangerous situations when a recall is absolutely necessary because the dog slightly associates its name with the recall command. (Not too much though)
How would I go about teaching my puppy this if they do not have a favorite toy or is not motivated by food?
the dog must be motivated by something... just find it!
Hi Robert, I'm over in Australia.
we have Jack Russell/Border Collie 11 months, and i'm trying to teach your recall, the problem is that when I move backwards with her toy she trots a few steps then launches at it, is there a way to discourage her jumping towards her toy.
consider using a lower value item.
thanks Rob, will give it ago.
I am a little confused it seems like our marker word is "Yes" but your release cue is also "Yes"?? I like your video thanks for making them. Can you explain the release word to me?
I use Yes as a release. I use a bridge word "good" to continue the behavior...
Yes is a release word and a marker that the dog performed a correct behavior. Yes is followed by the reward which means the dog is released.
Mary Blanton I was confused before too because I was using Yes as the marker and Break for the release until I came across his method. Watch his video on the binary dog. I am going to work on not using the stay anymore and reteach the sit/down to include the automatic stay until I say Yes followed by treat/play.
Good luck and happy training.
Can you send the link to the prong collar that you use for goofy please
So in the beginning do you make sure he does not take the tug and run to play alone by keeping the long line on? Do you have a beginning training on this?
My Border Collie has TON of drive but can help himself many times..
Hi Robert , have a German Shepherd / Dutch mix male . Fantastic pup 9 months old comes when I call him 60% of the time . I have 3 acres of field on farm . Need him to respond 100% , what to do ? Thx
Hmm I am working on this but not sure how long or when it's going to become natural to my dog to respond.
If I let my dog out in the garden in the evening for a wee he refused to come in so I open the fridge door and
I look down and my dog is there LOL
I laugh but I cannot carry a fridge around with me for a perfect recall, sorry Richard I try ever so hard to get used to training my adopted German shepherd and the simplest of thing's like opening a door is crazy because all good things come from the fridge and not me.
On a funny side of getting a reaction from our dog's and the moral of this story is don't feed your dog's when you are munching out of the fridge.
my dog love playing his toy on his own rather than with me....what should I do ?
keep trying. be more interesting
When I run away from my dog, he comes to me he starts jumping and mouthing me lol I still can't get him to stop biting me (his lips curl) I'm not sure what to do.
My dog is 3year old can I teach him trics or command.
3 ... 3 years old?
My puppy doesn’t even look at me, he’s not interested in food or toys. When I try to play or train him he lays down.
What if you don't have a toy? then how is the recall going to work.
Hi Robert ,This is Mahmoud from Jordan , I have a 5 months German shepherd , It seems obsessive , when playing he did not get back to me with the Toy or the Ball ?
I address this in all my videos relating to the subject. You will need to watch those videos. USE A LONG LINE!
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Thanks a lot for your prompt reply , sure I'm going to do it
My dog is not into toys. I got hm at age 3 so who knows what kind of life he had before. He gets along reasonably well with other dogs now that I brought him to dog parks at least 3 times a week. I have had him for 6 months and he finally trusts me and tries to please. But recall is not consistent. It's way better but 30% of the time he ignores me. I started giving him a treat on arrival to the park so when I call he expects another treat, which I sometimes give him and sometimes not. His coming is quicker but the number of times he ignores me is the same. Any ideas? Remember he is not a very playful dog yet. That is getting better but not there yet.
What if your dog does something you don't like
help him learn what you want and need him to do. Correct him (guide him) to do this behavior, then reward him abundantly so he will be inclined to do it again!
How many dogs do you have? And what should I feed my German shepherd puppy
Our 9 month old Labrador retriever puppy eats Merrick Backcountry Raw Infused Big Game Recipe with Lamb, Wild Boar & Venison Grain-Free Dry Dog Food. There are many great high quality products on the market. Best of luck.
Thank you
Can we get a video of this being used on a dog that A) is not perfectly trained already, and B) Doesn't give a shit about toys? My dog couldn't care less about toy motivation. He likes treats but I can't sit there and use treats as reward all the time or he's going to be 300 pounds.
You can if you replace their normal feeding with the food given to them during training can’t you?
There are treats specific to trick training that should help.
Try to make the toy(s) animated, and be animated yourself. Move around, use a high pitched exciting voice. We adopted a two year old Malinois/Czech Wolfdog mix (Amari) four days ago. To our complete surprise she felt right at home, she spent most of her life in a shelter in Sofia (Bulgaria) with 1,500 other dogs before being brought to a humane shelter after 1,5 years, and then she took the long drive to the Netherlands and five days later we adopted her. She couldn't care less about toys because she had no clue how to play with them. So I bought a bunch of tug toys, some strong rope and some softer. I started with a softer one, moved it around, started encouraging her and I moved around and jumped up and down. She grabbed it, I let her have it and she ran off with it to her spot on the couch and started playing with it. Then I took it away from her, and all I had to do was dangle the toy in front of her and she grabbed it, that's when the tugging started.
She gets it, but because she's still pretty timed (we're pretty sure she's been bullied by more dominant dogs because she's a total sweetheart and we haven't heard a single bark or growl out of her) she doesn't really engage in tug of war. Once she becomes more comfortable (usually takes about three months with dogs with this type of background) I'm pretty confident her instinct will switch on when I start tugging on the toy. A bit of a rant, because I'm obviously very happy with her haha. But yeah, just make the toys interesting for your dog, tickle their instincts. Enticing them with a tug toy and then running away so they chase you is a great way to get a dog going.
Also, to make this even longer. I budget for the treats, I just take the amount of calories off the daily regular food. Got pieces of chicken or something? Take note of how much all of it weighs, and then take that off of the daily regular food.
@Garrett Driscoll Im gonna guess it didnt work. Dogs wont respond to kibble when theres so many other interesting things outside