OFF LEASH Training Using a Pull Tab - Robert Cabral Dog Training Video
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- Опубліковано 29 чер 2024
- Off leash training for your dog requires complete control. In this short video I let you in on a secret when you are training your dog to transition to off-leash. Using a short pull tab makes this easier. Ill talk about the benefits in this video and show you what a pull tab is.
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Another great video. I was a professional service dog trainer of the 1970’s & 80’s, and now the methods that were used then are frowned upon, understandably, although I was teaching classical & operant conditioning back then. However, there are many good parts of the training methods that were used that are still relevant today. It’s good to see a common sense approach to sound dog training.
I agree.
This is literally the only video I’ve been able to find with information on uses rather than just identifying what a tab leash is. Thank you. Very informative video on a simple but great tool.
You're very welcome!
What an obedient doggo! He's really listening to you every moment, isn't he😆🐶
Really great information, thanks
Just started leash training with my puppy. The pull tab is a great idea I'll remember for the future.
Thank you 👍
Got into dog training because of you, thank you.
Hi Robert
I love your videos. And U are an inspiration for what u do for dogs in shelters.
I ve been able to train my two German Shepherds just because of you. Thank You so much.
Love from Pakistan
Thank you.
Hey iqra I have a 3 month old gsd. Could u plz share some of the techniques u used.. my puppy puts his leash in mouth when he is in home.. but after getting out he pulls little but don't bite the leash.. plz contact me on Instagram. My Id is.
arun_verma692
Thank you
What I like about the German dog-training is that it is for big dogs. It seems to me there exist inherent differences between training a big dog and training a small dog. I've a 5-month-old mastiff/GSD mix.
I have a new puppy and am very happy to have found your videos. Thank you for your efforts to make these free for us. If you ever travel to toronto area to do a paid lesson I will be very grateful and I think many others will be also.
Robert’s shredded son
I can only recommend Robert's member's section! Love his videos since I have a choco lab for a month now (9 months old), who unfortunately had no training at all.
Greetings from Berlin/Germany 👍💐
Thank you
I've been using a coupler for just the same I can clip one side to the middle ring to make a handle, or clip both ends to his collar to keep it out of the way/have a shorter handle.. It's ideal, no different to what's shown here. Very useful and inexpensive.
Could you please show the same technic for the puppy or small Dog?? .....it would be great to see how you will use short leash without touching it to the ground or be able at the same time hold it in your hand?
YES!!!
Have always trained my dogs to listen well to my command, positive reinforcements...pinch collar has been great for that. I now have a 4mo old puppy who's doing brilliantly, but I am ready to step it up. She's starting to have her rebellious streaks (right at nap time, lol). She is part Catahoula and GSP, so I do not want her outwitting me at any point. With her age and a single coat the pinch collar would be inappropriate, and she does very well at her age off-leash. I would like to improve my scope of training, and I believe this is what we need.
Please do a segment for puppies.
I made mine out of breaded paracord they work great k9 good citizenship Saturday for my 1 1/2 year GSD have a great day
Awesome video
Fun fact... a malinois puppy can chew a pull tab down to little bits in an hour !
Dan Faller they can chew almost anything* down to little bits lol
I have 5 bucks on less than an hour.....lol.
@@johniac7078 hour? Must be a really young one
same with a young Dobermann, they can chew through or down to a nub anything within a few minutes if you are not watching. Usually about 2 years is when the chewing starts to tail off (slow down).
Ha! Mine got through his seatbelt tether in about 5 mins.. I went into the shop, came back out and he was loose inside the car with half of his tether dangling from his harness.
How would you do this with a small dog? Since the pull tab has to be short so it doesn't drag on the ground but I would then have to bend over to hold it. Thanks.
Came to ask the exact same thing. I’d be nice if Robert addressed his training to small breed dogs
That was exactly my question. My dog's collar is about 6" from the ground.
Sadly, you really can't. You can really only use a leash instead.
Great method and tool, but it's only applicable for tall dogs relative to your height
Good reason to have medium to large dogs, also you don't need to bend down to pet them 😃
Hi, Robert! Thank you for your grate videos!
Can I use this technique with my 6 months old puppy?
Yes
Robert Cabral thank you!
I'm having a tough time understanding this concept
To me the gist of it is: making your dog believe he's off leash though he really isn't. From his point of view a magic leash appears from nowhere and he gets corrected. This would make him more obedient when he really is completely off leash, simply because he thinks the magic leash will appear any moment if he doesn't comply.
This looks like it was recorded in Southern California. Was it?
Hi Robert, great video again.
I have a question for you, I have a boxer, still working on recall and getting it slowly. Now we try nice leash walk before of leash and not sure is it a boxer thing but he is so interested in surrounding all the time - it's hard to get him walking next to me. Just realised he is better on it when we coming down from a walk in the woods. We go out, he runs free in woods and coming back when housing area starts I put him back on leash and he seems way more controllable and calmer. Should I do any training after tiring him out first? Or is it worth to try and teach him heal walking etc without him being tired ?
Thanks
any training depends on repetition of behavior. The more the dog does it wrong the longer it will take. You want to work on heal ect. when you are most likely to get proper heal. For the before work you should not be heading anywhere until pup can walk reasonably on a leash. in other words you should practice the lose leash walking pup already knows when heading out and teach the newer skills when pup is likely to be focused such as in home. Teach at home first then gradually increase distraction so you get maximum amount of correct repetitions.
Hey Robert. big fan of the channel! your videos are the reason my mal/german shepard mix has been doing so good. She is 6 months old and loves chasing our cat. She isnt agressive with him but just weighs too much to be chasing him around without it being unsafe. Any tips on how to get her to stop chasing the cat. thankyou for all the great vids.
Crate her for a while.
@@RobertCabralDogs Crates should be banned.
Show the other ones pls
Can I use a just a regular collar with with the short the short leash
Can I use a pull tab on a regular collar
Showing a video of training dogs using a trained dog. Very practical.
What is an e coller? Starter...
What do you think of halters? Wouldn't the long line bother them less (by going between their legs,) if it were tied to a halter, ich wundere mich.
I don’t use halters. Only collars.
Hey Robert,
You think you could make a livestock training video?
I had a gsd that was obsessed and lost her because of that,they would kill her so it was this or give her.
I live in a village and have another gsd that lost his mother and is at about 1month and a few days old , I don't want this to happen another time.
Thank you in advance I really hope I see something cause I cannot find anything on the particular matter but it is quite important.
Manousos Glumenakis if i were you i would bring the puppy out on a leash to see the livestock every single day and reward calm behaviour with treats!
Soo I just adopted a older dog ..maybe five yrs old very good but not off leash how do I teach her off leash ?
What is "foose"
Reminds me of John Wick !
Hi Robert I have a five month old beagle,isn't the pull tab leash will be too short for a beagle puppy.
I thought the same thing for my dog, whose shoulder height is well below my knees while walking. I'd either have to hunch over the entire time or make the leash too long according to the video. I'm guessing lengthening the leash to the point where its comfortable with arms relaxed to the sides would be the solution.
You could possibly use lighter line? I know here, Tractor supply co. Sells these 50 ft long lines made of this very lightweight nylon. I mean, the whole 50 ft of line weighs less than my standard 4 ft leash by like 1/4. They sell it with hunting stuff I believe. You could technically cut one of those to whatever length you'd like, and it'd still be lighter than the leather used in this video. It's worth a shot?
I noticed your use of "foos" what is that, is it equivalent to "let's go"?
German for HEEL
Koehler was the first to use tabs and many, many people adopted them because of his work. Tabs and light line are signatures of the Koehler Method . For C.D. I've never seen more solid dogs than Koehler--most people have immense problems with heeling--his dogs were rock solid in the highest distraction areas (his method is not a drive method so you don't see the energy in some other events). The tab was to make the dog think there was NO weight, no leash and he was free (as is the light line) and of course the throw chain which was also adopted by countless other trainers. On another note I see you mix AKC commands (using the dog's name first) and the Schutzhund (illegal to use the dog's name)--is there a specifric reason for this?
... I would think in the "real world" it could confuse the dog in who legitimately is giving the dog commands ...
@@remalm3670 what do you mean? AKC does that to differentiate which dog si being commanded. IPO, IGP Schutrzhund the dog is supposed to be at a higher attention level and knows who is talking. Most USA people don't don't know German or French the two popular languages for Rings and IPO. There is also Dutch for KNPV TO stop all of that I use a specifically engineered linguistic language for dogs--as I am an academic linguist also. So, there is ZERO confusion to the dog and no one knows my command/directions
@@christopheclugston ... You may have 'worked' a dog in a 'ring' ... You have not worked a dog in the 'real world' ... where it counts ...
@@remalm3670 your ultracrepidarian status is showing. I have worked with war dogs in the 3rd World. YOu really are lost and re tyro acolyte.
@@christopheclugston ... Now ask me if I care ...
Where can I get a pull tab like this?
I found a nice one on the all K-9 website 👍🏻
JohnPaul take acheap leash cut it to desired lenght en d add an knot at the end...😏
The pull tabs you have is that what there actually called. The One different you said it was an ABC cline brand you thought. Just asking for corrections
abc kliin pull tab leash
What are the commands that you use for the dog? I notice ‘heel’ was ‘foose?’ What’s the reasoning behind this.
Thanks!
He says ''Fuß''. It's the German command for ''heel''. If you translate it literally, it's ''foot''. He is using some German words in his training, I don't know why. Maybe just for the German Shepherd :D. Maybe he speaks some more German. He might even be fluent.
It could so his dog doesn't recall to anyone else too if it's an easy word to guess people can steal even a well trained dog. My mum did this with our dog shed only come for a certain word that was only told to us if we were working with her
Robert speaks German and for some reason Malinois trainers issue commands in German. Personally I would use a 'secret' word for certain commands just in case, for example, some bad guy spoke German or had experience with Malonois 🤣
@@solideomusical Many dog trainers now use french or even Czech.
I think the reason is that you use a word that you don't use in everyday life and that "strange" words you tend to pronounce more in always the same tone, in contrast to words that you use everyday in different contexts.
Which is why I as a German use commands in "old-school" German, English, or kinda "nonsense"/my local accent, but avoid everyday German. words.
Not `bleib'' for ``stay?''
what length are they
6-10 inches
Robert can you start when they are two years of age
Yes. A little harder but possible. Maya was 4 when I started her.
Thank you for reply I will start working my boy.
Hey Robert, do you think it's ever possible to have a Husky off leash at 2-4 years of age?
Nope
@@RobertCabralDogs Why is that?
Not every Husky is the same but you know your dog best. If already more or less obedient, you could use a long leash/line, silent whistle and an e collar. Start with the e collar in the house for several weeks, (maybe 2 months, every time he reacts give a treat) then outside and so on. Little steps. It will take a long time but if the result is good, the effort was worth it. And if not, you at least tried to give your dog more freedom. I'm in the same - or more bad - position as you coz my Greyhound has hunted rabbits many years. But I will try nevertheless because the idea she will never run free for the rest of her live is an unacceptable thought.
@@ROBDee-ho9lu that makes sense. They're good at walks and at home but with my own judgement, I don't think they'll ever come back if I start having them off leash. I've tried the long line and fails every time. A lot of work or years needed I guess.
@@carlb641 Did you already try the silent whistle inside the house and give them every time a treat or their meal? My 3 dogs listen perfect to that. One trainer said to me 'the whistle should be imprinted'. (Like Pavlov did). That will take some months....However, if I would try the long line at my dog, she will certainly fail, just like your dogs. That's why I go on whistling longer - in the house - with treats she really loves. Later, on the long line, I will use the e collar which I hope will do its job. Yes it is a long road but I'm determent to give my sight dog more freedom. She is one of the fastest breed in the world and I think it is cruel to let her live her life on a leash. IF I fail - which is not my intention - then I know for myself that I tried everything that was in my power. I wish you a lot of success AND determination! Kind regards from the Netherlands.
What does foos mean?
Heel
Foot...fusse German for foot
@@danfaller1089 in this context Robert is telling Goofy to heel. (Foos)
Thanks!
@@keondacook4387 anytime!
Dammit! I have a dachshund so can't use this
you can on your knees. just get knee pads, but smaller dogs use different method
I could never use that eith my small ass dog🤣
Big fan of his videos but this one makes no sense to me. Why/when would you even use this? There is little to no co text provided here. Perhaps edit or redo altogether .
I wish there were videos on training dogs with positive training instead of aggressive e-collars, choke chains, prongs , and physical correction. I want my dog to want to do what I ask not because he’s afraid.
Alie C uhhhh..??? maybe don’t watch balanced trainers then?
because there are plenty of positive trainers on youtube
Dogs don't become obedient out of fear...of... Getting whipped???
What are you thinking?
Watch the videos before you make uneducated, stupid assumptions.
Robert has videos explaining all of those "abusive" methods you purely positive freaks hate.
I was adamantly against prong collars before subscribing to this Channel, but now I am totally for them (as long as the person using it knows exactly what he/she's doing). Assuming things without properly educating yourself can lead to bad decisions.
Glad I never encounted any of your children at Target! A trained dog is a happy dog.
This flexileash is smaller than a babyfoot😂
Fan of goofy. What is your location
I'm confused.
This video is about off leash training, yet you use a leash....
Where would you reckon off leash begins? Off leash? You use the leash to correct the pup as if he was off leash. After awhile of correcting on the leash he will eventually listen to you completely off leash as if he was on it. That’s why you start with leash and work your way off.
Did not see a roof over your head so why refer to the ground as "the floor"? Bizarre.
Sounds like Americans the government let's us think were free without us actually being free. I'm going to be using that saying the rest of the year.
The ONE brave new world
Why did you have to tell your loverly dog 2 times to stay down . I found one command to say down why put a teather on you dog i found never put a lead on from pup age. Or you will create a dog always thinking there on a lead and when you really need them to do as there told at long distance ive seen lead trained dogs make mistakes. If you look at my funny videos you will see
Just because an already trained dog doesn't do the command instantly, it's not the end of the world. A dog is not a robot. Sometimes, it doesn't want to do stuff. For this particular instance, I think it's the heat that's draining Goofy's focus. Robert is filming a video, so of course his focus would not be entirely on Goofy, to get maximum performance. Dogs pick up on people's energy. Robert and Goofy are relaxed here, so sometimes commands won't be done in an instant like when they are participating in the obedience ring.
And about the rest of your comment, watch Robert's videos before you make uneducated assumptions. Robert Cabral is a professional dog trainer who has dealt with all kinds of dogs. You can spew all the "scientific" bullshit you want, but actions speak louder than words.