How to TALK to YOUR DOG - Robert Cabral - Dog Training Video

How to talk to your dog may not involve talking at all. How to confuse a dog is easy - but how NOT to confuse a dog is what we should strive to understand. Dogs are easily confused by the way we try to communicate with them.

So if your goal in training your dog is to have a good relationship and clear communication, then listen to the lecture in this video. it will make this concept abundantly clear and help you in your dog training - whether that is with your own personal dog, a puppy, a shelter or rescue dog or a clients dog.

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Understanding how dogs think and how they learn is the best way to build a solid relationship with your dog.

This video will spell out the way dogs talk and how we can talk to our dogs.

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[fearnobeer]

I showed my dog this vid, he partially agreed, but had some good rebuttle

[jmcarbone]

My dog is deaf unless I am saying something he wants to hear. My husband taught him that.

[eileenlohrer]

My dog loves when I hold him and sing about how much I love him and how cute he is.

[theimaginarygallery]

I had a dog that would come to me & make a sneezing sound to get my attention & then while staring me in the face & I would ask her what she wanted. I looked right back into her eyes & went down a list of possible things she might want (Do you want some food? Do you want to go potty? Do you want a treat?) and she would simply continue staring at me still & unflinching until I finally said the thing she wanted which would become clear because the moment after it was spoken she would spin in a circle which communicated her desire.

[jillychandler]

Very clear and correct advise. My dog has shut off from my words when we are out - she will not come back to me when I call her. She is a rescue greyhound, and I have tried giving her food treats when she does come, but even then, if she does not want to come, she will not! I only let her off where I know it is safe. I just need to keep rewarding her when she does come back to me, and maybe one day she will surprize me when she does come back when I call her?! xxx

[Linda-]

I had a dog that understood 200 words...She would go all the way upstairs and get my slippers and bring them down to me when I asked her to..She learned every word through verbal praise only. We had a great life together.. She was smart, fun, happy and very, very loved...She understood what I would say because I took the time to teach her and praise her. She is proof that dogs can learn what we are saying if taught with love and praise....verbal, hugging, petting, enthusiastic praise.

[iga]

I"ve seen a few dog trainers on youtube, at least 10, and Robert is in my opinion the most qualified one. Many thanks for all your advice !

[wmorenoiii]

I love watching dog training videos that actually make sense. People ask me why I need my dogs to be robots, I’m pretty sure they enjoy the training as much as me.

[donnlowe]

My youngest daughter would yell at me for talking to my dog, she would tell me that my dog didn't understand me and I told her she was wrong. And I am right, my dog does understand me because she has learned by simple hand gestures or my tone of voice or the deflection of my words what I want from her and she is and always has been very smart and willing to please me. She knows and understands what I say to her. She has always been quick to learn and easy to please. I have never yelled at her or reprimanded her in a loud manner and I have never ever struck her in anger. I just don't get angry with her I tried to understand her and what she needs. We have great communication and I love my dog she is a wonderful companion. I take her everywhere I go. Before I retired I used to take her to work with me.

[motivationalservices]

Words or not, I'm convinced my dog is telepathic with me, but he does often interpret my mood by the quality of tone or strength of my voice.

[krenamehtadesai]

U r such a blessing..trained my dog to sleep on her own bed with your videos

[riskrunner]

My dog keeps the best secrets! She never tells anyone! 🥰

[neverquit]

One of, by far, the greatest dog videos I have ever watched. THANK YOU

[Pornality]

The hardest part of dog training is teaching owners in as concise and simple as humans need to hear and grasp new concepts .thank you for Explaining as easy as possible its One of the most important dog training points to make clear.
My clients can hear it fast, concise and within their capacity to understand instead of just nodding their head to appease me. The dog is much easier to train, it’s truly my job to communicate with the owner. I’ll quote you as this is as clear and concise as it has to be.!
Thank you for teaching by example

[mjjayful]

“But my dog understands EVERY word I say...” 😂

[davidlarson]

Hi Robert! Thank you for sharing what you know. Your teachings and instruction are clear and concise. My Malinois and I are better off because of your videos. Thank you! I got Bodie from a shelter at three months old. I didn't know what I had until I got home. When I realized what a Malinois is and the character traits, I made a commitment to give him what he needs. I began working with him, training him, giving him tasks, marking behaviors, rewarding the good behaviors. I have to admit that this do g is completely capable of learning anything! Any character flaws of this animal lay squarely in my lap. The biggest thing is technique and how to communicate to the animal what you want and what is expected. I want to tell you that you and the AKC were the most valuable resources I found. Thank you for helping me learn the best ways to communicate with my K9 companion! Bodie is amazing and without your instruction and insight, I might have given up on this hyper, energetic, ballistic, dynamo that is my best friend! Thank you brother! I grew up near you and now I live in Joshua Tree California. Bodie and I are better off because of your videos. Is Goofy still alive?

[thunderlightning]

I have 2 retired S&R k9s. They know sign language in the field . Both are rescue k9s . Aussie is blind, Springer has seizures . Taught each other to search as a team . Air sniffer, ground sniffer . I swear they can read minds

[MrBazH]

This has to be the best dog psychology/training video on YT. Beautifully explained, too. Nice one, Robert. Subscribed.

[dankar]

Your straight forward, sensible advice has given me practical tools to shape the behavior of both the shelter dogs I work with and their adopters. You've had a very big impact on many. THANK YOU

[oldsagerat]

I agree with 90% of what you are getting at.
My dogs are my family. I talk to them as such.
Commands are different.
You're the best out there !