STOP LEASH Pulling in 3 Easy Steps - Even with a STRONG AKITA DOG

[@samwell707]

That “dynamic movement” is definitely a game changer. Figured that out a couple of days ago and verified that today with my dog. Great to see this is an actual technique by finding your video

[@wease1175]

Ilove training dogs its so natural to me i dont know why but i cant find much trainer's who have a different why of training but i finally found one thank you❤

[@panther7681]

Wow! Your theory is gold! My 15mths old retriever is always a front walker, constantly leaving me for sniffing and marking, checking the news in the neighbourhood. There's nonone to blame but myself because I've been allowing him to. Always thought sniffing during walk is good for the dog, but I now have to schedule the sniffing time and pay attention to me time. Thank you for all the videos uploaded. I'm about to sign up your online course as I'm so tired of positive only method. To me, it doesn't exist, as if removing treats away when the dog doesn't give you the behaviour is positive?? You have taught me how dogs need discipline and discipline in order for them to be successful and happy. Can't wait to join the online couse.

[@k9-unit-australia275]

I need more then 3 minutes. I think you should do 24/7 live training 😂😂😂 absolutely love your videos Mr Cabral…👍👍👍

[@songlopez-krist3835]

You can become a member @RobertCabral.com. I believe it’s 125.00 for the year. Amazing resource with full length lessons, addressing everything from puppies to aggression issues also tips with training tools and so much more!

[@camillahunt3247]

You are such an awesome trainer Robert. I love your videos

[@loishansen3029]

Great refresher. We are still having on-leash issues. But I’m in for the long haul.

[@adamm5054]

Good stuff. Thank you for your information Robert! For those of you who are so confused with this why don't you go and seek an actual trainer or attend a siminar. Dog training is a very hands on experience and just sitting in your home watching this stuff isnt going to make your leash handeling any better.

[@jozeepare9616]

Yes great video Robert! Focus on your dog and leave your cell phone at home! I see too many people walking their dog and looking at their phone, so sad for the dog!

[@loudloveen]

Brilliant! Does Max's collar tightens when the leash is pulled?

[@davehastings9485]

Great tips thank you

[@elysianangels]

Great lesson! Will try this out

[@AaronJaeger]

I presume you can eventually walk normally (less dynamically) once the dog is more reliable walking with a loose leash.

[@GusI727]

Yes, It’s a tactic to teach a dog to mind your body. Pace changes and turns are also good

[@ChasWorkingDogClub]

He probably doesn’t, but the owners do. I bet he walks like that while shopping at Target

[@raven4720]

Interesting and it works!

[@nancep7043]

Great advice

[@JanineMKartist]

?? I'm struggling with this. Particularly going the direction with more alluring sniffy places. Treats don't work at that point because the allure of doggy aromas as far more rewarding than any treat. I know you don't like harnesses but that's what I'm using for now.. what collar is on the akita?

[@macedoniangangster8085]

Great video Robert. Will you make new episode of "So you got a Malinois"?

[@RobertCabralDogs]

Yes

[@crippledgaming4118]

Hi Robert, I’m also Robert. I have a silly and possibly an even dumb question. I’m looking into getting a lab puppy that’s roughly 3-4 months old, i have a seven year old golden retriever right now. I would like to train this new puppy on my own as I can’t afford a trainer right now, however I’m in a wheelchair, not the strongest and was wondering if you could leave me with some tips, advice or even try some training from a wheelchair. Sorry for such a long winded messages. Thanks for all that you do.

[@MrGaxar]

fine video. now please do one with a dog that is leash pulling while being in front of you. your vid shows what to do when they check out while behind you. show one with the dog that its alway trying to get in front of you, pulling you, and when and how to correct and reward.

[@adamm5054]

Why?

[@charalamposkarydas3694]

I believe you can search previous videos from Max with Robert

[@MrGaxar]

@@adamm5054 because this video doesn’t show it and that’s the problem I have with my dog. Why else?

[@MrGaxar]

@@charalamposkarydas3694 no. His previous videos are all with dogs already 80% under control. I really like this guy but I would prefer videos with dogs he has t already spent hours training.

[@charalamposkarydas3694]

@@MrGaxar we all like or dislike someone or something.but communication is basic to communicate.you said something i replied based on that.did you searched for what i said?

[@norris007]

What collar is best for training?

[@jmmaan23]

Hi Robert, i find the collar correction useful while loose leash walking… ive got a 1yr old american akita who is reactive and goes crazy when he sees small dogs and cats.. so i am taking him everyday for 30 to 45mins at the local park (not a dog park) to work on his socialisation, we are just like watching and doing some basic obedience from afar so he gets used to a lot of distractions.. im just wondering what collar do you use in this video? thanks!

[@RobertCabralDogs]

Simple long lead. But we also trained Max on ECollar. Watch the other videos an you’ll see.

[@jo-li9hb]

Muscle Wastage back Legs I recently re-watched your video on stretching back legs and back leg problem with Goofy (2016) which was so helpful. Do you recommend that I do this for the muscle wastage on hind legs that my vet has noticed in my 6 year old German Shepherd who is active and likes hill walking with me but has recently started taking 'stop-breaks' for a few minutes during the hilly parts of the walk. Her heart appears healthy and beats slow, no murmurs. She is otherwise very well. Thank you for your advice and your brilliant channel which is so helpful.

[@SGBULLSVEN]

Hi Robert big fan. Just recently startd Crate training my 15 weeks old puppy, She goes in by her self and falls asleep after a while, I started closing the gate now, how is the best way to handle her waking up, do i open the gate right after she wakes up do i wait to see her reaction,

[@RobertCabralDogs]

Wait to see. Try to get her to sit calm before opening door.

[@SGBULLSVEN]

@@RobertCabralDogs I work from home and I Figured it would be geat to place the crate on my office but now every time i live the office to do something like getting coffe or bathroom she starts crying, while im there she is ok, im guessing im doing wrong to have her there with me all day while I work because the point of the crate for me was to have her separated safely from my old dog and a place to have her while i was out running errands. Should I move her to a different area? I do take her out several times a day my job allows me to give her a lot of time but im still scared to leave her alone to run errands

[@charis-charliemontsenigos6412]

Is it better to walk him the same route every day or change it up?Thank you for the great video as always.

[@RobertCabralDogs]

Won’t matter. Start with the same route. Then change it up.

[@rodneybroder7236]

Are you using a prong collar on that dog? I still have trouble with my Pit Bull Terrier mix pulling to meet every dog. I have used martingale collar and also slip leash.

[@RobertCabralDogs]

No

[@michelletaylor6488]

I have just rescued a 3 year old male Akita. He isn't lead trained and likes to try and remove my arm from it's socket. Is he too set in his ways to train? I have all the time in the world if time is what he needs.

[@josephstulec8247]

I walk my neighbor's pitbull, and he pulls on the leash. I tried to make it fun and a game while correcting when he pulls. He has 0 food drive and 0 play drive! I tried to build it but it seems like his attention span is very short. ANy suggestions. Thank you

[@scarlettwatters6179]

Could you make a video on how to stop growling aggression in your dog? My dog has started to randomly growl at me when he doesn’t want to do something, and if I try to touch him he will bite at me. He also is beginning to no longer listen to commands. He’s a very nervous dog when we go outside and he doesn’t like to not be in his kennel anymore. He’s 6 months old and 80 pounds and it’s already difficult to correct him. I want to try avoid getting rid of him because it’s ultimately my fault not his, but I don’t know where the problem is and I can’t afford professional training. Please help!

[@shanakarlsen3952]

If u want a nice easy walk, at a slower pace, what are u supposed to do?

[@RobertCabralDogs]

Start with training.

[@vavalu3056]

Husky can do well?

[@vavalu3056]

Could you trying leash husky do well？Cuz husky so crazy 😧 dog.

[@JoshuaXiong]

My male German shepherd would pull on the leash, my female German shepherd calm, my male Belgian Malinois would pull me… he’s strong.

[@locdawg3815]

⚠️ WARNING⚠️ I did this to my chi and she was really good until she turned 4.... Then It's the same ole same ole again. Only time I can walk her without a leash is if its a ghost town. P. S. She Darts.

[@IBMDOCTOR]

Bring cat to that park and I want to see your lessons than :))))

[@3373-g8z]

I think Akita means Teddy Bear, in Japanese.

[@jackglockstar]

You never explain what to do when the dog is actually pulling. This isnt a puller. What about when they ignore the collar correction and ignore the ecollar? I refuse to take it so high that she cringes or yelps but she doesnt care about corrections. Especially when she sees another dog. Shell yank herself even on a prong till she makes herself yelp. That's the help i need. I give up on her. Cant take her anywhere anymore when a year ago i could no leash her around the neighborhood.

[@adamm5054]

You gave up on your dog and your critiquing someone giving you viable information. Hmmm...🤔

[@riojimatsuoka]

Always walk in the opposite reaction of where the dog is pulling. My dog was a crazy puller. I focused a lot on the recall and long line training. Dog pulls, I correct dog, I make dog come, praise, and walk in the opposite direction. Keep it super basic by just practicing this in your yard or in front of your own home, a place he knows and feels comfortable. If you have a big living room, start there. Initially I used only 20 or 30 meters or so to practice this in front of my apartment. If your dog can't pull off, no pun intended, this good behaviour in a comfortable environment, why would he be able to pull it off on a long walk with all sorts of interesting distractions? Dog is away from me leads to something unpleasant, dog is close to me leads to something pleasant. I just used a slip leash with stopper attached to my long line.

[@jackglockstar]

@@adamm5054 his information is shit. He literally has a dog in the video that's already off leash healing while labeling the title as stop pulling. Hes never had an actual tight leash puller on his "help" videos. Plus, i tried reaching him once. Even with his outrageous pay service you cant even get on a small video chat with him for real evaluation.

[@jackglockstar]

@@adamm5054 he has never shown a dog that ignores collar shocks or corrections. His "reactive" dog videos are more like mildly upset dogs than actual reactive dogs that lunge at everything. Keep drinking the koolaid.

[@jackglockstar]

@@riojimatsuoka ya been there done that. My dog doesnt care about corrections and switching directions justs means she pulls in that direction too. We can reverse 100 times in 50 feet but she will not refrain from pulling. Ive tried it ALL till I was blue. Even treats. Shell come heel, eat it, and waltz away. Even if i keep them coming. Had to quit using treats to not breed worse habits

[@keithmichael5839]

This dog isn't pulling... even a tiny bit. Show a dog that PULLS... a dog who pulls so hard that he or she is on his or her hind legs as the owner tries to be kept from being dragged down the street. This is a dog who simply smells the ground and gets distracted once in a while, this isn't a dog who's pulling. Misleading title, imo.

[@amegill]

He’s not pulling. He’s walking with you. Use a dog that pulls all the time and from the get go. All you KZbin trainers use dogs that aren’t pulling and say oh watch how to stop leash pulling.

[@RobertCabralDogs]

Obviously you haven’t watched my other videos. 😆

[@amegill]

@@RobertCabralDogs oh but I have, as well as several other trainers. You need to really use a day one out of the box dog like mine. 5 month old GSD with no manners at all.

[@LeslieAnders-nu9xk]

That dog is not pulling the leash.

[@timgrey1239]

Would you mind doing this video with a dog that actually PULLS?????!!!!! That dog doesn't pull AT ALL!!!??? This video is a complete scam.

[@RobertCabralDogs]

Check my other videos. Ever think the dog doesn’t pull because of what I’m doing?