Biking With Your Dog - The "How To Video" - Dog Training and Safety

[@bharris5705]

Great video, thanks Robert! I would add another warning, and that is during the warm weather to make sure the pavement/road you are riding on is not too hot for the dog's paws. Black top can get to temperatures well over 100 degrees and dogs paws can blister in that kind of heat. Also, I understand that another way to help cool your pup is to wet their paws. Keep up the great work!

[@RobertCabralDogs]

watch the video again :), I talk about that at the end of the video!

[@jennalewis8988]

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[@rutikabhoskar4658]

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[@echo5delta16]

I feel that your comment is something that responsible dog owners know. Kinda like dont let your kids cross the street without looking both ways because there are cars that could hurt them..

[@theonlinedogtrainerreview5747]

I just LOVE this guy! Thank you

[@cheeseburgereddie2029]

Instructions not clear, my dog is now riding my bike and somehow the harness is fitted on myself. Seriously though awesome video thanks for the advice!

[@7XSociety]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@pauldow1648]

Dog safety and owner on a bike safety. I can't jog long and keep up with my 20 month old gsd. So I am biking her. 70 y/o guy not too fit or bike hip. Works for me- fat tire 3 speed. Plain Jane bike. Seat positioned low so you can have feet close to ground (low center gravity) to help balance and break fall if your big dog pulls away and you loose balance. Try to anticipate dog distractions so you can smoothly master this activity. 👍😊

[@jcribbs5819]

awesome video. I have a shepherd and I am fixing to buy a bike.. It is freaking my son out since am 61 but I feel motivated to do this..

[@montydurand467]

If you're able to do something you should do it. Remember the goal is to die young as late as possible.

[@cesaralvesdemoraes3187]

You don't stop doing things when you get old, you get old when you stop doing things. If you can bike and enjoy it just do it. It's a way better exercise than running for an older person because of it being low impact to the joints.

[@sippe3985]

61 dude thats young

[@DragonSkaterrr]

my grandpa is 72 (young too) walks 30 - 60 km in 1 week, so keep motivated

[@unaestrella1876]

You can do this. I really want a dog, and I'm loving my bike at the moment so I'm wondering once I get a dog if I could bike with him. And it looks like I can!

[@BosomBuddyCreations]

Thank you for this video. I mountain bike with my dog regularly and am appalled at how many people try to run their dogs too far and they havent been properly conditioned. Couple additional notes: YOUR DOG NEEDS TO KNOW HOW TO PROPERLY HEEL BEFORE BIKING TOGETHER. If your dog does not have a good heel, your dog will be all over the place while biking. YOU should be wearing a helmet! Bring water for your dog but do not let them drink too much and run with a full stomach. Frequent short drinks are better than one long one. Save the long one for the end of the ride. Do NOT feed your dog then run them! Please warm up and cool down your dog. Dont sprint out of the gate, start your ride slowly and give them time to warm up and also the cool down at the end. Bring poop bags :)

[@Clairedog12]

Yeah I have biked with my dogs off leash on the Mall in DC and out in the woods 30 miles. Always off leash.They love it, but they are not shepherds. Labs and Berners, circling around me as I ride. When they zoom past me at twice my speed on their four legs I get a sursum chorda and I am glad to be alive.

[@BosomBuddyCreations]

@@Clairedog12 I do allow my dog off leash at times, but she has a pretty good recall. Isnt it wonderful seeing them run through the woods?!

[@blessed777AMEN]

I wish my dog 🐕🐂 bully 😔 could run leashless n stead of running 💨 away LoL 😅🤓❤

[@TaoYingarrani]

I'm so glad he mentioned not pouring water along the back. I plan to do this sort of activity when I eventually get as German Shepherd. Very vital information.

[@kategoings8407]

Thank you so much!! My pitty and I took our first bike ride yesterday. Thanks to your instructions, you would have thought we’d been doing it forever 😊

[@smokeywick7100]

Thanks for this training video! I used to ride a bike with my previous dog, but she was attacked by another dog from behind while we were riding and I flew over the handlebars during the incident. My dog chased the other dog back to its' house down the street, and when I lifted my head, I could see them slowly circling each other about to fight, next to a 6 year old girl. I summoned every ounce of wherewithall and hauled butt down the street to retrieve my dog, not even sure if I was bleeding or broken any bones yet. Once I secured my dog and avoided further disaster, the other dog's owner came outside and thought my dog started the whole thing! Haha! His daughter filled him in as I limped away with my bent up bike, and then he quickly apologized. My dog's personality changed after this incident and would behave erratically every time we walked through this area after that. I wasn't learning about dog training then, so unfortunately I didn't help her as much as I could have. I've never considered trying bike-riding again until seeing your video. I have a different dog now and I'm interested in starting training him like you showed in this video and see how it goes. I've never seen that attachment you have on your bike, and I like knowing about having both the collar and harness.

[@GirlyEnglishGamer]

What happened to doggy?

[@hedrichysonwelles5779]

😂 thanks for that because that’s exactly what I see happening to me 😅

[@smokeywick7100]

@@GirlyEnglishGamer If you're asking about my dog, she lived to be 7 years old and then passed from lymphoma. She was not injured in the incident of the bike wreck, but did sustain mental scars from it as aforementioned. Thanks so much for asking.

[@LauraHopkinsCDL]

What a nice responsible video. I worry big time about heat stroke as it happens so fast and most owners are totally unaware of the symptoms. Thank you Robert :)

[@jonimzari1687]

we follow the same people! Stonnie Dennis, Larry Krohn, and Robert

[@PawsuasiveDogTeaching]

Thats a good idea for a video. This video did not go too much into the symptoms but its still gave great advise. I am sure he has a video about that some place. I am a new subscriber. Always trying to enhance my dog teaching skills.

[@S-O-T]

should only be done in cold weather

[@sd5458]

Helps big time having one of the smartest, most highly adaptable breeds in the world! Love my GSD. Thanks for the wonderful advice. I had a few ideas of my own but it really helps to have your streamlined process.

[@Ada-hj6lk]

Thank you sooooo much for sharing! I was able to train my german shepherd dog to my bicycle just as you did! I loop his leash around my waist then clip it to his harness and we also clip a collapsible bowl to the bike so I can share my water bottle with him. He runs for miles and wears himself out beautifully!!! Thank you again!

[@myfavoritegroomer]

First time out on the bike my doodles feet were extremely raw. Needed to know more about that.

[@alishaliddle]

This was such a great video! Since first watching I've taken my rescue dog and bike out 4 times now. He was so flighty and unsure around my bike our first trip out - but your tips about getting comfortable around the bike, using a harness, practicing left turns, and slowly building up with positive reinforcement have really worked for us! If my dog could smooch you I'm sure he would, but he's currently tuckered out from our most recent adventure and sleeping 😊 Many thanks!

[@LSusin]

Well done, I have my Maia on the right side that way she is Not on the traffic side, a benefit of this is that she can also go on the grass when ever possible. Also use commands when turning left, right, stop etc...

[@jessicarios5415]

You guys!!!!@! Seriously this works soooo wonderfully!!!! Do everything exactly as he says and be calm. My GSD got it withing a 10 minut training and then we were off! She ran her heart out!!! Ahhhh I'm so proud of my dog! I can't thank you enough for this tutorial. I hurt my knee and can't run right now and have been in rehab for a month. My 8 month old GSD (Rogue) needed to run badly. I got a bike and found your video and thank you so much!

[@RobertCabralDogs]

thank you for your comment!

[@workingdogslog3442]

My 2 year old mal is named Rogue :)

[@GavnerWinterLuver]

So excited to do this over the spring. Not gonna do anything crazy long but I think hell really enjoy it. I'm gonna get him used to the bike over the winter!

[@1943Grandpa]

My Aussie Cattle Dog runs off leash on the right side of my trike. We navigate heavy traffic smoothly. No problems! Took years, though. I started him on leash. I could do it in 6 months now that I figured out how. We do three miles almost every morning. He is impervious to animals and people.

[@sunseeraleigh1264]

This is exactly what I was looking for. Thank you.

[@nc_mtbmedic1399]

I used an e - collar, my leash is loose in my left hand, so if they do pull the leash falls out and a correction if needed from the e-collar... I also mountain bike and my lab pit mix loves to run the trails, my gsd had his first experience on the trail, he did great even with many distractions and other dogs... I suggest trails as they are not scorching hot and if u have a good bond they can come off lead. Most mountain bikers are into trail dogs...and often love to ride with them.

[@adriancasey8996]

Another great video. I’m getting great results out of my dog following your techniques and he is really enjoying the training. I’ve had dogs all my life but I love learning new and better techniques almost as much as my dog. Also, I didn’t know about the risk of shock with pouring water on a hot dog. Thanks Robert.

[@felinavillarreal]

This is an awesome video. I just ordered the spring so I’m super excited to get my boy started 😁 hopefully he learns well.

[@kindiz]

This is super helpful! Just purchased a new bike today and will start training my dog like this as soon as I get it home. Can't wait to start training her to get used to the bike! :)

[@plattapuss5844]

Great video. Thank you. I have one of those bar things. My lokita and I do a ride every evening. I slightly turn the wheel left or right and she goes in that direction. Took her one ride to master the bike. From 5:00 on she stares at me until I take her rain or snow for her ride. We are both older. Me 69 she is 13. I picked her “Lokita “ on a road trip to Mexico 12 years ago. Didn’t know it but she was pregnant. She is a 22 lb terrier of some sort.

[@theena]

I am a just say it: you are the best dog trainer on KZbin. That was immensely helpful and pragmatic.

[@Suzikatzpaw]

Thankyou for your video , I am looking at getting a Dutch GSD this year . I like the idea of a bike ride before work then a more relaxing long walk after work. I would like to offer a few other suggestions for harness's as sometimes they are difficult to find. Ruffwear brand and Hurtta are exceptional brands . Hurtta has many styles for different activities. Also a gentle reminder for dog breeds with barrel chests please give water in small increments to avoid gastric torsion from gulping in air. Sorry I cant leave work at work after hours lol . ( Vet Tech) I really enjoy your informative videos and subscribed :)

[@jmacdonald4681]

Punched the bike attachment into Amazon and thought, maybe I should watch a video first. Stoked I found this one. Great tips I'll definitely try. Thanks for this video!!

[@RobertCabralDogs]

Thanks for watching

[@theresa337]

Great info. Why did you choose the left instead of the right since traffic would be on the left?

[@AKIYIAKELLY]

Great Video

[@tiredbird471]

best way to tell if the pavement is too hot for the dog? Take your shoe and sock off and touch the pavement or use your palm, if it's uncomfortable for you, it is uncomfortable for them. Boots are important

[@Andrew_L86]

Absolutely amazing video! Exactly what I was looking for. This will be very handy for me!

[@acedreamweaver6739]

Just bought a bike leash for my dog and this hopefully really helps with teaching her to ride with me... Shes a German shepherd too so seeing a gsd use it really helped me out with seeing how they would react as opposed to a different dog breed that would react differently

[@godefroybouthillier4113]

AWESOME VID!! Exactly what I needed. Subscribed!🤠

[@jobond3317]

Hi Robert cool video great training tips. My 96 year old mum use take her horse for a bike. Don't know she did take

[@dynasty4851]

Interesting. Thanks for the knowledge

[@RobertCabralDogs]

Any time!

[@Gunzee]

I've been riding my doberman from around 7 months, I use a collar and a chain. I connect my chain just under the steerer tube, using that he stays on my right side 80% of the time. My main issue is other dogs, he is desperate to say hello. Nice tips, I'll try a mid mount instead of the neck. One important thing you didn't mention was, if like me one uses a bike from an early age. Then it's difficult to walk at a lower pace, or on foot. My dobe trots at around 10 mph, even 15 mph is just a brisk trot for him. I've used the bike from 7 months to 4 years old missing maybe 5 days in that period due to bad weather. I've taken him in all kinds of bad weather, for around 90 minutes or 11 miles. Around 30mins/

[@jamesbondaygee]

That was informative thanks. My labrador of 11 months got into this little sport together. She loves it and goes like the dickens. She also took me for a few tumbles. So I think I will go with that setup. Thanks.

[@ver6150]

Awesome video!

[@emilyjane4923]

This is an amazing video! The step by step if you have never done this with your dog 👌🏻

[@stewartsummerside8131]

Great video Robert we've a 6 month old cocker spaniel and going to start gentle training with our bikes along footpaths and in the long term hoping she will become a trail dog so we can take milly mountain biking

[@PawsuasiveDogTeaching]

Awesome I will have to remember this when I get a recumbent trike.

[@gaylebardrick7725]

Great video! Never seen a bike attachment, I've always just held my dogs lead. Will look into getting one I think. 🙂🇬🇧

[@ripleycronin3446]

Great tips. Thank you so much for your information. I'm working on training my German Shepherd to go on bike rides with me.

[@herotheplottmix6690]

Great video but...More advice...Teach your dog to heel! Hero is so used to being on my right side...he will follow same rules when I'm on my bike. I do not have an easy trainable dog...at all! I'll start posting videos when it gets warmer. Dogs love to run so have fun with your dog anyway possible.

[@jessicarios5415]

Wow! Thank you so much.

[@RobertCabralDogs]

You're very welcome!

[@plattapuss5844]

I ride with my 14 month old old golden doodle at be least 4 days a week. I bought a e-bike 99% for this activity. 5 laps around the block equals 1.8 miles. I also trot my 14 year old terrier 1 lap. She rides in the basket waiting her turn. Had an older e-bike that she ran with for 5 years prior. I use a CD Walky dog attachment with a 18 inch stretchy extension. Thats a must for this device.

[@blueenduro5060]

Great video dude please make more great stuff

[@nc_mtbmedic1399]

Also acclimate your dog to the weather, take it slow, give them water and rest, especially on those long rides...

[@Holomatchi]

Fantastic video like always! Have 16 week old longcoat gsd, ur program is working excellent! Wish i found u earlier when I adopted two old shelter gsds. They would have benefited immensely from ur coaching ways! You are the Athleanx/Jeff Cavalier of dog training which is the highest compliment I can give!

[@HomeofGoldRush]

This was a good guideline video. I watched this to figure out what to do to train my dog how to ride with me. It was really hard at first and I really wanted to give up because the dog was not understanding what we were suppose to accomplish. After 6 months of training to do this, I am actually enjoying this training. I just wanted to add that be mindful of what breed of dog you have ,what type of bike to are on and what type of leash/collar you have. I have tried the harness attachment and it does not work for my dog and I. Instead, we use a chained- collar combo and a sturdy leash. I used to attach her to the handle bar but found it troublesome as she has greater control and power over the bike and has a greater advantage at trying to run up to another dog/ barking excitedly or aggressively at another dog or human not in her party. Instead she is attach to a 6ft leash and is connected to the bike at the seat base of the frame. That give me more control of the bike, she is located next to the front wheel area and not poking out into traffic when we come to a stop. Biggest thing, if you know how to whistle, start using different whistle tones as a way to communicate with your dog so she can be alerted when you move about or change position. Through this training, I found that my dog does not like to ride next to traffic so I aways have to have her on my right side to avoid her putting on the instant brakes when a stupid car tries to speed right by us and can cause great harm to the owner, even with all the possible ways to make oneself more visible on the road. Thanks for sharing the knowledge of learning how to ride with dogs 👍🤜👌💪🐶. Happy dog makes happier owners.

[@lennylink8772]

Great video! Thank you.

[@_DEX_-]

Great video! It is great to see you and the dogs in a public setting.

[@chrissmith6880]

Great video! Thank you. Me and my Shadow will be doing this soon.

[@KFRogers263]

We're "dane" people but we've been sitting our neighbor's husky for the past couple of years. (They got in way over their head so we help out). This looks like a great way to burn of some of that husky energy!

[@Greg-it4fu]

why is it that most husky owners never seem to know what they were getting themselves into? lol.

[@protectork9831]

Can you do puppy series. Focus on relation building , introducing the pup to work (ipo etc) , obedience

[@dondartt684]

Thanks for the information.

[@adventuresofperseus945]

U make that look so dam easy lol. My dog yanks at anything and everything. We haven't wrecked but been close to falling. We go slow but he gets to excited and jumps on the bike and jumps at people. The reason I do it is because I'm on the road for weeks to months at a time and usually not able to park at a dog park so I figured a bike and my dog would he way better plus we don't ay very long at the truck stops. To many people and can't get the training in

[@theswede303]

Great video! 👍🏻 Also, don’t forget your helmet and water for you and your dog. 🙋🏼‍♀️

[@MrFifth-up9jz]

That was amazing! Great dog, great trainer

[@themechanic4222]

Never attached a dog to a bike .use the left hand to hold the leash Incase something happens u cut them lose.i felt once because of the ice so i let the dog off my hand or he will get hurt

[@TEEHuetinck]

This is a walky dog pole. Others recommended springer for dogs who pull and chase. I love the dog walk leash you just pulled. Not sure ideal for my dogs?

[@drehen4891]

This was an awesome video. Such a great instructor! Nicely done sir

[@Mystiquesz]

I’ve always wanted to try this with my border collie. Will definitely be starting just got to get the right things like in the video. First I gotta get her fear of bikes out of the way. I’ll walk around my back yard with my bike and with Bonnie and reward her to keep her calm and happy. She got the fear from a bad experience when she was a puppy. She’s 8 now.

[@petermcgreevy6386]

Thank you from Camira 4300 Queensland Australia.Liked the ending .

[@tommyfender1968]

Maya!! That’s my dogs name. I bike her quite regularly. 10 - 20 minutes based on the temperature. Gets all her penned up energy out.

[@ohno1622]

When I had my husky I would bike and skate board with him, and I feel like he would do a good 10-15 miles average.

[@user-ri4qk1xy3c]

Nothing more a husky loves more than running in snow. They do 100+ miles a day during the Iditarod.

[@ByterSweet]

Me too

[@lovemussb1940]

I go riding with my husky and I just hold the lead with one hand,i find this much easier to control him if he sees other dogs or if he sees a cat ..but there’s nothing like riding with your dog,they love it so much

[@kristinakika]

Yes, they do love it, especially dogs like yours and mine that have a lot of energy

[@eldasung]

How do you not fall if your husky does pull when he sees something and you’re on the bike? 😂 my husky will probably pull the bike and me off

[@lovemussb1940]

Elda Sung I hold his lead and ride one handed,so when he sees a fox or cat I can pull him in , but I brake and quickly put my feet down .. cause I ride urban if I go out late there are lots of foxes and cats around,during the day it’s fine,just when it’s dark ..

[@elguerojusticiero]

Thanks

[@VividYouth]

Very helpfull

[@LuvMyBelgian]

Great tutorial! People ask me all the time how I taught my dog to run with my bike. I’m going to start directing them to this video because I’m tired of explaining it 😂 Mine does it fully off leash though, expert level. Safer to be able to have dog switch sides to protect them from traffic, grabby children and (most commonly)lunging dogs. Do not try this at home 😉

[@svampebob007]

Off leash is my goal for my pup :) I've already started training late nights at 12-3AM just riding around the hills and around the uni campus. We get midnight sun so I can always go out and it will be day light :) I just got a bike attachment for her so I can try to ride around people. I really would love to trust her to be off leash every time, but I'm kinda afraid because some people don't have control of their dogs, kids, bike or themselves. Anyway you should know that I'm impressed you managed to get there, that's a huge achievement :)

[@Karina-Loves-Andreas]

I am really enjoying your videos! You seem to hit the "sweet spot" between "trainer" and "dog behaviorist". I have a 10 month old German Shepherd puppy, short hair coat like Goofy's. We aren't doing any sustained exercise like biking or running at this point (due to age), but we do run around the dog park, kick balls, very short roller skating runs. This spring, I was surprised to see how quickly he seemed to overheat/get tired at a shady dog park in 70-75° weather! My dog park has kiddie pools out when it's hot, I'm fine with him flopping down in them. Before they turned the water back on, I started bringing 2 liter bottles of water to pour on him to cool him off. I also anticipated doing this at dog parks that don't have water. Of course, I give him lots of water to drink. I AM NOT taking him out to run & play in the middle of the day, and we will be limiting our play/exercise to early morning/evening as summer approaches (it's May, still spring). I HAD NO IDEA POURING WATER ON MY BOY MIGHT BE A BAD IDEA. I thought I could give him a splash with the hose this summer in the back yard? Wet him down routinely for comfort? Can I ONLY direct water at his belly? I do have a kiddie pool for him in my small back yard. Do you like the cooling vests that you dampen (wet & ring out)? Could you tell me a little more about the risk of shock & how to avoid while still keeping my guy cool? He's safe on a hot day jumping into my Dad's swimming pool, isn't he? PLEASE ADVISE. Your comment about not pouring water on your dog's back in this video because of risk for putting him into shock really concerns me. Thanks a bunch! I think you are awesome!

[@RobertCabralDogs]

the risk of shock pertains mainly if the dog is overheated.... I would still suggest cooling the dog off with water to the belly and the paws before pouring it over his head...

[@Karina-Loves-Andreas]

@@RobertCabralDogs thanks Robert! After hearing your comment about not pouring water on a dog's back, I did a little internet research and now feel better prepared to keep my big puppy safe & healthy in the heat. I'm putting up a shade canopy in my small back yard for him, but read about misting devices that are relatively inexpensive that you attach to a hose, and think I'll try that, too. I was just SO SURPRISED at how much more quickly my GSD got tired in 70-76° heat than he had a month earlier! Before he'd go 20 minutes at a time playing/running without taking a break at the dog park--at 70°, he's still very active & playful, but doesn't sustain running around very long and takes more frequent & longer breaks. I didn't expect to see that until the weather really registered as "hot" to me, too. I went to your regular website & looked thru a lot of your Utube videos--I wish I could find an easier way to find topics you've covered, because it looks like you've covered all my questions somewhere or other, lol! With your "Ask Me Anything" feature--I'd love to see summer seasonal safety tips in one place/one video. For example, we don't have a lot of poisonous snakes here in Virginia, but I really liked your "snake proofing" suggestions--there are things like that that just wouldn't occur to me... just like your water suggestion. Anyway--thanks again--you are wonderful!!👍👍

[@melliferameditations3167]

Heya! Love this video! It inspired me to start bikejouring with my husky as soon as she was old enough. Now we're starting a youtube channel of our adventures. Thanks for the initial inspiration to get out there. Best of luck to you and yours. xx

[@EOimages]

What’s the channel? I want to start biking with my husky but she’s just too goofy and a huntress so I am afraid about that

[@melissamoore6539]

@@EOimages sadly the chanel has come and gone.

[@Spinovich]

Congratulations Robert, Even I have taught my dog to ride alongside my MTB, certainly your tips will improve on safety and few exercises to practice, improving substantially in case of an emergency. I noticed you have a the walky dog and a simple dog walker. The second one who manufactures it? Best Regards

[@RobertCabralDogs]

its called a Dog & Roll made by Klein Metall. Here's a link to the US distributor: www.amazon.com/Bicycle-Fully-Automatic-Hands-Retractable/dp/B00332IKC2/ref=sr_1_9?ie=UTF8&qid=1508872053&sr=8-9&keywords=dog+%26+roll+bicycle

[@Spinovich]

Many thanks Keep up the good work with this four legged souls that came to teach us to be true humans.... Spinovich

[@robbiemcgowan3670]

I only keep my two dogs on the leashes next to my bike for about 1km because there’s this park/bush land close to my house where I let them off the lead and then they just run through the bush and down the paths. One is a female ridgeback one is a cross breed

[@rockinrobin7105]

Just learning

[@eartz97]

I know he said why you shouldn't do it with a collar but i want to emphasize on why you definitely shouldn't i didnt have harness the first time i tried riding with my dog and when i was riding through a grass patch she stopped too poop and didnt realize cus we had been riding for a bit and i wasnt really paying that much attention anymore and when she did i didnt stop and the collar came right over her ears and off her neck which basically meant that i didnt have control on the dog any more and she could run away i ended up getting her because my dog takes big dumps that take lots of time so she didnt have time to run away.

[@matcauthon876]

Thanks for your vid

[@MSDOGS1976]

How old should a dog be before you start exercising a dog in this manner? I've read don't push it too hard as a their growth plates need to mature usually to the age of 18 months in large breeds. One dog trainer on YT kind of laughed that theory off. So what's your opinion?

[@annagitana1]

This is a great video. One of my biggest fears is what to do if an off-leash dog comes running up and tries to fight. It's happened off the bike. How would you handle that? I don't want my dog trapped to the bike and unable to defend herself.

[@RobertCabralDogs]

i totally understand. I would carry pepper spray with me to protect myself and my dog!

[@sofimin.2759]

Usually the dogs tend to be afraid of the bike. Use your own bike to put a distance between you, your dog and the aggressive dog.

[@seband87]

Well said, thank you!

[@sylviaeberlei8552]

I have a recumbent trike with 3 dogs. A Lab/Rott on one side, A Belgian Malinois on the other and a Spaniel mix in a basket above my rear wheel. Wish I could send you a photo or video I think you would like it. I LOVE all your videos, thank you.

[@margaretmeaker2830]

Sylvia.. I would love to see That!

[@Christinenaly]

Have a 3 year old Belgian malinois, has been leash trained. Took him to an open parking lot and it was sink or swim, first time around he did amazing. It’s all leash work signals on the leash helps turn left and right. He was also taught to walk in heal so he does not pull. When other dogs are near or I can feel his excitement I will stop and put him place position. Until all is clear and safe for me and him.

[@pineapple7015]

I trained my shepherd less than 10 min thank you for this!!!!

[@nicohlakey1018]

what do you call that metal that you can attach to your bike. i need those 😳

[@Agueybana55]

Rob thank you again for your video. I am considering to aquire a Dog.

[@Caitio22]

Where did you get the attachment to your bike? Love this!!!

[@carlosblanco4393]

Great instructional video Robert. I met you back some 15 years ago at your school in California. What a coincidence, I also have a GSD named Maya. 😊

[@whooah]

Oh this will be great for my husky

[@benabraham9076]

safety 1 For England this is the right side, but the dog should walk on the other side in this case. So that the bike shields the dog from traffic, the dog could fall out and get on the roadway. safety 2 The bike's brake may need to be changed so that the left side is the rear brake, not the front brake. An emergency stop could cause you to flip over. safety 3 Where is the bicycle helmet, especially with a dog attached to the bicycle safety 4 Cycling is an intense exercise and when the outside temperature rises above 20 degrees Celsius (68 Fahrenheit), your dog is at risk of overheating safety 5 Dutch granny bike with coaster brake is the best for it, no bar, easy to get on and off, and a rear brake with both hands free, it is best to control the bike when you ride with a dog .

[@blroy1018]

The leash I have. But, I wish you had provided links to the harness, handle bar accessories and the spring loaded walker. I was surprised that you didn't mention your recommendations.

[@hankwang2951]

I hope I can train my dog like you sir!

[@mrwhammer]

What about when they see a person or an animal? Isnt there a risk they will pull super hard and you will fall?

[@RazzleJazzle420]

So I'm just curious - every single dog biking video on KZbin has the leash attached to the bike itself, and a lot of them use 2 leashes like you. I just have my dog's leash around my left wrist and he runs to the left of me. I feel like this is the safer way to do it because if he happens to get distracted and dart off, he's not going to be able to pull the bike down and injure me. In an emergency, I can let the leash slip off my wrist and I won't topple over. I can also keep a bit more distance away from the bike if I want to. Is there a reason behind not doing it this way? Why is it preferable to attach the dog so closely to the bike itself? Don't you run the risk of toppling over if you have a dog trying to work through its ADD?

[@RobertCabralDogs]

the idea is that the wight of the bike and person will correct the dog so you don't lose them. I use the second line to guide the dog early on. The danger with the line around your hand is IF you don't let go in time, you're going down!

[@RazzleJazzle420]

@@RobertCabralDogs ahhh yes that makes sense! Thank you for your quick reply. I'm gonna invest in some proper gear for him, biking is becoming a daily staple of his exercise routine and he freaking LOVES it, jumping off the walls as soon as I put my helmet on lol. We'll see how he does with the proper gear, thank you

[@hagensteele4447]

Well done. Thanks for the upload.

[@RobertCabralDogs]

thanks Hagen!

[@katrinamareen]

This will help me with pram training... walking dog with a pram :)

[@kristinakika]

She looks a bit like my dog Tye, is she belgian malinois? (mine is mix) , those dogs have a lot of energy... we use halti while dog biking... also to take water is a must.. its fun to go dog biking... thank you for your video, some good tips

[@amaniagaming]

How old should the dog be when you start training? I live a bit further away from an amazing dog park and I would like to bike to the park and then walk in the park with the dog. It's also a very short trip on the bike compared to walking. (about 10 mins bike ride each way) We are getting our puppy in 7 weeks and my plan is to use the dog park rather than just a small park that is closer. Obviously, with a puppy, they need more time to go further and further which is why I would like to plan biking when he is old enough (German shepherd male) sooner rather than later to better socialize the dog, and let it run off some extra steam by making it run for 10-20 minutes outside of the walking. I worry about over-exercising if I start training the bike riding too early on.

[@mnieuwhof]

WOW... great vid and tips... gonna try this at home ;)

[@rjbarber2522]

Like your video where’d you get the dog attachment

[@JonJT4]

Why would pouring water over a dog, after jogging or riding with them put them in shock? Dogs run around and jump into water immediately after, to no bad effect. Could you explain? Thanks!

[@kathleenreza7415]

Depends on how hot they are. A normal bit of playing won't completely over heat the dog and the pool is probably fairly warm. Whereas biking could get the dog very hot and most people carry cool to cold water, which is a huge temperature change.

[@johnbaiju1085]

can we use just the bungee leash without that rod attached.....cuz the other one is a bit expensive