Dog Aggressive Akita - Max social lesson 2

[@MonaLindau-ct3df]

I love this method of teaching attention and leash walking. Old method and it works for this type of dog. I use it a lot. And i love Robert’ s explanations.

[@RobertCabralDogs]

👊🏽🙏❤️

[@plastikloser]

Confidence and leadership, excellent

[@Tommy-pe8ct]

Keep the great videos coming👍🏻

[@Tommy-pe8ct]

@RobertCabralDogs_on_te-le You're a troll account 👀...

[@amac868]

i like this hands on simple explaining... reinforces and adds to common sense.. shows the depth of work needed. no hiding

[@JustindWard]

Awesome work Robert

[@darinstrailey9396]

Thank you

[@moonchild1710]

Dont let the conflict be by you, brilliant!

[@beepboop3264]

Awesome video

[@SisterBobslob]

Thank you! You're the best 😊

[@RobertCabralDogs]

You're welcome 😊

[@BrainSparks2]

Good and fast result, nice! Do you correct with the pull because he is reactive? If he wasn't, would a direct turn be enough (because he corrects himself) with the end of the leash little pop? And if he does it right immediately can you praise as reinforcement or only after multiple times?

[@laurelduut7729]

Brilliant as always!

[@SomthingAwful]

Robert i love your stuff you are incredible

[@staffbull]

One other thing I noticed is when owner changes direction tell him to look in the direction of where is turning and not looking at the dog. The dog will be forced to go in your direction after you turn and slack in the leash tightens. Turn with purpose and Leash pops.

[@staffbull]

@RobertCabralDogs_on_te-le-gr Bot!

[@angelretke965]

Awesome!!

[@RobertCabralDogs]

Thanks!

[@JL-hm7dn]

This is great job, keep it up.

[@JL-hm7dn]

@RobertCabralDogs_on_te-l I work as a volunteer to help foster and adopter to train their dogs. Most of the dogs had issue with aggression or fearful to people or the city. I am not a licensed dog trainers but I did working with about 60+ dogs in these two years. I learn a little from KZbin and I believe balance training is best to work on street dog. Thank you for all the tips and I wish you have a good day !

[@GetFitwithDogs]

I have Akitas. On my Channel here, I have shown a little bit of the work I've done with them, as well as how well they can behave. I'm not happy with what I've uploaded and find many faults in it, so I'll do a better job soon. Once you post something and watch it (at least I do) you feel you didn't say the most accurate thing or you didn't show the best thing. I'm still learning. What I can say is that the Akita tends to be a breed that is difficult, requiring more work, more consistency, more socialization, more boundaries, more attention. Mine have improved a TON. Especially my male, who I've worked with far more. He used to want to go after most dogs, but now he remains completely chill as we walk by most dogs, including those barking and pulling on their leash to get at him. The biggest challenge though, and one he still responds to, are dogs that stand very still and stare at him quietly and intensely. That body language is communicating a challenge or a threat that he returns. Keep working!

[@GusI727]

My rottie is the same way 😂. Constant work in progress

[@nickyj3571]

?Can you help me with my 2 years old male intact GSD. Been trying to get help for months. He growls and runs away from teenage son and overall had a bi polar attitude????. Vet says he wasn't properly socialized as a puppy but we had him since 3 months old. Don't wanna re home him but he's giving us no option ??? In person trainers and you tube trainers all want thousands of dollars for advice

[@FenrirAldebrand]

When training a loose leash walk, I know the 180° turn is really important, but what if, due to physical limitations (dizziness issues for me), you can't keep making those turns over and over without falling down?

[@MonaLindau-ct3df]

I could use 90 degree turns and just unpredictable turns.

[@Armorakc]

Thank you for sharing good guiding ....

[@skater1048]

Hi robert, im a big fan of youre content, amd i really enjoy when you do podcasts with other trainers. Just a suggestion, and out of curiosity, are you familiar with garret wing? From american standard k9? I would love to see you guys collab one day. Love your content!

[@samdafoe4817]

mountain dog in a hot climate? as an akita owner i am shaking my head.

[@vinceking7651]

There are a couple of people who are online that are being worse than force free dog trainers Robert. They seem to have a big chip on their shoulder and they are putting all dog trainers down. Crazy how people are acting these days.

[@GetFitwithDogs]

Yes, they (Purely Positive/Force Free advocates) do have a chip on their shoulder. It's their religion. They're the worst people IMO. They cannot seem to just advocate for their beliefs, they feel they must attack others to destroy them so that there is nothing left BUT their way. I despise these people and have no tolerance for them. They don't even understand dogs. Can you imagine a dog mother that doesn't use "negative" reinforcement? It doesn't happen, because that's absurd. There is a place for positive reinforcement, but it isn't the solution for everything. Dog mothers instinctually know this, and correct the pups with her teeth and sound. These PP/FF people - as far as I can tell - are emotionally weak and narcissistic people who think that they should never be told no, because being told no prevents them from doing what they want to do, and doing what you want to do is never worse than being told no with strength that they can't resist. I can't imagine raising kids this way. This attitude is the same as giving the kicking and screaming toddler what they want to stop the kicking and screaming. Anyone with an ounce of common sense knows that this approach raises spoiled monsters, which is what I think PP/FF advocates are. Sorry, I didn't intend to rant. I am just sick of these people trying to destroy the lives of others that they don't agree with. They're not good people, they just hide their vile behavior behind a "crusade" cloaked in good intentions.

[@juggalosteef1]

We all see it

[@loyal_dogs]

They will always be a tiny minority even though the internet gives them a voice. They'll have a few like-minded fans which may appear like quite a lot but it's not. The big majority will either not even know about/notice them or just think of them as crazy folk. The p+ people however are a danger to dogs and owners as they have a huge lobby and dellusional ideology behind them

[@vinceking7651]

@RobertCabralDogs_on_te-le-g I just think it's unfair how there are certain people trying to ruin dog training because they think it's unnecessary. There's one guy who is obsessed with putting other dog trainers down, especially your goodself.

[@staffbull]

The owner needs to pay closer attention to the directions. Loose lead, do not give the dog the heads up before the turn. Turn with purpose, not this hesitant twinkle toe turn. Be the boss of where you are going.

[@Nick-ye8pf]

Yea and don’t rip the dogs head off with the leash

[@mr.nonederful3314]

I think it would help the handler to just learn to turn away and walk. He's got to get comfortable taking his eyes off the dog and redirecting himself first. That little moon-walk he's doing isn't going to work.

[@itsfinneganagain]

👍👏👍👏

[@leegrass6954]

Robert could you please comment on this video: “Pit Bull attacks officer during terrifying rampage” channel: “Code Blue Cam”. Thank you.

[@danno714]

American Akita...Japanese Akitas are much harder...Much harder...

[@loyal_dogs]

I agree. The American one in the video almost acts like a typical will to please dog. A J Akita needs a certain type of person and a somewhat unique handling based on mutual respect and they can be amazing dogs. Otherwise they'll be psycho and the owner not happy 😂 I love my J Akita more than anything and I can let her off leash, she gets along with all dogs (ignores even aggressive ones), doesn't chase animals etc and she's a dream of a dog without needing a single command but yet I wouldn't recommend that breed to most people I meet lol

[@GonzointheSelf]

Too much dog for me!

[@Nick-ye8pf]

WTH. This is awful. There’s really no need to pull that hard on a leash to “correct”. That’s just positive punishment. I’m pretty balanced in how I train but this owner is just being an a-hole

[@nickyj3571]

What is your telegram name it disappeared