How To Leash Train Your Dog Using a Long Line - Robert Cabral Dog Training Video 

Looks the same. The about turns put the dog into position. Actually works more effectively on higher drive dogs.

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wean your dog off the treats. you can use leash pressure and verbal praise/corrections

I think you have to leave them in the comments on his latest "ask me anything" video

It comes from old hunting custom. Most people are right handed shooters - so they would have their gun on their right side and the dog is safer on the left

It's an old age practice, with many reasons. Like leaving the right hand open for hand signals mainly in obedience and hunting sports.

It’s an ancient custom for dogs and horses because on the left they stay out of the way of swords, guns, etc. Walk the dog on the left, saddle a horse, mount a horse all on the left.

Hey, pay attention, like a Robert said. So because you rae left handle you shake the hand with your left hand? When you put the key on your car to starting, do you use your left hand? So the point is we need to learn to to use both hand

I've seen this husky on youtube doing the same thing. The woman who's a dog trainer was able to correct his behaviour. I just can't remember the title of the video.

To add I tried his kibble which he loves very much. Tried string cheese like you. Boiled chicken breast. Turkey ham and hot dogs. He wants nothing.

Hello, while I am certainly not an expert, you should try toys, it will take longer than treats, but you might see results.

Maybe skip a meal or two.

If u walk rightsude then it should be q ?

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Robert Cabral Did you make that slip lead in that length? I didn't see anything longer than a classic 6' on their site. Nothing longer had the stopper like yours... Unless I totally didn't see it.😉

Just got a new GSD puppy & I have been watching your videos since I found them. Thanks much, you are straight forward & to the point, no fluff...I like your training instructions. I watched this today...& realized...I owe you a couple set of 5 push ups... Correction happening TODAY! Much Obliged!!!

watch the video!

You turn around, def watch the video

Robert Cabral I was to vague in my comment. I own a German Shorthair (Pointer). He is being trained as a hunting dog. It is a Individuum with an extremely high drive. He would want to work all day every day. To keep him happy we train every day at least four or five times a day for approx. 15 min. We basically follow balanced training guidelines. As you can imagine he is a well trained dog. BUT when we go to the woods it is almost impossible to keep the dog under control. On the road he walks beside me with or without leash. As soon as he gets ahead I correct him so most of the time his head is next to my left leg. In the forest though, he puts down his nose and follows a warm lead. As long as the dog is under maximum pressure and as long as I correct him I manage to get the leash lose for a minute or so until he starts again to tear on the leash. I tried it with corrections and treats. Recently I had a sausage in my hand and I stuck it right in front of his nose. The only thing he could think of was the hog lead he found. He didn’t even bother biting into the sausage. This dog has the potential to become a wonderful hunting companion. He learns fast and is willing to work. But if I don’t manage to control his drives the dog is wasted.

its a shelter dog in a shelter yard...

HesedHof Nah, he put the leash on her himself. A lot dogs have some type of training before they were abandoned in shelters. If you watch the video you’ll see him setting the stage by giving her treats and making him worth following. When he does the loose leash training she has to be corrected. If you watch his other videos you’ll see him working with shelter dogs that aren’t nearly as trained and they also conform to the balanced training. However, if you feel that you know better than a world class trainer, please upload your own dog training videos so we can see a master at work. :)

I taught my 8 week old Aussie puppy to sit first (took 2 minutes)-when i put him a long line he automatically sat when I stopped.