As an every day pet dog owner, these conversations inspire me to work and train my dog. Thanks Robert & Oscar.

@arnasmichailovas8232

2 жыл бұрын

exactly

I love how Oscar works his dogs. I respect what he said about 'not feeling good with his training session if he's "yanking and cranking" and to train each dog differently.

Oscar is a great inspiration and what a great vibe he gives off 10 out of 10 for what i look for in a trainer

What a thoughtful, objective trainer.

Wow, he is such a humble young guy. Much respect! I am now following him as well. Thank you, Robert, for all you do! You have taught me just about all I know about training my GSD! HE, Moses, is AMAZING as a result of your videos. Much love to you, and nothing but respect.

This discussion pretty much helped me to finally decide whether I want to go forward with any Schutzhund type training with my Working line GSD pup. Very interesting. Thanks to both of you for all you do!

Can we get a longer segment with Oscar talking about how to develop a CC and other off breeds for sport and IGP as compared to the typical breed. As well as all the difficulties associated with it and how to overcome them

@coltongailey1908

2 жыл бұрын

Same! Please do more on the CC

@CharlieTheCaneCorso

7 ай бұрын

Interesting topic, what's ur thoughts on the subject? There obviously a big difference in the temperament of a cane corso in comparison to a malinois or a GSD u have to be a lot more patient and a lot less corrections so to speak Also the corsos mature really slow the big lumbering body of even the most athletic corso has many more structural weaknesses than the mals and alike soft tissue injuries are very common in the corsos in dog sport and ur look around 7000 dollars for a ACL reconstruction if u blow it out The prey drive is much lower than a mal, so u have to use frustration to bring power into the obedience and the corsos have much more defensive aggression which can be tricky to tap into if ur training ur own dog on ur own as u can't really create the correct mindstate for the dog to open the defense aggression don't get angry in training or general they shut down much easier than a mal or GSD and don't bounce back as fast in general one bad session can set ur relationship ship and training back a fair bit I've introduced ecollar pressure to own dog over existing well understood commands nepopo styles to condition it and hes much more resilient now to the ecollar and can use it as neg reinforcement to teach behaviour now

More of, Oscar, please.

I love Oscar, thanks for having him on

Thank you Robert for bringing Oscar on! This podcast needed to be at least 3 hours though. You guys have too much information to share.

Great to hear a trainer say "he didn't want the dog doubting himself". So important that the dog has self belief. Flexibility as a trainer is so important. To get stuck to just one method is a road to a closed mind and a stop in growth and learning. I do not agree with docking and cropping. It is not how Nature intended those dogs to look. Had one dog that would never hold a wooden dumbell but she would bring it back by pushing it with her paw, she was my first dog at 6, so I was guided by my trainers . None of them could find a way either : ). Lovely open minded young man . I am subbed to him already on KZread but wish he'd post more . I agree Robert, no one gets to use an e collar on my dog or anything else, I protect her just as much as she does me.Team work. Thanks Guys. Loved listening. Thank you both.

What a GREAT INTERVIEW! He has such an interesting perspective. My three yr old GSD is getting better, and better, and better. Some things are slow, some things he gets super quickly, and sometimes he takes a step or two backward (ex., started walking off leash and throwing balls, he started forging ahead a bit on "heel"-- but was able to fix over a couple days with gentle corrections). I loved when Oscar said that 3 months of Obedience training really isn't "squat"; might be discouraging for some, but I found that comment ENCOURING. To hear a top level trainer basically talk about progress vs perfection, love his dogs at all stages of progress, and have a sense of real humility is AWESOME!!💖

Understanding the dog , is so important .understanding yourself and controlling your own emotions .

I’m just now watching this one. Oscar seems like such a wonderful person. I started listening to the Elevated K9 podcasts after hearing you mention Oscar in one of the Steve Stoops interviews. What a great interview!

Another awesome interview ! Oskar is one of best guys out there !Thank you both

Oscar is the best! Such an inspiration!

Great content. The one thing that all of your guests have in common is that they are all real down to earth people, and their love for the dog comes first over themselves, their ego or status.

Great interview Robert. Oscar is someone I respect as a trainer. This interview only reaffirms why. Thanks to both of you, great interview. Love the haters. How can anyone that isn't filled with jealousy and negativity give this sort of thing a thumbs down.

Great to have talks on other strong breeds! Thanks!

Love these interviews...more please!

I have learned so much from this discussion. Thank you!

Both, Robert and Oscar are not only special trainers, but also people who really care how does dog feel. :) they are like a jackpot for a dogs and their owners. EACH person who is considering getting a dog for a first time should look around this channel. Info witch is provided for free is WAYY more than enough for each person find a common points with their dogs. I have watched this channel while rising my dog, Presa canario and cane carso mix. I was able to rise aware friendly dog. Who weights as much a my Gf. Gentle giant with kids, friendly with friendly people, obedient and can take a bite if he is asked to do it.

@RobertCabralDogs

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you.

We need a new episode with oscar, more juicy training talk like using frustration tapping into the dogs emotions to bring the flashy in drive kind of obedience Stuff like Dogs naturally having different grips and how to bring the most out of a dogs natural gripping behaviour and how to also make adjustments to the gripping behaviour The difference between the dog trained in defence vs the dog trained in prey and the intersection where the 2 drives meet and how to transit between the 2 in the training Also stefan schaub another incredible breeder of German shepherds and world renowned trainer also he's German and I know u German in ur pedigree so to speak 🤣

@RobertCabralDogs

7 ай бұрын

I agree!

Great job, thank you !

Great show, I loved it, Oscar has a heart of gold, humble beginnings, but a proof of what a man can do when he puts his heart into it, Robert I appreciate your input, getting out of the victim mode and working hard will payoff. Thank you

Everybody is a life coach, my brothers girlfriend wanted to be 1. When she brought up the idea she was 22 and unemployed😂

Such a beautiful interview

Great episode 🔥

I'll be honest: my working line German Shepherd NEEDED e collar training. I started looking into 2 week board & trains, but the more I learned, the less comfortable I felt having someone boot camp my dog on e collar where I couldn't observe, no matter how $$$ or highly rated. I started studying e collar training on my own for months, started putting it on him without using it for a month before I even started testing the lowest level he responded to. My e collar training took a whole lot longer than 2-4 weeks, but I'm comfortable I did it kindly and humanely. Initially, I only used it to reinforce recall (a couple months), now I do use it at low levels at times to reinforce other already trained behaviors, but not often. I can walk my formerly hyper, prey animal crazed, dog reactive boy on and off leash without pulling or loss of control. He'll run ahead 10-15 ft max off leash, turn and look at me frequently for "permission", if he sees a rabbit and thinks about running after it, I can say "Uh-uh" and he'll leave it alone (generally without any e collar stim). I can bring him back both to a heel, but also just back to a 3-6 ft range immediately just with a "heel" command or a casual "Not Too Far" command (I didn't intentionally teach "Not Too Far", but apparently I say it alot, and he comes back to 3-6 ft whenever I say it). Same thing if he's briefly considering running after a dog. I can say "uh-uh", recall him, praise & treat, and I'm apparently more exciting than the distraction. I would never want some trainer zapping my boy unnecessarily on high levels, it's unnecessary.

I have watch you and Avi discuss breeders, I am looking for a GSD breeder in the U S could you recommend any

Robert, im really inspired by your story. id love to know more about your success. Is there a way for an openess of communication? regarding schutzhund, and level of shared adroitness? To your success, -Jerzee CBT

Oscars Tha Truth🦾🚀

@PitBullLeri

3 жыл бұрын

Great interview gentlemen 👏

Unfortunately Schutzhund is a tough sport to get into for beginners unless you know someone already established.

@RobertCabralDogs

3 жыл бұрын

True. But visit some clubs they will help you.

Defense contractor turned trainer! Amazing!

@mmatrainee

3 жыл бұрын

He worked in the factory bro...

@OscarMorak9s

3 жыл бұрын

I worked on F18s and F35s 😀. It was cool for a while.

please have uncle stonnie on the show

You are making a difference.

What is jamming a dog?

Why anyone would want to be a..hool and tumb down. If you don't like just leave and don't wach.