Ep. 38 - The Most Misunderstood Dog Training Lessons | Robert Cabral Interview
Description
In this episode, Robert Cabral shares how his journey from martial arts shaped his dog training philosophy—and how discipline, empathy, and clarity help dogs trust, thrive, and transform.
We dive into shelter dog work, communication systems (yes/no, binary), building rapport, and why the “alpha” model is often misunderstood.
This interview is for dog owners, trainers, or anyone passionate about animals. Whether you want better clarity, stronger results, or a deeper bond with your dog, there’s something here for you.
What You’ll Learn:
How Robert’s martial arts background shaped his training approach.
The real meaning of “alpha” and why aggression doesn’t belong in leadership.
How to build trust, motivation, and engagement with puppies.
Step-by-step strategies for issues like potty training and reactivity.
Insights into Robert’s “binary dog” concept and why yes/no can simplify communication.
Why training is about clarity, not control.
Tools, corrections, and fairness in balanced training.
Lessons from shelter dogs and what they can teach us about resilience.
Check Out Robert’s Courses:
Shelter Course – $995
https://robertcabral.com/shelter-dog-training/training/nateschoemer/Puppy Course – $199
https://robertcabral.com/my-first-30-days-with-my-puppy-course/training/nateschoemer/Crate Mini Course – $39
https://robertcabral.com/crate-training/training/nateschoemer/Membership – $20/month or $129/year
https://robertcabral.com/training/nateschoemer/
Nate Schoemer’s Course:From Novice to Pro: The Ultimate Guide To Dog Training
https://sitstaylearn.com/collections/instructional-videos/products/from-novice-to-pro-the-ultimate-guide-to-dog-training-by-nate-schoemer?rfsn=8100182.cd38c94&variant=50148621582625
Connect with Robert Cabral:
Website: https://robertcabral.com
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/robertcabral/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RobertCabral
Connect with Nate Schoemer:
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/nateschoemer