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Ep. 16 - Shelter Reform, Canine Behavior, and Real-World Training with Robert Cabral

from Nate Schoemer Dog Training Podcast · host Nate Schoemer

In Episode 16 of The Nate Schoemer Dog Training Podcast, I’m joined by Robert Cabral, a globally recognized authority on canine behavior, shelter reform, and professional dog training.Robert’s impact in the dog world spans private training, media consulting, and life-saving work through Bound Angels and Bound Angels University. His mission? To bring compassion and clarity to how we train, manage, and advocate for dogs—especially those most in need.In this powerful conversation, we cover:🐾 How Robert’s programs are changing the way shelters operate📘 Lessons from his books Selling Used Dogs and Desperate Dogs, Determined Measures🧠 Key insights into canine psychology and behavior💡 How to approach dog training with empathy and practicality🌎 The real-world challenges (and solutions) for improving adoption rates and saving livesWhether you’re a trainer, shelter worker, or dog lover, Robert’s voice is one of the most important in the space today.

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