Challenge accepted!! My 8 month old Malinois is doing good in his training but I believe it could be better. I’ve been allowing him free-roaming after workouts. Starting today, if I’m not directly interacting with him as you say, he’ll be crated. I’m giving this a 2 week experiment & I’m looking forward to some positive changes- keep you posted!! Thanks for your straight up no-nonsense common sense approach 👍🏼 love the energy!!
@@ej2863 I gotta say yes, it has definitely made a difference in his attitude. He’s more enthusiastic about training & has become more focused overall. I’ve also recently just introduced him to the e collar & the prong in order to increase drive as suggested by Andy. Incorporating all these tools has brought our training to another level! Thanks for checking in 👍🏼
Getting my 4 year old girl mal tomorrow. I’ve had dogs and I’m lucky my dogs were so chill and lazy lol. Andy you make so much sense I’ve been binging your stuff and your break everything down and say why so well. Thanks brother
I love watching your videos. We saved a 3.5-year-old Shepenois (German Shepherd/ Belgian Malinois) from a house at the end of November 2022 (it's now Feb 2023). He had no training, doesn't know how to walk on a leash, was left outside with no shelter, was not fed enough/not quality food... I knew he was a puller from the night we picked him up, he pulled me everywhere, lunging at people walking about and other animals, till I managed to get him to the car. I felt bad, thinking I couldn't possibly take him for a walk... But I am determined not to fail him! I started looking for help immediately! I watch your videos and feel empowered. I do not take him on walks at all at the moment, but we are working on engagement through play (watched your vid on how to play!) and obedience training - heel, sit stay etc. We are working on the game where he goes around a pole and then comes for a tug toy 😊! We are with him when he is in the house (no crate as we don't have the space, but he sleeps in our small kitchen with the door closed), and I put him outside in our secure back garden for a while during the day (so I can get stuff done) and especially if we go out (might be a couple of times a week. I work from home.) We have a slip collar and use positive and negative reinforcement. I am looking forward to the day I can take him for a walk, not be pulled around, for him not to lunge at dogs and cats and pedestrians. He broke my finger lunging for a cat in our enclosed front yard last week, but his engagement is better. He 'checks in' more now. I am still determined, although it has slowed me down. Thank you!
8 almost 9 month Dobie and we have learned so much from Andy 🙏🏻. I “shelved the tug” and to my surprise we tried it last night and did so well. He loves tug now! What I took from this one today was the alone time in the yard. Sounds simple but I just havent tried it. This was great timing!!
Andy , you are very direct , and I like that . I follow many different trainers , some say , o you can't do that you will just get confused . Not so , each trainer has their own little tweaks and approaches . Every little detail that I can pick up gives me just that little more versatility . I am not a pro trainer , I am just a dog guy . Had dogs all my adult life , all have been off leash dogs . But I really just started studying dogs and Training since I retired . I have always had a thing for dogs tho
I have a malinois..she came from the county Shelter. She was 6 months old when I got her. She was a STRAY...believe that or not, but she is every inch a malinois. I have trained dogs since 1965 I am 81years old. The shelter didn't want to give her to me (OH, MY AGE...I pointed out that it is AGE DISCRIMINATION). Her name is liesel (German for Gift of God) and she truly is. But since I live in the country and have two acres, she never sees another dog and everything I have is delivered. She is perfect other than when anyone comes to the door, Liesel is fine I can tell her to go "nite nite" and she pops right in her crate...but I DON'T want to have to put her in her crate every time someone comes to the door. She goes to her "place" cot when told "Place" but we have a problem with "stay". She is good when I tell her to stay when I am going out and she has to "stay" until I call her to "come" since every time she doesn't we come right back in the house and DO IT AGAIN and she has to stay until I call her to come. She has a shock collar but I don't like that name because I just use the beep and buzz. The buzz tells her come and lay down and the beep just calls her. She does both perfectly...I have been willing to PAY BIG MONEY to have her trained by the local K-9 but they say they only do PUPPIES. To me that is saying we SELL PUPPIES TRAINED but don't really train dogs. Well, I don't have a NEW BABY PUPPY and when I bred Ger. Shepherds many years ago...yeah, a puppy is a snap to train when they don't have any bad habits. I don't have a clue as to what she went through as a "stray". She nips a lot, but she doesn't "bite". She got me once, but it was my fault I was teasing her with a toy and she reads me like a book...I swear she understands every word I say and I have never been able to say that about a dog. What I really want is not just a house trained puppy, but a functional working dog...I did it for the AF. but then I would go to the shelter and get a new puppy right out of a litter...I was planning on that when I went to the shelter this time...but SHE PICKED ME. I walked in the room and she went nuts. They said "wow" she never did that before. At a good 6 months old she was already 45 pounds. How does she spend her other 22/23 hours when we are not either outside or actively training...she is pestering me with her 50 toys and balls. She throws the ball under the desk and then whines so I am trained with a stick to go knock the ball out from under the desk where she can't reach it. I know it is a game and I can or can't play. MOST OF THE TIME I DO. I get the feeling at times she is spoiled. But she is my sixth child and I see little difference in Children training and dog training. A dog to me is up to a two year old or three year old. I have never had a "dumb" dog. There are a few problems I would like to get ironed out and that is something that I don't need a whole program for and we tried the "class" and that was a disaster and a total waste of a couple of hundred dollars.
What are the biggest benefits of the fenced in yard to training? I have followed your video and my dog is doing great (at home). Dog is super reactive outside of home. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Andy, Thanks for the another great video! You mention all the time in your videos "if your dog do not eat from your hand in every situation - don't move on!" When we are on a new place with my dog he don't want to accept a toy or a food. What can I do ? IF he takes the food in most situations he spit it on the groud.. Thank you!
Hi Andy, Olga from Italy and following you. I am training my Swiss Shephard for IGP and progressing well. But Eagle, my dog, is also a family dog. Well behaving at home. I don’t want to flose him in a cray. Suggestions?
My Mals are never in a crate. I spend 90% of the time working outside while the dogs play. Last night was the first night with a 5 month old rescue. He slept on the bed next to my cat and was totally relaxed. I picked him because he exudes confidence. Every puppy is different so choose carefully. I can't believe people buy puppies without testing them.
Andy, please help! I have a 1yr 6 month Belgian Malinois. I don’t want to fail him. But he’s overreactive with dogs and human beings getting too closed. I try to train him but seems hard for him to enjoy it I’ve tried different treats, ball don’t know what to do. Also I love with my sister and she has 4 small dogs who are in no training and always barking at everything seems like he’s picking up their habits but not sure. He’s very timid, everyone says it’s his nerves but not sure. He did get attacked by a unleashed husky on his walk. I work a 9-5 job he does free roam because he stays with my mom inside the house since it be 100+ outside that will come to a change because he is kennel train. Any suggestion? Please advise Andy! Love your videos
I needed this video, the lifestyle part is a tricky thing to get down. Especially when living in an apartment. I've been afraid of crate training cause of barking and neighbors. I still stuck with it and glad I did. I struggle with having him not free roam the house. I want to give him the freedom but also know he will tear shit up. I'm going to have him on a leash and combine that with the crate. Is there something us apartment folk can do to still have a happy dog even tho we don't have a yard? I also wanted to ask about corrections in order to give the dog more freedom sooner. I would like to reach the point of him not biting furniture and countersurfing faster. In your opinion is it better to keep him on leash until he reaches a point where he loses interest or should aversive methods be used to be able to give him freeroam sooner rather than waiting it out?
@@kevleafy it's not like that, it's just that at the moment he was destroying things in the house, he's too untrained at this point to be left unattended. That's why crating while you're not watching him isn't a bad idea, it doesn't mean that he spends his entire life in there, or that we aren't working on house rules. It's more about him not being able to practise bad behaviors, I guess you could even call it setting your dog up for success. I am able to let him freeroam more now than a couple weeks back. Still have a lot of work to do.
My female GSD has issues digesting kibble. Doc told us we need to switch diets. For my GSD is not bad, but is there any strong gloves you can recommend to hand feed raw food out of. My GSD will run over a brick wall to get that food and lots of gloves has holes in them now. Or is the best way to get down and dirty and deal with it?
If you're out with a puppy doing socialization work in Home depot or some other place as example. How do you stop someone from rushing in with the omg how cute is that malinois.
I had to learn how to advocate for my dog in such situations. A harness with a patch saying in training will probably help. But at times you just need to step in front of your dog and tell that person he's in training verbally.
every experience your dog has technically includes what it's doing when it's not training. if you needed #2, it should have probably been genetics small oversight but we'll forgive you 😂much love, god bless 🙏
Hi andy! i have a question about the reaction to other dogs, i have always been told to socialize the dog so it dont get agressive, and now i have a big cane corso almost 2 yrs and she wants to run up to ever dog, how can i fix this problem if possible. Thank you very much.
Go watch his video on how to socialize (podcast from couple weeks back). Socializing = NOT GOING TO EVERY PERSON AND DOG TO PLAY AND PET! That's key. Good luck
Hey Andy, I love all your videos. My 3 yr old Belgian that I've had for 4 months was ppd trained for 3 months. Get him home..... barking... turning in circles like a maniac in his 25 ft dog run.... we broke down and introduced a shock collar. He is much better but now almost looks depressed. He is never free roaming. But if I keep him in the crate (his house), he barks and digs. Then I correct but he bares his teeth at me. I have also learned through error that he cannot stretch his legs in the backyard with children. I have 6 and he cannot be around them too long. The woman I got him from did not mention he couldn't be around kids or I wouldn't have bought him. I love my dog and I'm trying my best.
The hard truth is this is definitely not the right dog for you. The use of the ecollar is cruel and causing worse problems. Unfortunately, this does not sound like a situation the dog should be in at all and because of it is becoming progressively more dangerous. If it were me, I would return the dog immediately 🙏🏼
Hi. Thank you always for your time and insight. I've been watching your TH-cam and seriously thinking of joining paetreon. Does your Patreon video show pet dog training, reactivity, building confidence etc. I consulted on skype with a trainer who told me for my reactive working line gsd I need to correct her severely with a prong collar when she explodes upon seeing a dog during walks. This hasn't helped at all. Sorry couldn't join your live.
You wont regret the Patreon. If money is an issue you can pay for 1 month and watch as much as possible. For $25 you will learn $25,000 worth. Also that advise you got was terrible. Do NOT harshly correct. It will make things worse.
@@meenanair6029 its going to take some time but it is all about engagement. Getting your dog to focus on YOU and not the other dogs. When I walk my dog… the moment dog bark at him, he will immediately look to me and I pay! So he does not react to them😎. Engagement can be a slow process so start small like in the living room a reward for looking at you. Then go out to backyard and do same. Eventually you can build up to those situations that he explodes. Dont put him in the environment to rehearse it until you have great engagement.
@@meenanair6029 pretty much anything I do with mine I start with 2-5 min of engagement… then walk or train. Engagement got me through Santa pictures 😂. Shhhhh dont tell Andy I totally took mine to get a Santa pic 🫢🤫. Hand slap from Andy
Will be there a shirt with the small logo and the French flag on the back ?. kind of similar to the 11st he bites shirt? and how is it about overseas shipment do I get it here in Germany?: CHEERS
Hello Andy, great your video. I miss the online, so I hope you will answer to my question. Let's say the ONE TIME already happened. Knowing changing the mindset is the most difficult to change, still, what can we do do minimize that damage if not totally change? I am asking because probably there are 80% out there who (we) fucked up) our dogs with bad socialisation. Thank you very much. ( I live in a flat, not having a back yard).
Following Andy’s principles, train your dog using high engagement and avoid any possible scenarios where another dog may be present until you have an incredible heel, sit, down, stay, come. When you have the basics, find the right time and place to train your dog outside with minimal distractions. Then slowly introduce your dog to distractions, making sure that your dog is engaged with you during the distraction. (Your dog can eat out of your hand as cars, people and dogs walk past)
I always miss these. I work too much. Any tips on training my puppy to not take food from others? Someone put something in my drink and I was assaulted. I want to prevent this from happening to my dog. Anything I can do?
I’m sure I’m being paranoid but the person is someone I’ve known for a long time and used to trust. That betrayal cut deep. Now I feel like they are capable of anything. My dog will never be unattended but I’ve learned through experience it only takes a second
Omg I maybe jumped the gun before commenting, I just saw your food refusal training bit. Will that work for food from other humans too? Pup comes home Saturday.
Locking your dog in a cage for 22 hrs when you’re not training?? What happens to their health. Not using their muscle for 22 hrs? I get your point of training being the center, but at what expense to their health?
I'm so happy I found you Andy. Your techniques are so unique and I'm excited to start using them.
I love taking my dog to the field behind my house and let him run free, it has helped our recall tremendously as well, trust your doggo ❤️❤️❤️
This actually explains a lot. Gotta make some changes around here. Thank you, Andy.
Andy , this is great , don't think I have heard anyone else approach this subject this way .
Challenge accepted!! My 8 month old Malinois is doing good in his training but I believe it could be better. I’ve been allowing him free-roaming after workouts. Starting today, if I’m not directly interacting with him as you say, he’ll be crated. I’m giving this a 2 week experiment & I’m looking forward to some positive changes- keep you posted!! Thanks for your straight up no-nonsense common sense approach 👍🏼 love the energy!!
Results? :)
@@ej2863 I gotta say yes, it has definitely made a difference in his attitude. He’s more enthusiastic about training & has become more focused overall. I’ve also recently just introduced him to the e collar & the prong in order to increase drive as suggested by Andy. Incorporating all these tools has brought our training to another level! Thanks for checking in 👍🏼
@@kimberlylevin2191update?👀👀
Getting my 4 year old girl mal tomorrow. I’ve had dogs and I’m lucky my dogs were so chill and lazy lol. Andy you make so much sense I’ve been binging your stuff and your break everything down and say why so well.
Thanks brother
Leerburg they are really good . Ed is one of the original guys .
I love watching your videos. We saved a 3.5-year-old Shepenois (German Shepherd/ Belgian Malinois) from a house at the end of November 2022 (it's now Feb 2023). He had no training, doesn't know how to walk on a leash, was left outside with no shelter, was not fed enough/not quality food... I knew he was a puller from the night we picked him up, he pulled me everywhere, lunging at people walking about and other animals, till I managed to get him to the car. I felt bad, thinking I couldn't possibly take him for a walk... But I am determined not to fail him! I started looking for help immediately! I watch your videos and feel empowered. I do not take him on walks at all at the moment, but we are working on engagement through play (watched your vid on how to play!) and obedience training - heel, sit stay etc. We are working on the game where he goes around a pole and then comes for a tug toy 😊! We are with him when he is in the house (no crate as we don't have the space, but he sleeps in our small kitchen with the door closed), and I put him outside in our secure back garden for a while during the day (so I can get stuff done) and especially if we go out (might be a couple of times a week. I work from home.) We have a slip collar and use positive and negative reinforcement. I am looking forward to the day I can take him for a walk, not be pulled around, for him not to lunge at dogs and cats and pedestrians. He broke my finger lunging for a cat in our enclosed front yard last week, but his engagement is better. He 'checks in' more now. I am still determined, although it has slowed me down. Thank you!
Holy sh- this was helpful. 😊
8 almost 9 month Dobie and we have learned so much from Andy 🙏🏻. I “shelved the tug” and to my surprise we tried it last night and did so well. He loves tug now! What I took from this one today was the alone time in the yard. Sounds simple but I just havent tried it. This was great timing!!
🙌🏻
So important.
Structured days helped me a lot.
Ugh missed it live. I have a couple been saving up for you
Wonderful advice on how to prevent separation "stress" which results in anxiety complex. Excellent advice.
Love the podcasts as always
Andy , you are very direct , and I like that . I follow many different trainers , some say , o you can't do that you will just get confused . Not so , each trainer has their own little tweaks and approaches .
Every little detail that I can pick up gives me just that little more versatility .
I am not a pro trainer , I am just a dog guy .
Had dogs all my adult life , all have been off leash dogs . But I really just started studying dogs and
Training since I retired . I have always had a thing for dogs tho
Everyone has a thing for dogs and has owned them most of their life.
Why mention not using leashes? 🤔
New to your channel…. I’ve got a 1yr old GSD we have been having some issues with and this explains a lot! Lots to change at our house!
Really enjoy your videos keep them coming bro good job
I have a malinois..she came from the county Shelter. She was 6 months old when I got her. She was a STRAY...believe that or not, but she is every inch a malinois. I have trained dogs since 1965 I am 81years old. The shelter didn't want to give her to me (OH, MY AGE...I pointed out that it is AGE DISCRIMINATION). Her name is liesel (German for Gift of God) and she truly is. But since I live in the country and have two acres, she never sees another dog and everything I have is delivered. She is perfect other than when anyone comes to the door, Liesel is fine I can tell her to go "nite nite" and she pops right in her crate...but I DON'T want to have to put her in her crate every time someone comes to the door. She goes to her "place" cot when told "Place" but we have a problem with "stay". She is good when I tell her to stay when I am going out and she has to "stay" until I call her to "come" since every time she doesn't we come right back in the house and DO IT AGAIN and she has to stay until I call her to come. She has a shock collar but I don't like that name because I just use the beep and buzz. The buzz tells her come and lay down and the beep just calls her. She does both perfectly...I have been willing to PAY BIG MONEY to have her trained by the local K-9 but they say they only do PUPPIES. To me that is saying we SELL PUPPIES TRAINED but don't really train dogs.
Well, I don't have a NEW BABY PUPPY and when I bred Ger. Shepherds many years ago...yeah, a puppy is a snap to train when they don't have any bad habits. I don't have a clue as to what she went through as a "stray". She nips a lot, but she doesn't "bite". She got me once, but it was my fault I was teasing her with a toy and she reads me like a book...I swear she understands every word I say and I have never been able to say that about a dog. What I really want is not just a house trained puppy, but a functional working dog...I did it for the AF. but then I would go to the shelter and get a new puppy right out of a litter...I was planning on that when I went to the shelter this time...but SHE PICKED ME. I walked in the room and she went nuts. They said "wow" she never did that before. At a good 6 months old she was already 45 pounds.
How does she spend her other 22/23 hours when we are not either outside or actively training...she is pestering me with her 50 toys and balls. She throws the ball under the desk and then whines so I am trained with a stick to go knock the ball out from under the desk where she can't reach it. I know it is a game and I can or can't play. MOST OF THE TIME I DO. I get the feeling at times she is spoiled. But she is my sixth child and I see little difference in Children training and dog training. A dog to me is up to a two year old or three year old. I have never had a "dumb" dog.
There are a few problems I would like to get ironed out and that is something that I don't need a whole program for and we tried the "class" and that was a disaster and a total waste of a couple of hundred dollars.
Trainer with helpful guidance and tips not bul...ts i am really grateful andy keep going
Thank you 🙏🏼
Hi Andy, I made all those mistakes with my swiss shephard puppy. Thanks for those useful advices. Will ever come to Italy??
What are the biggest benefits of the fenced in yard to training? I have followed your video and my dog is doing great (at home). Dog is super reactive outside of home. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Listing to it again ❤
There you go , in a nutshell you must know at all times what is up with the dog .
Andy, Thanks for the another great video! You mention all the time in your videos "if your dog do not eat from your hand in every situation - don't move on!"
When we are on a new place with my dog he don't want to accept a toy or a food. What can I do ? IF he takes the food in most situations he spit it on the groud..
Thank you!
Thanks
Then that means your dog is either not hungry (overfed) or are experiencing very severe anxiety.
Hi Andy, Olga from Italy and following you. I am training my Swiss Shephard for IGP and progressing well. But Eagle, my dog, is also a family dog. Well behaving at home. I don’t want to flose him in a cray. Suggestions?
Thank you for your PROFESSIONALISM- I have a greater understanding of the k-9 world, their mind - what I need to correct and how to correct - etc.,
My Mals are never in a crate. I spend 90% of the time working outside while the dogs play. Last night was the first night with a 5 month old rescue. He slept on the bed next to my cat and was totally relaxed. I picked him because he exudes confidence. Every puppy is different so choose carefully. I can't believe people buy puppies without testing them.
Andy, please help! I have a 1yr 6 month Belgian Malinois. I don’t want to fail him. But he’s overreactive with dogs and human beings getting too closed. I try to train him but seems hard for him to enjoy it I’ve tried different treats, ball don’t know what to do. Also I love with my sister and she has 4 small dogs who are in no training and always barking at everything seems like he’s picking up their habits but not sure. He’s very timid, everyone says it’s his nerves but not sure. He did get attacked by a unleashed husky on his walk. I work a 9-5 job he does free roam because he stays with my mom inside the house since it be 100+ outside that will come to a change because he is kennel train. Any suggestion? Please advise Andy! Love your videos
I needed this video, the lifestyle part is a tricky thing to get down. Especially when living in an apartment. I've been afraid of crate training cause of barking and neighbors. I still stuck with it and glad I did. I struggle with having him not free roam the house. I want to give him the freedom but also know he will tear shit up. I'm going to have him on a leash and combine that with the crate. Is there something us apartment folk can do to still have a happy dog even tho we don't have a yard? I also wanted to ask about corrections in order to give the dog more freedom sooner. I would like to reach the point of him not biting furniture and countersurfing faster. In your opinion is it better to keep him on leash until he reaches a point where he loses interest or should aversive methods be used to be able to give him freeroam sooner rather than waiting it out?
What breed and how old?
@@AndyKrueger GSD mix 8 months old
@@kevleafy it's not like that, it's just that at the moment he was destroying things in the house, he's too untrained at this point to be left unattended. That's why crating while you're not watching him isn't a bad idea, it doesn't mean that he spends his entire life in there, or that we aren't working on house rules. It's more about him not being able to practise bad behaviors, I guess you could even call it setting your dog up for success. I am able to let him freeroam more now than a couple weeks back. Still have a lot of work to do.
What are your thoughts about "dogs live in the moment, therefore what happened (good or bad) yesterday doesn't matter"
Bullshit
My female GSD has issues digesting kibble. Doc told us we need to switch diets. For my GSD is not bad, but is there any strong gloves you can recommend to hand feed raw food out of. My GSD will run over a brick wall to get that food and lots of gloves has holes in them now. Or is the best way to get down and dirty and deal with it?
Vinyl (cheaper) or nitrile
If you're out with a puppy doing socialization work in Home depot or some other place as example. How do you stop someone from rushing in with the omg how cute is that malinois.
That honestly never happens to me.
I had to learn how to advocate for my dog in such situations. A harness with a patch saying in training will probably help. But at times you just need to step in front of your dog and tell that person he's in training verbally.
Happens all the time. People get so offended
Say he is in training and can't be petted.
Get a do not pet jacket.
Gl :)
What food to use for training, if the puppy is feed raw not kibble.
every experience your dog has technically includes what it's doing when it's not training.
if you needed #2, it should have probably been genetics
small oversight but we'll forgive you 😂much love, god bless 🙏
Technically they are the same, but also not 😆 Thanks for watching 🙏🏼
Hi andy! i have a question about the reaction to other dogs, i have always been told to socialize the dog so it dont get agressive, and now i have a big cane corso almost 2 yrs and she wants to run up to ever dog, how can i fix this problem if possible. Thank you very much.
Told by who?
That is a situation where obedience training will be crucial.
Go watch his video on how to socialize (podcast from couple weeks back).
Socializing = NOT GOING TO EVERY PERSON AND DOG TO PLAY AND PET!
That's key.
Good luck
can you show us your kennel
So multiple working dogs can’t live together peacefully in a household?
Correct. I guess it depends on your definition of a working dog. But for example, two police dogs should never live together in a home.
Back tie video on pet dog? 👀🙌🏼🐐
For what?
To teach proper tug biting
Not necessarily a pet dog, but a dog lacking or starting in foundational bite skills
Hi Andy, are you saying that a family dog cannot be a working dog? Please clarify, Thanks a lot Olga
It would depend on your definition of a ‘working dog’
@@AndyKrueger thanks for answering. We are preparing IGP
@@olgaiarussi6499 I gotcha. Yeah I do not believe sport dogs or police dogs should live like a family pet dog.
Hey Andy, I love all your videos. My 3 yr old Belgian that I've had for 4 months was ppd trained for 3 months. Get him home..... barking... turning in circles like a maniac in his 25 ft dog run.... we broke down and introduced a shock collar. He is much better but now almost looks depressed. He is never free roaming. But if I keep him in the crate (his house), he barks and digs. Then I correct but he bares his teeth at me. I have also learned through error that he cannot stretch his legs in the backyard with children. I have 6 and he cannot be around them too long. The woman I got him from did not mention he couldn't be around kids or I wouldn't have bought him. I love my dog and I'm trying my best.
The hard truth is this is definitely not the right dog for you. The use of the ecollar is cruel and causing worse problems. Unfortunately, this does not sound like a situation the dog should be in at all and because of it is becoming progressively more dangerous. If it were me, I would return the dog immediately 🙏🏼
Do you luck your dog in the crates? and give him his toy as well?
Hi. Thank you always for your time and insight. I've been watching your TH-cam and seriously thinking of joining paetreon. Does your Patreon video show pet dog training, reactivity, building confidence etc. I consulted on skype with a trainer who told me for my reactive working line gsd I need to correct her severely with a prong collar when she explodes upon seeing a dog during walks. This hasn't helped at all. Sorry couldn't join your live.
You wont regret the Patreon. If money is an issue you can pay for 1 month and watch as much as possible. For $25 you will learn $25,000 worth. Also that advise you got was terrible. Do NOT harshly correct. It will make things worse.
What Marsha said! 🙏🏼
Marsha thanks. I will join Patreon. I just don't know what to do when my dog locks on at other dogs and explodes.it happens so fast.
@@meenanair6029 its going to take some time but it is all about engagement. Getting your dog to focus on YOU and not the other dogs. When I walk my dog… the moment dog bark at him, he will immediately look to me and I pay! So he does not react to them😎. Engagement can be a slow process so start small like in the living room a reward for looking at you. Then go out to backyard and do same. Eventually you can build up to those situations that he explodes. Dont put him in the environment to rehearse it until you have great engagement.
@@meenanair6029 pretty much anything I do with mine I start with 2-5 min of engagement… then walk or train. Engagement got me through Santa pictures 😂. Shhhhh dont tell Andy I totally took mine to get a Santa pic 🫢🤫. Hand slap from Andy
Dude 😂
Will be there a shirt with the small logo and the French flag on the back ?. kind of similar to the 11st he bites shirt? and how is it about overseas shipment do I get it here in Germany?: CHEERS
Shit , I am going to start training dogs I guess , that is more than being an electrician !!!
I never recommend getting into dog training for the money.
@@AndyKrueger You are right , that was younger in cheek of course , it has to be for the love of dogs .
I watched this 8 months ago
Watching again
Hello Andy, great your video. I miss the online, so I hope you will answer to my question. Let's say the ONE TIME already happened. Knowing changing the mindset is the most difficult to change, still, what can we do do minimize that damage if not totally change? I am asking because probably there are 80% out there who (we) fucked up) our dogs with bad socialisation. Thank you very much. ( I live in a flat, not having a back yard).
Following Andy’s principles, train your dog using high engagement and avoid any possible scenarios where another dog may be present until you have an incredible heel, sit, down, stay, come.
When you have the basics, find the right time and place to train your dog outside with minimal distractions. Then slowly introduce your dog to distractions, making sure that your dog is engaged with you during the distraction. (Your dog can eat out of your hand as cars, people and dogs walk past)
Hi Andy, Olga from Italy. I am ta
Well I think mr Caesar Milan is not your regular dog owner either . Although I do not think he has shown wether his dogs ever got jumped either
He is very much so a regular pet dog owner.
I hate these videos…because they are true!!!
I always miss these. I work too much. Any tips on training my puppy to not take food from others? Someone put something in my drink and I was assaulted. I want to prevent this from happening to my dog. Anything I can do?
I’m sure I’m being paranoid but the person is someone I’ve known for a long time and used to trust. That betrayal cut deep. Now I feel like they are capable of anything. My dog will never be unattended but I’ve learned through experience it only takes a second
Omg I maybe jumped the gun before commenting, I just saw your food refusal training bit. Will that work for food from other humans too? Pup comes home Saturday.
is any phone number to speaks with you ?
Locking your dog in a cage for 22 hrs when you’re not training?? What happens to their health. Not using their muscle for 22 hrs? I get your point of training being the center, but at what expense to their health?
Hour long video for 2 things???
The first ten minutes is the topic, and the rest is a live q&a. I explain this in all my live streams 👍🏻