I love how you consistently give us the example of the mechanics when starting from square one and not just show what the end result looks like. Most UA-cam trainers are great at explaining what they are looking to accomplish but forget to step back to the VERY VERY beginning (like eating out of the hand). Thanks for your videos!
I run a German shepherd group on Facebook and the #1 question is “Where do I start with training my puppy?” I’ve shared your channel within the group, only because I have 100% faith in your training style and ways of training puppies & dogs. Thank you for all the videos helping us who seem to be “stuck” on where to start. I never would have even thought about engaging with reward being the first step. I have no problem admitting my faults and things I don’t know 😅 your channel is a true blessing and I’m so excited to start over with kelly and do things the right way.
I wish my wife and i did this early on with our Blue Heeler. Since learning from our mistakes, I would say she is in an excellent place, but hand feeding during training really could have made life a whole lot easier during the shaping/basic obedience phase. Oh well, we will do this rigorously with our next puppy!
Pefert so glad you say teach them good and yes I choose spanish and German so he only listens to me and doesn't get confused when other people are talking so a different language for there undivided attention just a suggestion
Such an underrated video amazing I love it picking up new my 7 month APBT pup tmmr and this is what I’m going to use to train him. These definitely make more sense than zaks videos or mccans that u see get all the views on yt 😂
This is a really good video Sir. You probably know how many people have no idea how to do such basic training. Thank You. I meet them all the time. I will share this to my FB.
Love your videos Andy.. I want a puppy and I am trying to learn as much as I can and come up with a plan before I get one. I am using your videos to do this.
Thank you for another great video! What's the difference between "yes" and "free" ? I use "okay" to "free" my dog to do whatever he wants and the same "okay" as we are playing to release him to bite the toy. Am I wrong ?
Have you ever went straight to a prong instead of a collar at the beginning of training just cause that specific dog needed a little something more than a flat?
Awesome video Andy!! I’ve been trying to decide for my recall if I should say “yes” as soon as my dog turns to start coming to me, or if I should mark “yes” once he gets to me and as he’s coming just encourage with a “good boy”
Hello Andy! I have a lady Malinois 8 month old,I start training her( after watching a lot of your videos), for almost 2 month, she's awesome dog!I have big problems with switch/out command! She's not letting go the toy inside her mouth and jumps for the second toy keeping both in mouth😅🤣,from 20 reps if I'm lucky, I get 1 repetition when she'll spit the toy inside mouth for the other one! What can I do to learn her OUT ? Thanks for all your tips🙏🙏🙏
This so amazing ,thank you for showing the first steps of training a dog . If you don't mind me asking, how long do you think I should do this training with my 6 months old dog ?
Andy -your training videos are truly helpful, well done, and easy to follow. I have raised 5 GSD’s and am getting my first Eastern European Shepherd in June. Coming from the Czech Republic. I have always used wire crates. What would you suggest wire vs. the enclosed “igloo” style crates ? Thank you for your help. J. Barton
Good dog Andy! He looks same like my boy when he was younger, but my boy got his tail on him 😂😂. Is Roman your dog? And if it's yours will he gonna be sport dog?
I have a very anxious malinois when it comes to getting in a vehicle. He wants to get in and then guard the door so I can't get in. I make him wait to get in and that is better, but he gets so anxious when I get in that he wants to growl - have you dealt with that before? I have been working on backup so he moves but he doesn't want to move and wants to be over anxious. He has just turned 1 year old and otherwise very smart and mostly loving 😉
Love the engagement. My questions is, when starting out, is it best to work on each individual command at a time instead of working on all commands (Yes! Good! Sit! Climb!…..) My thought is to work on Yes/Good engagement for a couple days, then as that tightens up, move on to the rest of the commands individually. Love the videos, appreciate any feedback
A little of both! Totally depends on the dog. If engagement is a struggle, I’d work Good and Yes exclusively for hundreds of reps. If the engagement is through the roof quickly, you can work on many things at once like I did in this session! 🙌🏻
Should the dog have eye contact with you and do the command to get the reward? I believe that is the reason you have the treats by your eyes/ face area. In other words command, dog sits but doesn't make eye contact with you. Maybe because you don't have the treat near your eyes but he still sits. Then still reward? Thanks for the videos they're great!
Andy i got a 16 months Malinois that have passed the BH however i feel we need to work on our engagement. Would you say i can back up all the way to this video or is it to late?
What do you think of using the “break” command instead of “free”? I watch Tom Davis sometimes, and he uses break. To me, I could see break being more for letting the dog act naturally in a situation where they are least likely to do anything wrong, but free could be a more commonly used release command to get them out of a position.
The word is certainly personal preference! I have no problem with break, but it is what you make it. The dog will respond according to their training rather than the sound of the actual word 🙏🏼
I was explaining a few things to my little brother today. He got his first mal. I thought who can he watch to see how to do things? I grew up on vcr training videos, so who in the name of corn on the cob should he watch. Hmmm just one guy shoots straight, that crazy buckeye Andy. Hope all is well AK, Giovanni, subscribe, and join! The price of one fluffy drink will get you access to a real deal decoy. God bless y'all and get out there to get it done.
Hello Andy, what’s the name of food you give to your dogs, I have a Belgian Malinois almost 3 years old but she still fat ha😅88 lb, I gave her since a puppy VICTOR Super Premium Dog Food - Hi-Pro Plus Dry Dog Food - 30% Protein, Gluten Free, I train her every day but she still fatty, please could you let me know what food do you give to you champ? Thanks for your videos honestly you are one of the best trainer I ever see.
Thanks! That’s a great idea, but is tough because the individual dogs can differ so drastically, it’s hard to generalize 🙏🏼 I do find them to be like this yes.
I have seen a bunch of your videos, and i haven't seen it addressed so my question is, if I don't feed kibble is it appropriate to feed non kibble during training? Too messy, cumbersome?
Hi Andy, my 18 week GSD does a good sit, stand, stay etc but she keeps going into a “lazy down” by shifting body weight onto a hip after one or two seconds. Any tips? And she also keeps needing to move forward in order to go to a stand. I realize this is all probably bad training on my part but any tips would be great. Thanks so much. Love your content.
ua-cam.com/video/XlPHtIdmOHg/v-deo.html i think this video is what you’re looking for. the fourth and fifth section of the video specifically but the whole video is great.
Thanks! Teach stand from a sit. Push in and under the dogs chin and their back legs will pop up without their front feet moving. Go back to shorter downs with huge jackpots frequently. I always release by throwing a toy behind them. This will keep them in the mindset to be prepared to spring up at any second. Don’t move too fast in the duration of time, once the down is perfect, adding chunks of time is easy 👍🏻
Your videos are great! (Will probably subscribe to patreon when given the chance) im not sure how often you reply to comments but... my husband and i have 3 dogs. 1 german shepherd, a german shepherd belgian mal, and recently recieved a 10 month old full blood belgian mal (original owner passed on) we have been allowing him to acclimate to the other animals and new household for a few weeks now. He has taken a liking to me since day 1, so we decided ill be the one to train and work with him. Any tips on that since he is a little older? Our other dogs know some german commands, should i stick with german with him or could i try something different with him? (Wasnt sure if thatd mess up him or the other dogs if he had different commands) they do understand english as is.
Thanks! Language can be anything of your choosing! I’d treat the new dog like it is a puppy when it comes to training. Start from square one and master the basics! 🙌🏻
Who da man? Andy Krueger da man! Another mega video, thank you sir. I thought I understood markers, but now I’m a little confused with the ‘good’ marker. Should a reward always come directly after, or can it also be used as a continuation marker? For example, I ask for a sit then say ‘good’, then ask for a down, then say ‘good’ and then reward. I really appreciate your time here 🙌🏻
I have a 10 month old female malinois she has ADD, ADHA, BIPOLAR BIPOLAR., an anythg else there us...she does her commands but could really care less...her history is sad...she's very smart...turns on out side water can open zipper on my work bag...then pulls all stuff out an chews it...yup she's a chewer...has not bonded in the 4 months w myself or husband...can't have any1 here to visit...she will go after them...😢😢 I'm at the end of my rope...I love her...not enough money to get a good trainer....sorry for crying on yr shoulder...
I love how you consistently give us the example of the mechanics when starting from square one and not just show what the end result looks like. Most UA-cam trainers are great at explaining what they are looking to accomplish but forget to step back to the VERY VERY beginning (like eating out of the hand). Thanks for your videos!
Room service! Get your food yourself! Great analogy!🎉🎉
I run a German shepherd group on Facebook and the #1 question is “Where do I start with training my puppy?”
I’ve shared your channel within the group, only because I have 100% faith in your training style and ways of training puppies & dogs.
Thank you for all the videos helping us who seem to be “stuck” on where to start. I never would have even thought about engaging with reward being the first step.
I have no problem admitting my faults and things I don’t know 😅 your channel is a true blessing and I’m so excited to start over with kelly and do things the right way.
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I can tell that Roman already respected because via body language and verbal communication, what you call engagement. I love it!
Beautiful Rottweiler. Willing to work. Perfect bonding.. 😍
Andy you’re making us ALL look good!!!!🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼
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Very nice ! Viewing from Philippines.
I was engaged through out the entire video-‘yes’ :D. Great video Andy!
Wow! Thanks buddy … Essence of quality training
Best training teacher
I wish my wife and i did this early on with our Blue Heeler. Since learning from our mistakes, I would say she is in an excellent place, but hand feeding during training really could have made life a whole lot easier during the shaping/basic obedience phase. Oh well, we will do this rigorously with our next puppy!
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Hello there, I’m so glad I came across your videos. They have helped so much in helping us train our 15 week old German Shepard!
Awesome! 🙌🏻
Thank you 🙏 so much for sharing this training 🥰🥰
Where did you get that vest?
Absolutely love your videos and techniques buddy.
Your training is amazing I’ve been following you lately I just got my first Rottie so I’m trying to learn about them as much as possible
Pefert so glad you say teach them good and yes I choose spanish and German so he only listens to me and doesn't get confused when other people are talking so a different language for there undivided attention just a suggestion
that was a lot of training for such a short video. it really is that simple. thanks man!
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Yeah you have helped many owners
Excellent video.
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Love your vids!
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Very useful. Thanks Mr.Andy
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Such an underrated video amazing I love it picking up new my 7 month APBT pup tmmr and this is what I’m going to use to train him. These definitely make more sense than zaks videos or mccans that u see get all the views on yt 😂
This is a really good video Sir. You probably know how many people have no idea how to do such basic training. Thank You. I meet them all the time. I will share this to my FB.
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I love your training brother 👍
Thank you 🙏🏼
Love your videos Andy.. I want a puppy and I am trying to learn as much as I can and come up with a plan before I get one. I am using your videos to do this.
This is brilliant, now I know how many times I have to repeat it. Can I use wait and come instead as I have already taught my dog using those words?
As always another good video by AK.
Magnifique ! Thank You Andy for this vid and Your enthusiasm, lets go training ! , Cheers from France
Cheers! 🙌🏻
Andy can you please do a video on how you'd train a dog with reactivity issues?
This exact video! If your dog can’t do these exercises in any/ every environment, don’t move on! 🙌🏻
@@AndyKrueger thank you Andy!
Thank you, Andy! This was super helpful.
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Very nice, epic, as always 🤘👏💪
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New Patreon member here! Keep up the great work, sir. I’ll upgrade once I get my dog.
Thank you for another great video!
What's the difference between "yes" and "free" ? I use "okay" to "free" my dog to do whatever he wants and the same "okay" as we are playing to release him to bite the toy. Am I wrong ?
Not wrong! When I use Yes, a reward will always follow. When I use Free, a reward will not necessarily follow every time 👍🏻
Andy!
Thank you another great video!
Happy Thanksgiving!!
Thanks! You too!
Wow
Have you ever went straight to a prong instead of a collar at the beginning of training just cause that specific dog needed a little something more than a flat?
Definitely
Awesome video Andy!! I’ve been trying to decide for my recall if I should say “yes” as soon as my dog turns to start coming to me, or if I should mark “yes” once he gets to me and as he’s coming just encourage with a “good boy”
You can mark both separately! Sometimes right when they turn and other times mark when they’re close 👍🏻
Loved this video very educating
Hello Andy! I have a lady Malinois 8 month old,I start training her( after watching a lot of your videos), for almost 2 month, she's awesome dog!I have big problems with switch/out command! She's not letting go the toy inside her mouth and jumps for the second toy keeping both in mouth😅🤣,from 20 reps if I'm lucky, I get 1 repetition when she'll spit the toy inside mouth for the other one! What can I do to learn her OUT ? Thanks for all your tips🙏🙏🙏
This so amazing ,thank you for showing the first steps of training a dog .
If you don't mind me asking, how long do you think I should do this training with my 6 months old dog ?
Well, you should constantly be progressing while at the same time repeating basics over and over. About a month or two if I had to generalize 🙏🏼
@@AndyKrueger Thank you sir🙏
Andy -your training videos are truly helpful, well done, and easy to follow. I have raised 5 GSD’s and am getting my first Eastern European Shepherd in June. Coming from the Czech Republic. I have always used wire crates. What would you suggest wire vs. the enclosed “igloo” style crates ? Thank you for your help. J. Barton
Enclosed! 🙌🏻
Good dog Andy! He looks same like my boy when he was younger, but my boy got his tail on him 😂😂.
Is Roman your dog? And if it's yours will he gonna be sport dog?
He is a client’s dog. Just a pet! 🙌🏻
I have a very anxious malinois when it comes to getting in a vehicle. He wants to get in and then guard the door so I can't get in. I make him wait to get in and that is better, but he gets so anxious when I get in that he wants to growl - have you dealt with that before? I have been working on backup so he moves but he doesn't want to move and wants to be over anxious. He has just turned 1 year old and otherwise very smart and mostly loving 😉
Also he is very vocal - I don't want him to stop barking completely but I do want him to stop when I tell him too?
I use a crate in the car 100% of the time.
@@AndyKrueger I could work with that - thank you 😊
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Have you trained or considered training a waterfowl retreiver? Whistle, Casting, retreiving ect..
I’ve dabbled, yes.
Love the engagement. My questions is, when starting out, is it best to work on each individual command at a time instead of working on all commands (Yes! Good! Sit! Climb!…..) My thought is to work on Yes/Good engagement for a couple days, then as that tightens up, move on to the rest of the commands individually.
Love the videos, appreciate any feedback
A little of both! Totally depends on the dog. If engagement is a struggle, I’d work Good and Yes exclusively for hundreds of reps. If the engagement is through the roof quickly, you can work on many things at once like I did in this session! 🙌🏻
@@AndyKrueger -thank you for the quick response. That makes complete sense and obvious at the same time lol! Will get on it
Hey Mr. Krueger great stuff! How do I teach my dog the stay command and the back up or scoot back command?
Luring for sure
Can you do group training/it must be always individual dog per dog??
Yes always individual 👍🏻
What tips can you give us to try? Can you do a video on both? The stay command and backing up?
When training dog, is there a consistent time of day? Is the dog must be hungry ? Thank you! I SUBSCRIBED !
Where do you get your training jacket?
How do you train for the stand command having a little trouble with that
From a sit. Push in and under the dog’s chin and their back legs will pop up without their front moving 👍🏻
any tips to get my dog to take the food more gently? hes over a year old and still quite snappy when taking food
Feed one piece at a time from the cup of your palm only 👍🏻
Should the dog have eye contact with you and do the command to get the reward? I believe that is the reason you have the treats by your eyes/ face area. In other words command, dog sits but doesn't make eye contact with you. Maybe because you don't have the treat near your eyes but he still sits. Then still reward? Thanks for the videos they're great!
Pay what you want repeated! Yes, ideally the dog is making eye contact before any release or reward 👍🏻
Andy i got a 16 months Malinois that have passed the BH however i feel we need to work on our engagement. Would you say i can back up all the way to this video or is it to late?
Definitely! It’s always a good idea to drill basics no matter the level or age of the dog! 🙌🏻
What are some major bullet points for my Belgium Malinois. We got her 3 days ago and is a rescue that is now a tripod because of her nose I’m guessing
I’m not sure what you’re referring to..
What do you think of using the “break” command instead of “free”? I watch Tom Davis sometimes, and he uses break. To me, I could see break being more for letting the dog act naturally in a situation where they are least likely to do anything wrong, but free could be a more commonly used release command to get them out of a position.
The word is certainly personal preference! I have no problem with break, but it is what you make it. The dog will respond according to their training rather than the sound of the actual word 🙏🏼
I was explaining a few things to my little brother today. He got his first mal. I thought who can he watch to see how to do things? I grew up on vcr training videos, so who in the name of corn on the cob should he watch. Hmmm just one guy shoots straight, that crazy buckeye Andy. Hope all is well AK, Giovanni, subscribe, and join! The price of one fluffy drink will get you access to a real deal decoy. God bless y'all and get out there to get it done.
Hell yes! Thank you!! 💪🏼🙌🏻
Hello Andy, what’s the name of food you give to your dogs, I have a Belgian Malinois almost 3 years old but she still fat ha😅88 lb, I gave her since a puppy VICTOR Super Premium Dog Food - Hi-Pro Plus Dry Dog Food - 30% Protein, Gluten Free, I train her every day but she still fatty, please could you let me know what food do you give to you champ? Thanks for your videos honestly you are one of the best trainer I ever see.
And Also please How many times a day do you feed them?
Brand is irrelevant. Feed way less, quantity and frequency.
Andy Krueger ma man!
Do you find Rotties bold but sometime nervous / suspicious?
Please will you do a breed reviews 🙏🏽
Thanks! That’s a great idea, but is tough because the individual dogs can differ so drastically, it’s hard to generalize 🙏🏼
I do find them to be like this yes.
I have seen a bunch of your videos, and i haven't seen it addressed so my question is, if I don't feed kibble is it appropriate to feed non kibble during training? Too messy, cumbersome?
Hi Andy, my 18 week GSD does a good sit, stand, stay etc but she keeps going into a “lazy down” by shifting body weight onto a hip after one or two seconds. Any tips? And she also keeps needing to move forward in order to go to a stand. I realize this is all probably bad training on my part but any tips would be great. Thanks so much. Love your content.
ua-cam.com/video/XlPHtIdmOHg/v-deo.html
i think this video is what you’re looking for. the fourth and fifth section of the video specifically but the whole video is great.
Thanks! Teach stand from a sit. Push in and under the dogs chin and their back legs will pop up without their front feet moving.
Go back to shorter downs with huge jackpots frequently. I always release by throwing a toy behind them. This will keep them in the mindset to be prepared to spring up at any second. Don’t move too fast in the duration of time, once the down is perfect, adding chunks of time is easy 👍🏻
Thanks Andy. That’s super helpful. 🙏
When you ask the dog to climb does that transfer to any object uou want the dog to climb? And also is it used for Place?
Do you feed the dog outside of training?
If they have good food drive then yes. If their food drive is low, I like to hand feed all their meals.
Your videos are great! (Will probably subscribe to patreon when given the chance) im not sure how often you reply to comments but... my husband and i have 3 dogs. 1 german shepherd, a german shepherd belgian mal, and recently recieved a 10 month old full blood belgian mal (original owner passed on) we have been allowing him to acclimate to the other animals and new household for a few weeks now. He has taken a liking to me since day 1, so we decided ill be the one to train and work with him. Any tips on that since he is a little older? Our other dogs know some german commands, should i stick with german with him or could i try something different with him? (Wasnt sure if thatd mess up him or the other dogs if he had different commands) they do understand english as is.
Thanks!
Language can be anything of your choosing!
I’d treat the new dog like it is a puppy when it comes to training. Start from square one and master the basics! 🙌🏻
I have a 11 week Cane Corso do you think it's too early
To be honest, your voice Andy is so rewarding, I myself would eat the treats out of your hand ;)
Been trying to find a kibble that’s a good size for my bully. What was used in this video?
From what age should dogs be trained?
Day 1 👍🏻
Do you do this before the feeding time in the morning? Yes?
This is feeding time!
How often is your mal in it's crate?
How log was the dog fasting for?
What kibble food is that? My 5 month old boxer won't eat his kibble food. Purina puppy food
I don't understand the difference between the "yes" and "free" commands.
Yes means a reward will always follow. Free is a clock out/ release command.
When I try to teach the "down" command, my malinois puppy just rolls over to his side every time. 🙈 he's 4 months
Use a leash and block this 🙌🏻
Like this in French! 👀😎
When can you have your dog out without a lease and not be afraid they will run away or bite someone.
Who da man? Andy Krueger da man! Another mega video, thank you sir. I thought I understood markers, but now I’m a little confused with the ‘good’ marker. Should a reward always come directly after, or can it also be used as a continuation marker? For example, I ask for a sit then say ‘good’, then ask for a down, then say ‘good’ and then reward. I really appreciate your time here 🙌🏻
Thank YOU! 🙏🏼
It can and should be used as both! You will only reward every time when you are charging the marker! 🙌🏻
@@AndyKrueger Great, thank you 👊🏻
Am from phlippines uwant joint to your club
Gud
I have a 10 month old female malinois she has ADD, ADHA, BIPOLAR BIPOLAR., an anythg else there us...she does her commands but could really care less...her history is sad...she's very smart...turns on out side water can open zipper on my work bag...then pulls all stuff out an chews it...yup she's a chewer...has not bonded in the 4 months w myself or husband...can't have any1 here to visit...she will go after them...😢😢 I'm at the end of my rope...I love her...not enough money to get a good trainer....sorry for crying on yr shoulder...
Now I realized I had no real meaning with my yes and good. udaman.
Roman 😅 my fathers name 😂
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