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🦴 What dog treats do you use? I have a Siberian Husky 🦴

I have a 3 year old mal. Can take him anywhere and he walks around confident with his chest puffed out. Does great with bite work and muzzle fighting. For some reason when larger people go to pet him he tucks his tail and pulls away. I could put that same person in a suit and he’d engage without question Any thoughts on this?.

My new life goal is to have someone say CAN I BE YOUR DOG IN THE NEXT LIFE? 😂😂

What are you saying when he is sitting in front of you then u call or say something to heel. Thanks. Just ran into your channel for the first time 👍

She was just Jaded! 😂Happy pup,happy life.good job

I have a belgiam malinois mix german shepeard. How much money a month for these product you spend. $200 is whatbim guessing

Thanks again, for nice topic. What if the puppy was weak and bullied by All other siblings?

I’ve had my dog for just over three years and she is almost as shut down as when I got her from rescue. Even a wonderful dog trainer has made little difference. It’s heartbreaking.

Watching this today and appreciating your methods and simplicity! No shortcuts, just patience and repetition, beautiful, subscribed! I'm wondering when is a good time to say the command and how to teach it ? Is there a part 2 to this video ?

❤❤ I’m new I’m subscribed already,with a big thumbs up. I love your style of training, I love the French language and I love your beautiful dog. Thank you so much. I will be watching every one of your videos and I will comment in as many as I can but Please don’t feel the need to reply. The reason I’m commenting is to try and get it to more people. It’s fabulous thank you.😊

Impossible not to feel good watching that, thanks.

I love these dogs, but I'll only consider getting a Belgian Malinois when I retire and the kids have grown up.

We took in a German Shepherd from the pound and had to teach her to be a dog. It took a lot of time and love but she turned into a great pet and member of the family.

I LOVE to see the engagement in this video, and Jade learning playful behavior! so sweet, made me smile! I have a boxer and we live for wrestling. She must be so happy, good for you Andy :)

2 Years ago I adopted a 6 years old over-reactiing beagle, and I have to say, I'm about to give up taking him for walks and just let him play in the backyard, which he also enjoys. EVERYTIME I take him for a walk, is a complete nightmare. It literally makes me sick, I get so stressed out to the point I get bad neck, shoulders and arms aches that last for a couple of days, And HORRIBLE headaches. I also have a 6 years old Corgi, I raised since he was 10 weeks old. I NEVER trained the corgi on anything, BUT he knows everything. He comes when we call his name. He always looks at me, waiting for me to tell him what to do, he even understand hand signs, and head shakes. Never trained the corgi on how to walk, and he is the best behave dog in walks, he doesn't heel but every few steps he always turns his head to check on me, or to "ask for permission " to stop to poop or pee. But I never taught him how to do anything. He is my second corgi, the first one, which I also raised from 8 wks, was even MORE focused than this second one. The previous corgi can go for walks without a leash and in every walk, with or without a leash, he completely ignored everything and everyone around, except me, he would ignore even the squirrels. But I almost never took him for walks without a leash because I knew not all dogs respect other dogs private spaces...like my "new" beagle... Anyways, I think certain breeds have in their genes that focus and working instinct, and know that they must follow the leader's instruction. And I think Corgis are one of them... at least the 2 corgis I had/have did/do.

one of the most beautiful dogs on earth. thank you for helping her 🐕

Cheers mate, like and subbed, this is exactly the tool i need to train my puppy to heal. he's very food focussed so makes training easier for me. he's a quick learner too.

Thanks for the explanation and discussing your previous reel. Very insightful.

Dude teach your dog to sit still when you put that collar on and do not let him jump up on you , that's simple obedience training he should have learned a long time ago

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That’s all I feed my dog meat eggs chicken with the bone in it any raw meat with bone in it if my dog wants vegetables he’s gonna have to eat grass

Thank you.

I’m sure you get this a lot, but are there a certain breeders out there you recommend for a variety of different guard breeds would like something for the family but finding a good breeder is hard to do

Awesome job sir 🎉❤

Hit the nail on the head as expected. If only every dog breeder understood this. Especially in a breed like this it's absolutely horrible to see what kind of dogs people choose to breed. Anxious, nervous, shy... NO, that's not how this breed is supposed to be. Or any dog for that matter, no dog should be afraid to live!

Glad you made this one to clarify!!!🙌🙌

Mike's comment is exactly what people told us when my fiance & I were taking care of a *GENETICALLY* Anxious, Fearful German Shepherd. We fostered him for a while. For 7 months while I had this dog, 10 weeks to 9 months, I was told how its MY fault, how its a LACK of socialization. News fucking flash. He was literally born this way. "Its common for them to shut down when they go somewhere new with a stranger" - Ridiculous. My wellbred German Shepherd had zero issues with a single person in my family a day in his life. The foster GSD? At 12 weeks old we were visiting family for thanksgiving, he was freaking out at the end of the leash while people were 20 feet away. Genuinely insane. (No not in a reactive way, I am just not gonna sit here for half an hour and perfectly explain this dogs anxiety issues in a youtube comment) Granted, I have so much I need to learn as a handler to create a comfortable & balanced training environment for a dog like that, but the general point is... No.. That is NOT normal for any of these breeds. I hope Mike really evaluates his breeding stock & makes a good decision for the future of his "program"

Meh, maybe pair the shy girl with a Mal that's too much off the wall. I think she could compliment that single Mal family nicely by redirecting the energy.

What a joy to see her come out of herself! Thanks for sharing, i'm currently going through the same process with a whippet who was totally shut down. Im so happy to see you bring her round with play, it has worked for my little one too even though we have a way to go yet 😊

SOOOOO many dog lover's have no idea about BAD GENETICS.... PREACH BROTHA

Glad I watched the full thing, was also gunna say "clearly the dogs not abused" she looks healthy, just timid in a new place with someone who isnt her owner. Andy had to put in alot of work to get her to work on that confidence drive and then viola, the magic happens. Owners did a wonderful job, seeking someone professional to help. I've definetly seen 'seemingly' over confident dogs cow around new places/people, whilst acting like boisterous kings or queens at home.

Belgian malinois formaly known as Begian ANTICHRIST.

Great video, Andy. I love your no BS approach. And also love the educational responses to those comments. Awesome work 👍🏻

Great video, thank you! Fully agree that genetic is extremly important ( I have mini poodle who suffers from the same reason I guess, but its not that radical as this Malinois in the video). It will be great if you can show some video how to choose puppy.

Absolutely agree with the entire video!

Perfect. Thank you!

Respect for your responses to those two questions.

I love your enthusiasm Andy! Greetings from Belgium!!! Owner of a Mechelse herder. ( Malinois) We speak Dutch in Mechelen no French :)

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Great episode

Good morning! Quick question, awhile back you said you like to use a 2.25 pinch, I have a young GSD. Great pup, should I use the 2.25 even when he is grown? Thanks P.S. I had the Malinois with terrible genetics if you don’t remember?! It was a nightmare. Now I have a working GSD that is a great example of the breed! Came from a real breeder.

I just adopted a 1 year old Belgian a few hours ago from a shelter (was a stray, he was in the shelter 3 weeks). He is very anxious and super clingy. Timber will not eat (even though we were told he's very trreat motivated), doesn't care about toys, just cares about staying right next to me. I'm happy I found your channel, this video in particular. I know it will take time and patience but I am excited to help him live his best life.

Beautiful video and story mate! Love your work.

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Well done Andy💪💪

How do you help the dog that scared of the sounds of the retractable lead little pug is very timid

Andy should have his own show!, so good looking too 👏

Fantastic