EASY OBEDIENCE TRAINING MADE FUN WITH MY BELGIAN MALINOIS!

This video is all about MASTERING THE BASICS! ANDDD...MAKING THEM FUN!
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[@cherylmillard2067]

Leash opposition is a technique that I don't often see people using, in real life or on YT. Rick taught me leash opposition in the early 90's.

[@AndyKrueger]

It’s super crucial, especially for FR exercises 💪🏼 I use it with every dog I train 🙏🏼

[@cherylmillard2067]

@@AndyKrueger Absolutely same here, it makes the "stay/pas bouger" command super clear for dogs, and the dog's lightbulb moment when it clicks is beautiful to watch.

[@antoftDK]

Hey Andy, LOVE IT! I was actually gonna ask for some more videos like this, on the last QA. Video's where you show, how to play and train at the same time. I have a 1,5 year old "intense" working line Golden Retriever, and she was starting to take control of the whole family, but then I found your videos, together with Ivan and Mia Skogster videos, and it has totally change my relationship with our dog. we do 3-4 short high energy tug/retrieve sessions in our Apartment everyday (3-5min), and when I go to the park and train (on leash), I really try to get the energy up for the engagement. Now she knows I can't be pushed around, and I'm SUPER fun to play with. THanks alot!

[@GeorgeJCLS]

Andy you are the King of dog engagement and making training fun for the dog!

[@AndyKrueger]

Thanks man I appreciate it 🙏🏼

[@beauluna678]

Good video Andy. My Mal recalls by hand signals. I don't need the Ecollar anymore. But before the Ecollar Good luck in trying to catch her.

[@AndyKrueger]

😐

[@JERSEYTOMATO]

PATREON supporter - Jersey in the house - Play with imagination- excellent video - thanks Andy -

[@AndyKrueger]

Patreon crewww!!! 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@ashley9325]

You guys ROCKIN IT!!!!😃🤩😎 PATREON is ON FIRE🔥🔥🔥

[@janshows2914]

Thanks Andy!!! I’m on it! Your the best. Patreon Nation!!!!

[@rico4you]

Training 'n Fun....solid! 💪💯

[@AndyKrueger]

💪🏼💪🏼

[@warrenhumphrey3956]

Combined training and fun for both. 🤙 Thanks

[@weslockley6684]

Loving the videos. Love the enthusiasm.

[@AndyKrueger]

🙏🏼

[@deanbalouris330]

Great work! Nice attitude on the dog’s part.

[@AndyKrueger]

Thanks 🙌🏻

[@ChoNghiepVuMalinois]

Hay quá

[@JERSEYTOMATO]

Love your style - Andy

[@evann4391]

hey ! what's the yellow ball toy that you're using, i see trainers using it but i can't find it anywhere

[@zacharyrosser9916]

Awesome content

[@janshows2914]

Oh my gosh so I love this!

[@arz923]

I’m new to your content, I love it!

[@AndyKrueger]

🙏🏼

[@jtjt660]

Your the man Andy!! 💯🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽

[@hollypearson1138]

Beautiful work Andy! I always have a good chortle at your videos too... "for the love of peace" 🤣 never a dull video. My whippet is loving the "obediplay" but I've had to slap my hand a few times for not stopping before the drive dies a bit and ending on a flat note. Bad trainer! Try harder!

[@baylamakarov8701]

Was wondering if we could see a day in the life/ daily routine with your dogggos I.e how you manage them in the house etc

[@AndyKrueger]

Well, my Malinois actually do not live in my house. I also do not film inside my house. So that one would be tough 😆🙏🏼

[@karangill1766]

This is exactly how I play with my puppy currently!!! Just waiting to finish getting all of his Vaccines then it will be in a public setting with a leash of course :)

[@CompleteK9Canada]

Great video. What is the brand of that ball? Thanks

[@AndyKrueger]

@canineculturecollective on Instagram. I put it in the description 🙂

[@margaretmeaker2830]

Stupid question: how did u teach him.when you tug the slip.line that he must "tesist" the pull vs "coming towards you" when he feels the tug??

[@AndyKrueger]

Tough to explain in a comment 🙏🏼

[@GallowsPole805]

Do You fatigue him a little bit beforehand w/ some swimming, fetch, etc then hit your obedience training or do You go right into it?

[@AndyKrueger]

Noooo! Training with full energy is crucial!

[@EarsUpK9]

Where do you get your leads from? I need some good thin ones. 🤜🤛

[@victormutinyu2959]

I really enjoy your training, and how do you start training the dog to heel?

[@cherylmillard2067]

Can you do a five minute on the French Ring Sport basic commands, like assis, debut, couche, viens ici, au pied, and pas bouger? I remember some of the pronunciations from back in the day, but don't want to sound like an idiot when I finally show up to our local club. I also want to get Maxine's training pretty solid and proofed in new environments. The funny thing is I've been training super hard off leash, when I changed it up this morning and worked on leash, she was a bit confused. 😵‍💫

[@AndyKrueger]

It’d probably be easier to just google the pronunciations 🤷🏻‍♂️😬🙏🏼

[@AndyKrueger]

I take the leash off for the trial only 🙂

[@cherylmillard2067]

@@AndyKrueger I did but, using a couple sources they are different, anyway you're the real world expert. I think other people are curious, not just me.

[@embraceanimals5650]

Awsome video again.. Still wondering if i get the patreon… Is there any videos about a high drive to make them calm..

[@AndyKrueger]

Depends on your perspective and understanding. No, there are no videos titled ‘Making a high dive dog calm’! With a few simple ‘tricks’. My patreon is for the dedicated dog owner that is willing to follow all of the videos and take the time and effort to help their dog. Making a high drive dog calm is like saying, do you have any videos about making a race car slow? You must understand your dog inside and out in order to manipulate their drives and state of mind 🙏🏼

[@embraceanimals5650]

I understand.. I mean how you read the body language of your dog.. High drive is okay, but sometimes a calm training is good also for the neighborhood barkbigtime

[@katieeasland8842]

I just watched the small dog heel video and I’m curious if you are able to use multiple lures or does this dog prefer the ball as a reward?

[@robandrei-marcel5765]

So I am getting a puppy(giant schnauzer ) in 2 week's he will be 10 weeks old when I get him, wat is the order of the things I need to teach him, I am thinking, recall(important) , hill(to me or the wife, however is walking him) , sit(off button). Not shore with should be the order.

[@jerryring342]

Can I ask a question?

[@nreifer04]

How long each day do you exercise your dogs? Whats your dogs schedule?

[@AndyKrueger]

I actually don’t have a formal training/ exercise schedule. I just do what the day allows and what feels right 🙏🏼

[@1kbirdy]

do you plan on having a litter ?

[@AndyKrueger]

I do not.

[@ChiBinh13]

Bạn huấn Luyện chó hay quá mình cũng muốn có một con cún như của bạn ok

[@Roger-fw2lq]

Want kind of BALL is that?

[@wet9808]

can you do more videos of taking your dogs out in public

[@AndyKrueger]

Yes 👊🏼

[@IlyaZakurdaev]

Hello Andy, fantastic videos thank you very much. If I can ask for some advice i have mixed malinois, i picked him as a puppy from a shelter (someone just threw away bunch of puppies in the forest) my dog is 5 yo and he is aggressive after Boxer attacked him. I am not able to simply enjoy the walk not even talking about going via public transport or car. I've tried multiple trainers but they usually just have border collie and looking surprised at my dog. I would love to take my dog outside the city out of the leash at least but it is not possible due his unpredictibles. When he was young one trainer suggested to avoid him to get into contact with my friends sheltie, however my friends shieltie its the only dog he is not being aggresive to. Thank you very much EDIT: This is exactly like my dog kzbin.info/www/bejne/l3OyemeMo6lqm9k

[@joegoodwill5313]

You obviously are a great dog trainer. I wish I could learn from you, but I cannot. I really wish that you would explain your teaching technique in a way that the viewer can understand and emulate.. For me, it just looks like a lot of footage of you randomly playing with your dog, accompanied by music. It would be so helpful if you could lay down a track of you talking into a mic, explaining what you are doing, instead of laying down a track of music that does not help the viewer. Sorry to be negative, but it is just so frustrating. Obviously you have a great technique but I cannot learn it from you. It is far easier to learn from trainers like Fenrir, who explain the theory and the technique in excruciating detail, so that the viewer can learn from them and implement the same with their own dogs.

[@AndyKrueger]

I do just this on my Patreon 👍🏻

[@cherylmillard2067]

Joe, we all learn differently. I'm a visual learner and have learned something every time Andy uploads. Sometimes though I tend to overanalyze, if you take the video at face value and just go with it perhaps, you'll then see the forest through the trees.

[@AndyKrueger]

@@cherylmillard2067 Exactly. Spoon feeding isn’t always the answer. You need to take inspiration from my videos and use your own skills to figure out how to create it with your own dog. This is how you become successful. Someone else can’t do it for you. But like I said, if you want thoroughly broken down step by step lessons, patreon.com/ andykrueger 🙌🏻

[@cherylmillard2067]

@@AndyKrueger I'll become a Patreon member when I recover a bit financially, the care of Mimi who has degenerative myelopathy was costly but worth it as long as it gave her good quality of life but that is no longer the case, her going away party and last car ride to the vet is this week.

[@AndyKrueger]

@@cherylmillard2067 🙏🏼

[@javintansalazar471]

This guy talks too much. Plus he says he’ll teach us how to train our dog but what he’s doing is showing his trained dog.

[@AndyKrueger]

Would you like some cheese with that whine? 😢😢😢

[@rickleite4122]

Those dogs are the easiest dogs to train, they love to work more than any other. Most likely the smartest starting at 8 weeks old.

[@zacharyrosser9916]

Awesome content