How to train your Malinois to Focus Heel pt 2. In Motion

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[@Ledgewand]

“You want power? Power comes at a price.” - brilliant way to sum it all up 👍

[@brianmunoz1718]

The last couple minutes of this session was gold…the reality check of trying to harness raw natural frustration and drive at the possible expense of new holes in one’s body is humbling to say the least. I have been following / closely studying your videos since my starting to work my GSD pup at 6/7 weeks old and he is now a healthy, hearty, gamey 80+ plus pound intact male learning the protection work. Thanks for what you do man. Stay safe

[@francisco88594]

Thanks for the tutorials, I've seen almost everyone and they've helped me a lot in teaching my puppy

[@Gyppor]

Your training content is some of the best on KZbin!! Thanks for putting it up!

[@raul1735]

Interesting how right from the beginning you gradually saw it coming! My respects Sr!

[@DavidLopez-jq9dv]

Excellent video! I like how you showed how he got out of control and you calmed him by using your energy (lowered ) and serious to calm him. Thank you! Love it

[@zircon7260]

That’s totally amazing and you are a master at your craft. It makes sense to me, yet, I’d still have to watch it a few more times just to see how to implement your concept and routine to practice it. Phenomenal video

[@shabbyguy4334]

watched a MILLION how to HEEL vids, your one actually worked!!!! "Choep"

[@ava1431]

What does choep mean?

[@shabbyguy4334]

@@ava1431 it is used as a marker, same as you would use "yes" to mark the behaviour you want, say it with me... "choep"

[@shaecloud4403]

Lol chiiiiip

[@yvetteglover2647]

Man you are sooooo dang awesome at training!!!! I wish I could afford a trained pup from you for my boys!!!!

[@oscaribarra6531]

As you mentioned how he’s like a Ferrari he almost got you in the face. Saying he’s got fire. We’re able to see how you handled that situation 👌🏽

[@kristinalasic4439]

Wooow this work with my 9 years old staff 😳😳 thank you 😍😍

[@asyd4625]

Excellent tutorial

[@esphd]

Awesome video.

[@DinFL]

Great video and very impressive dog.

[@marybaker5319]

My dog started to do that with her feet I praise her with good job and pat her and then play with her after we are all done

[@johnmurphy2655]

Question - But first I just want to say Great video as usual! Anyways as you said by dropping the kibbles may cause disconnection problems from focus in the future well its happening to me did you say you had a video to show how to solve this lol ?

[@haroldlao5506]

Care to share what brand of kibbles you’re giving to that Belgian Malinois? I have a BM but it’s been a problem on my end ever since what dog food to give her. I keep changing from brand to brand. She would eat it at first then will eventually give me a hard time just feeding her. TYVM

[@francisco88594]

That german shepherd is a beast 💪

[@asyd4625]

I’m sure it’s a Belgian Malinois

[@Amardeep248]

@@asyd4625 there is also a GSD in the video, after the Malinois.

[@asyd4625]

You’re absolutely right. Very good looking one at that. Thanks for clarifying as I never watched it till the end. My fault 🤦🏼‍♂️

[@modelonulo]

amazingggggggggggg hi from brazil

[@surojit3497]

How do you plan on getting the Malanois more excited?

[@tigger6186]

Do you have any videos or experience with Akita's?

[@leto997]

Is it possible to own a dog and train it by yourself (including protection techniques)it wont be any problem in the training or in its attitude on you?? Nice video btw pls someone answer!?

[@ava1431]

Obedience should be no issue. Protection maybe depending on what you want to. Resource guarding shouldn’t be a problem. But for personal protection as such probably professionals.

[@brookeallen4660]

Trying to picture this with my corso/boerboel.

[@stephanieblaise6631]

Great videos!! One question: I plan on feeding my future GSD a raw diet and I understand the concept of the dog working for his food. My question is how can I implement this concept with a raw diet?

[@keithschaeffer]

Not an expert here .....imo ...you can cut up the meat in smaller pieces and use . would suggest having the dog do more reps of something before feeding since you will have less pieces of food to give. if you give treats during the day have the dog work for those as well. Can be done with toys. Make the dog work for the toy.

[@cjfishtales2238]

Try string cheese and homemade jerky (no preservatives).

[@keithschaeffer]

@@cjfishtales2238 my dogo loooooves cheese. Ball >Meat>Cheese>treats>kibble>me

[@cjfishtales2238]

@@keithschaeffer i would say in the case of the puppy. I've made the switch to raw after house training. Just easier on the puppy and me! lol

[@jessicadubowski6487]

Use livers

[@marybaker5319]

You had a video yesterday on the 9 of oct I'm the one that ask about a cat when training your dog you said I need to join you but my pH had trouble what was it and what do I need to do

[@annylaurie422]

I have really been struggling with my Aussie - I am going to working this. He is 15 months is it too late for this?

[@VinnyBully]

You never use the release command from the heal, is that bad, bc she doesnt remain in place.

[@angvang4545]

What is the chirp?? Is that his your break word?

[@jjbowman4653]

I think it’s his ‘yes’ he has other videos where he uses it too 👍

[@tgty5519]

@@jjbowman4653 "Chip" is the "treat" mark

[@tgty5519]

"Chip" is the "treat" mark.

[@bmoney1488]

How do you do all this with a short dog haha

[@cretudavid8622]

I feel bad about myself, my dog understood focus heeling in 1 week even tho im pretty sure i was doing it wrong :)

[@kimy7118]

Curious why u dont just say “yes” as marker but instead you use these interesting sounds? Ive always just thought trainers use “Yes!” Or “yes good boy!”.

[@BaconNDCheese]

you should try getting a mic setup, that way you won't have to yell and be out of breathe. Like the small ones that you clip onto your shirt. I notice in a lot of videos you're far from a camera and you have to raise your voice,