Malinois Puppy TIPS!

[@3Dgifts]

I like that you are candid, and the no fluff, no $h*t answers that you can take it or leave it 😅😅😅

[@michelekirwin4527]

God you are so right when it comes to this. I have a Belgium malinois. I did not pick her for the breed in fact I knew nothing of the breed when I got her. I had recently lost a dog of 14 years old and my friend that I really needed to get another dog. She dumped this beautiful little puppy a 5-weeks old into my lap and me being a softy and my love for dogs one her over. Little did I know what I was stepping into and when I finally figured it out it was too late because I had fallen in love with her. All I can say is wow... This has been the challenge of my life. I have had dogs all my life and they've all turned out to be great animals so at first I didn't trip. I knew she was a little different but as time went on I found her to be way different almost more than I can handle. But I am not a quitter and I can't give up on her so I study and I study and I study her breed and ways I can make her the greatest dog possible. And it is just like you say the internet after studying her breed on the internet for a year now I am more confused than when I started. I wish I had found you 12 months ago so she could have trained with Freddy from day one. I hope I am able to back up and start from day one with a 12 month old. Please tell me I can because I loved her dearly and I can't even imagine giving up on her

[@vegeta3050]

Update of her? I believe as long as the aggressive side hasn’t fully taken over by 9 months you can still work it out

[@tpeschke6074]

Thank you for the real talk. I needed it.

[@Jason-fi8nk]

Good to see ya on KZbin! Rule #1 if you THINK your ready for a mali, your not ready. #2 Mals are a lot, I mean a lot of time, patience, training, learning, etc. #3 mals are just different, letting one bad habit slide takes 10x to fix. Love the content Andy! Keep at it 👍🏼

[@marshareed7565]

I like this concept of breed specific stuff. Maybe a video on a few different breeds(Mal, GSD, Doberman, Lab, etc) and the breed specific things pro/con when training. That would be kinda cool… you have seen a ton of dogs and I am sure you do take the breed into account with some things. Thank Andy for all you do!

[@cryptomystic8519]

Thank you love your perspective.

[@austinwamack309]

I own a mal and they are a lot of work I learned some things off of KZbin and learned alot. I don’t know if I got a rare mal but she’s calm in the house but when it’s time to train she knows and is absolutely one of the best trained dog I’ve ever had!! She’s a year old now and love her like my child.

[@markmclherron2885]

Watches the whole video loved it. The 1st 6 min I's the best advice for getting a mal pup if heard yet.getting a mal is more expensive in the long run to sort your dog out 9 to 12 months down the line. If you don't do it right from the start.

[@mondoturan]

I thought #1 point was gonna be don’t get one rather than don’t wing it hahaha

[@cynthiajustice3628]

I love these almost rant type videos!!!! Thank you for the tips!! Glad you didn't have any comments on Nino, now I know for sure to not buy his content.

[@cathaleentesolin3679]

Please invest in a mic, it’s great information just very difficult to listen to the audio at poor quality. Please keep making more videos- cz Shepard girl

[@HT-Denmark]

I really enjoyed this live alot. Already looking forward to the next one.

[@daleaxe1030]

Nice job you're a funny man some time bud like it

[@babicfrank8353]

Great tips here 🤙

[@courtneyw9630]

I wanted to ask this Q but missed the live. How do I introduce a puppy to friends dogs and how can I make the context different so the dog can differentiate the experience from meeting a strangers dog off the street.

[@mitchellkuta5405]

Mad!!!! Saw it early but then missed the notification when started. Ugh.

[@courtneyw9630]

Same!

[@Mr.Bathelus832]

My Belgian Malinois is medium drive. He’s relax, but on command he will go extremely crazy

[@davidmagina1464]

Andy thank you for all the great content, Question do you allow your Mals to play and hangout with your other non working dogs every now and then?

[@AndyKrueger]

Yes I do 🙏🏼

[@davidmagina1464]

@@AndyKrueger thank you for the reply I appreciate your time. And everything you post I would join your Patron but unfortunately I’m so none tech savvy I have no clue where to even start lol

[@makhasiri1304]

Hi I just rescued 2-3 years old Belgian malinois and need help to train him specially around another pets, Is possible that I have phone conversation with you?

[@pamknight6935]

When to start prong and e collar age?

[@TheNinjaUKay]

Wheres best place to follow your training work techniques, Geo scotland

[@AndyKrueger]

Patreon.com/andykrueger

[@yousafamin3187]

I'm not gonna lie. I didn't know what a Belgian Malinois was till I got it. Had Mally now for 5 weeks & she is 17 weeks young. She is doing brilliantly. I have 7 children of all ages & Mally is fantastic with them. I'm an assertive individual that hasn't given Mally the freedom & continually do obedience training to the best of my ability although I am considering some professional intervention. I'm a calm but firm individual which gives me the confidence in knowing Mally won't be a problem for us ❤

[@Phorlakh]

My mantra has become WWDFD? what would Denise Fenzi do? If that doesn't work, WWMED? what would Michael Ellis do? In the meantime I'm watching Andy (of course), Ivan Balabanov, Sebastian Schaefer, Dave Kroyer, and a couple others. Social media is full up of 20-something "dog trainers" who seem to have an answer for everything but next to no real experience. The problem with "doing your own research" is the fact that there's just as much bad info as good info, and unfortunately the only way to learn which is which is years of watching from the sidelines and seeing who succeeds and who fails. Hands on experience is best but going from a shelter pup to a mal is like giving an 18 year old a Maserati and expecting them to maintain it properly and not wrap it around a tree. Either pay an experienced trainer and do a program with help or title a high drive herding breed (Aussie, Beauce, GSD, BC, etc) in some AKC sports/IGP before going nightmare mode.

[@Godiscoming888]

Now you have to make a video on how the average person shouldn't get this breed because soon they will be filling up shelters due to social media popularity.

[@AndyKrueger]

Too late! 😣😣

[@caitegraceify]

Coyote rolls at the top of the fence will keep them in

[@caitegraceify]

The fence

[@caitegraceify]

Ahhh once again commented too soon 😂

[@eyeshezzy]

I definitely don't want one..am happy with. My Gsds 😅

[@cprinehart1]

You talk about how good a trainer you are in this video, but you do no actual training. I'm just saying...