HOW TO Train Your Dog/ Puppy To COME WHEN CALLED!
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- Опубликовано: 14 авг 2022
- What's Up Everyone!
In this video I will show you the very first steps to training a RELIABLE RECALL! Biggest mistake dog owners make when attempting to teach this is MOVING WAY TOO FAST! To build a legitimate recall takes hundreds - thousands of perfect repetitions in a controlled environment. Sure, some can get super lucky and have a dog that just "does it", but even then, I bet I could find some major holes!
This exercise can be applied to any dog of any age!
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Cancelled Netflix and picked up that Andy Krueger Patreon, it's training season boys 🙏
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"How dare you?!" Love your personality. You keep us smiling while we're learning.
Let's hand feed the algorithm like we would our dog boys!
Agreed!
After a bunch of videos, now I get the jokes! Bravo, amigo.
Just came in from trying this out with each of my labs (in different sessions). Now I'm tired but that was soooo much fun and a big moral booster for myself. The hardest part was digging out the retractable leash (and emotions) I had for my lab who we lost to old age about 6 years ago (love and miss you Belle).
Thank you for sharing 🙏🏼
Keep up the good work!
I can't wait to try this! I am digging your foundational training videos; thank you for taking the time to educate us Andy!
Thanks for watching 🙏🏼
That's funny I say "HE BITES!" all the time to my family and friends. They all bite :D ! But they're a man's best friend. Thanks Andy
The Most important dog training video is this one. Thanks mr andy
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I am training two Malinois pups and this method is working wonders with them.
Andy thank you so much for your videos .we have a 14 week Belgian Malinois and a boarder collie ! 😊
Yeah! Finally recall training. Love Andy's videos.
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This is exactly what I have been searching for. Once my pup knows I have food he will not leave my side. Thank you!!
Nice!
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Good stuff Andy!
Andy. GREAT video. This is "do-able".
I love your energy man, it’s great.
I just love Andy!!!
Thank you for providing such easy and consistent training for us. This is awesome.
thanks so much for the content!
SWEET! Thanks a lot!
You are a good trainer 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Oooh, smart move with the bowl! Thank you!
Great video! Clear and simple as always! Thank you
Hahaha I absolutely love your videos “don’t skip ahead” 😂😩 I love your energy and your love to put your all into your videos, they have so much personality!
I'll be starting this - love the way you explain and demonstrate.
I like that first stage of your recall!👌👍
Thanks for these quick to the point videos. So helpful
Wow, your tips and techniques are absolutely amazing. Plus, your energy and style are 100% entertainment. I just picked up a 5 month old Great Pyrenees puppy 7 days ago. Saw your how to heel video and have been working it for the past few days (breakfast, dinner). I'm amazed at the results in such a short time and will continue for the long haul. This recall video is great, too. Thank you for making it. Keep crushing it...you are definitely THE best trainer (and human motivator) I've ever seen.
Can’t wait to try this in my puppy..excellent idea!
I love your videos thank you.
Love this.
Thanks for your insights, bro! Totally helpful for our nearly 3 months old belgian malinois
Been waiting for this video! Thanks!
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Great technique. I've done this with my dogs, but the bowl is a great idea. You deserve more subs Andy.
Great video had not seen this before with "bowl and all. This is what I like about Andy innovation and different from other dog trainers.
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Now I have a reason to buy a retractable and improve recall - thanks Andy great session
Hi Andy, so many videos on RUclips to see about dog training and watched quite a few. But this video I have stumbled upon I absolutely love it and tried it as soon as I got in from work. Our lab did it a few times but soon gets distracted but will keep trying with him.
I have an anatolian Shepard. I love this video.
Still up till today, I still implement this training technique of Andy.
I think for a year now, I been implementing Andy's methods.
I have an 11 month old GSD that I have been working hard with but even despite obedience classes, tons of practice, and so much research, we have seriously struggled with his recall. I’m so excited to try this and see what happens. Thank you for sharing your knowledge!!
Great video andy
Thanks 🙏🏼
My golden puppy is so stubborn about coming here, he’s around 7 months. My husband thinks we should neuter him but I know that won’t really make him any more obedient.. I told my hubs to just let me work with him for a little bit first before we make such a permanent choice. So I’m really really glad I came across your videos. Thank you!! Couldn’t be more simple than this
Also, best ti neuter him later than earlier.
Breaking it down for us! Thanks to you my 10-mo old big doodle-beast has been doing foundational training for breakfast, and that's just the way we start our day, every day. I'm determined to not let this dog ruin my arm or my life, and your system is the best. Deep thanks, every day. Time for both man and dog to level up to PATREON!
Thanks for posting! This is THE BEST recall video on RUclips in my humble opinion ❤️
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Sweet brother, your vides are short, engaging and informative in all its content and application is elementary with repetition. And that's how it should be done to help others like myself and my dog. Ever so grateful in finding your channel.
Awesome 🙏🏼🙏🏼
Andy you are amazing love your enegy & information. I've had many dogs over the years but never a malinoi. So im taking lots of advice from you. Full time watcher here thanks again.
Thank you 🙏🏼
Damn! The bowl is such a good idea!!! My mal sticks to me, so it's hard to keep repeating recalls. This takes care of that! Once again, I'm impressed!
Awesome! 🙌🏻
Thx man
Always do exatly the same except i don’t use the bowl. My new puppy is already conditioned to come, it means everything is easier even when other dogs are around when training.
I wish a video like this came out about two years ago 😂 the bowl technique is genius 🤯 our dog is turning two this week and we still practice recall every so often but whenever the apron comes on, he already knows the reward is coming so like you said, he stays close and just follows me. It takes forever for him to walk away far enough to practice recall 😂; trying this tomorrow! Thank you for another great video!
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Woaw! What a useful trainer! Where was he the first 6 months of my puppy’s life! This is something I can use to train my now 7 months puppy. Hopefully he has a base but I was still having problem with recall even in our garden. Now I can use this training truc! Thanks a lot mr krueger ! Love the way you tell us what not
To do. This is also helping a lot.
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Awesome! I have a stubborn Blue Heeler that is a work in process. I assume we will be reducing the payout after the 1000 reps? I know... probably getting ahead..lol. Love your energy!
No such thing as a stubborn dog.
You’re already skipping ahead and haven’t even started yet!!! 😱😱😆
Been practicing this method for few weeks now it's helping.
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@@AndyKrueger you also been saving me money.
By saying use kibble and make the dog work for his food.
Using treats all the time is also cost, now I just purchase treats like every second month all thanks to you.
In future videos it would be nice to see mental sitimulation videos on a job to give your dog like for couple of hours in when you not around.
Like I been giving my dog a kong toy stuffing it with treats like once a day or twice.
And another mental exercise I give him to do is, I put treats in a empty plastic bottle and he must figure out how to get it out.
I am also thinking of hidding treats in a bottle in the yard or in a kong toy and he must look for it, just to keep my dogs mind mentally sharp.
Would be nice if you can do few video ideas on this topic🤙
I have a 5 month old poodle. Hopefully that means i only have to do 900 reps. Appreciate your videos, Andy.
Iv been a bad trainer as I have been rolling the dice and getting lucky number 6. But il try this for sure..1000 reps here we come..
I like thos technique
My female Jack Russell was rescued from the streets of Sydney's Kings Cross we connected right from the start. I get around on a mobility scooter so using a lead is difficult so luckily she always comes when I blow the horn I bought from a Two Dollar shop. One time at 1am she took off with her Chihuahua boy friend I didn't know where they went so I just rode around the streets blowing the horn and they finally emerged from a block of flats. She's so loyal and obedient and she's just woken up so I better take her out for her midnight walkies.
Just a heads up not to say it's not necessary to have the actual air can with you, but they have apps on your phone for air horns.
Nice going to try this with my Malinois
I spent about six weeks at Michael Ellis school, but it was over ten years ago. My wife has a new dog (working line GSD), and I am attempting to coach her training. So I am reviewing a lot of other trainers to expand my knowledge. Ellis suggests restrained recalls for introducing the recall. But our problem is that I am just too much of a distraction to be an effective helper. This food technique is brilliant. I did suggest a minor refinement to the wife. Kibble in the bowl and meat roll in her bait bag. Might be too valuable and interfere with the attraction of the bowl, but it is worth an experiment.
I thought the same. If the dog is coming back slowly then up the reward value. Also important to have the dog really hungry. Rinse and repeat is the key here. 100s of reps over a month. Loyal patreon crew here.
The kibble being on both ends is actually very important. But to each his own! 🙏🏼
Hey Carol! Kibble on both ends is important 👍🏻
Ok ready for 1,000! Love it!! Question: would you ever use his kibble for the bowl, then use a higher value food (like chicken) for the recall? If so, would you ever recall before he is finished the kibble in the bowl? Thanks Andy!! You’re the best!!🙌🏼
Just kibble is best! Let him finish before recalling. Calling while he’s in the middle of eating is more advanced 👍🏻
@@AndyKrueger Lol oh no..bad trainer..I was trying to skip ahead!😬🤷🏼♀️
Just did this session and wow the motivation!!! I can see right away how this conditions an immediate recall💪🏼
@@ashley9325 Haha!
Nice!!
Once this exercise and variations of it are MASTERED, your bulletproof recall is 25% of the way finished 👌🏼
My puppy eats the food so fast I can’t get away in time. 😂
❤love this. How do you separate to a fast recall to you vs your out hiking and you just want the dogs attention to stop going in another direction and just keep up. I don't need him coming right to me bur when we are outside he may go a little too far or start sniffing around if he found something. Do I need him always coming to me?
Hey Andy, I would like to see your take on fading
Fading?
@@AndyKrueger *fading the lure, sorry. especially in the context of heeling- contact/focused. thank you
wish that i can have Tshirt like that Andy ,from phillipines !!!
Hey Andy,
Im new to your channel I just now subscribed. I like how you train your dogs. I just picked up a Belgian myself yesterday.
The puppy is 10 weeks old. At what age you recommend I start doing this?
Immediately
Got to have a hungry dog !
Andy, your content is first class, you don’t need to holler and vacillate your volume like your MC’ing a Metallica concert.
Ok! From now on I will completely change who I am and how I behave for you! I will instruct like a monotone college professor that doesn’t want to be there!
If you want to criticize Andy style then you should let him critique a video of you training your dog. If you pass the test, then you can talk
@@dad4079 Makes sense to me 🙂
@@AndyKrueger right on, Andy! That’s a mature, even-handed response!
@@thekynologist155 Where is your video? Cant wait to see your expertise
Great video Andy thank you!
I have a 1 year old Doberman …would / could you use a prong collar as part of this or would you advise against it? Thanks !🐶
Thanks! You could use a prong collar, yes. But would have to really have a good rhythm with the dog and prior prong experience, or else things could go wrong! 🙏🏼
@@AndyKrueger thanks Andy. Yes he’s used to a prong. I actually did 25 reps today without a prong and went very well!
I think u did good but i gotta tell ya i had my GS since a week ago last monday an he knows sit an come real good what i need is stay an heel
Use luring 👍🏻
Hi Andy, you nudge at the same time as you say come to build the reflex? Or should there be a pause like classical conditioning?
A pause 🙌🏻
It’s all well and good while you have food. My dog will come every time when we are training; however, when he escapes or I want him to come in the yard I get a defiant look and no action.
Sounds like the dog is being set up for failure. I’d make some major lifestyle changes!
I only heard you mark the behavior once. How are you reinforcing the recall?
gday Andy i have a 2 year old English staffy ,that i have just rehomed . going to use your recall training . but my dog isn't food motivated . his previous owners left left his food bowl full all day , i have limited his food too one cup in the mornings and a 1/2 cup at night . sometimes with using food rewards he turns his nose up at it ? what should i do thanks
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Please can you lead me in training my dog from puppy stage
Andy, I am in a wheelchair with a 6 month old golden retriever. It is difficult to mimic many of you techniques. I fear running over the dogs feet and need for him to heal a small distance from the chair. The way you move during sit, down and stay and recall is not easily done in a chair. Can you do a couple of session for us handicapped in wheelchair? Thanks in advance
That is a good video idea. However I would seriously consider investing in a quality board and train. Would solve all problems 🙏🏼
Hey thanks for posting. I do this drill with my lab mix in the backyard. There I don't have to use a leash. He anticipates the reward and sprints to me. The problem is when I do not have a treat and call him to me, he will stubbornly pause to decide if he feels like it.
I have been practicing recall with him 3-5 times a week for 4 years now but he is still not reliable when there is another dog or higher reward. Suggestions? (I am sure I don't do 1,000 reps in a month)
It’s 1000 reps until you can move onto the next step. This is merely the beginning of a process of conditioning/ training 👍🏻
I'm glad you mentioned NOT to walk your dog on a retractable leash. Thank you.
I have a 11 month old puppy who is using avoidance not to come when she is loose in my back yard if she has ice from snow or paper wrappers. How do I fix it.
Hey Andy! How long after lunch or dinner shall I take my adult GSD out for potty?
By the way awesome video as always!!!
Usually an hour or two 👍🏻
I liked your video showing how to teach pup sit with no treat. Just wondering why you are using treats here. Doesn’t the dog for the cookie and not for you?
Hand feeding during training for the win!
If every dog owner did this with their puppy every day of its life, or even five out of seven days, imagine the difference.
I can't imagine how much more slowly puppy training would go without them working for their meals.
Nailed it!
Andy, did you use this procedure with your Mals?
For sure
Do you do his entire breakfast or do you stop at a certain point i.e. the dog's best recall and then feed the rest in his bowl?
Entire breakfast!
@@AndyKrueger that's hard to do when you have many dogs.
@@joseandrade_official yes. Dog training is hard and time consuming. Did you think properly training several dogs would be quick and easy?
@@AndyKrueger oh no, not at all. I also understand it is patience consuming lol.
@@joseandrade_official I have 5 personal dogs and roughly 10 client dogs at any given time here. They all require daily training and maintenance. This takes much time and effort but is well worth it 🙏🏼
My puppy knows Come, she got spayed 3 weeks ago and now loves to run in back yard and not listen 🙄. She'll do it when she wants now. I do NOT chase her. How do I go about fixing this problem that was fixed prior to her surgery?
Hey. My 4 month border collie puppy ACE is not interested at all In treats and is fussy with food. So how do I train him to recall, sit, stay and heel
Thanks Courtney 😊
Ive done many videos on this topic. There are three reasons a dog will not eat; medical issue, extreme stress/fear/anxiety, or they are overfed/ overweight.
where can I buy kibble bag like yours?
Gappay
@@AndyKrueger so it’s custom made yes?
If you was a dog Andy you would definately be a Malinois. Never seen a dog trainer on YT with the crazy amount of energy you have... Just one question for you,.. if you were training a largish breed of dog its breakfast of kibble during a session, wouldn't you be worried of that dog getting bloat after training espicially when we are constantly told a dog should not be fed for about 1hr before or after exercise?
No I wouldn’t worry about that. I do not exercise heavily and feed at the same time 👍🏻
What about for a dog not food motivated?
No food reward after shutting off the pressure???
I'm gonna do this with my 8month Doberman , he's getting there but I'm not persistent enough, example he listens until a rabbit or squirrel comes in the picture.
Will this work on a 3 yr old Gsd. He was given to me. He comes at times, but more often times , he gets distracted and wont come.😢
This will be a great place to start 👍🏻
@@AndyKrueger I actually just came back from a walk with him, and he did alot better, without treats. I forgot to bring some 🤦🏾♀️
How can i do this if i feed my dog raw? Diced meat and eggs...
You can use raw just the same! 🙌🏻
@@AndyKrueger ok ty bro :)
I have 4 year old German shepherds and they like disgracing me in public. They obey commands when we r alone but not in public, and people also say they behave like local dogs. How can I stop all of that?
im picking up a 4 month belgian shepherd trevuren next week. is going jogging bad exercise for him while hes not trained to be on the leash/pulling?
Yes extremely BAD! This will cause hip dysplasia, major growth issues and horrible arthritis. Do not run until 1.5-2years old when the growth plates are closed.
Crate training
Is there a way to teach come with out treat or toy?
Is there a way for you to go to work everyday without pay?
@@AndyKrueger Of course you need to pay the dog. My question to you can you teach the dog come with out cookies - toys or e-collar. I am not trying to be difficult, but since you are a dog trainer you can answer this question.
@@gaborsvagrik4754 You could perhaps with the right dog 👍🏻
@@AndyKrueger I see. Thanks
What about if he starts coming to me before I get a chance to call him ? Is that just bad timing on my part? “Bad trainer “slap here
Haha! Yes you probably need to be quicker 🙏🏼
Isn't it bad pulling him with the leash when he doesn't come (rather than for instance go get method)? Or what do you think.
Anyway ready for 1000 repetitions
Yeah it is. Bc he won’t listen off leash when called bc he is use to being pulled on the neck when called.
Nope! Negative reinforcement 🙌🏻
@@Defffunnystuff LOL!
@@Defffunnystuff Don"t confuse people!
I’ve seen a lot of dog trainers using Malinois, GSD’s ...very highly trainable breeds. If it’s such a great training methodology can you guys please use different breeds. For instance, Beagles or Independent minded oriented LGD’s like Anatolians. Don’t get lazy on me and choose a Great Pyrenees...please and thanks
You spelled Malinois wrong. Don’t get lazy on me, spell check. Please and thanks! 😚
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I’ve already subscribed 😂
My fat fingers on a phone made the spelling error, plus I’m not a grammar Nazi… and you refused to answer my question.
Can your training methods be applied to Breeds like an Anatolian LGD or a Beagle that’s led around by his nose ?
The lazy part was a joke (still no Great Pyrenees)
Thanks for the quick response
@@82DannyB Haha! All good! I like jokes!
If I had one of those breeds from day one, and raised/ trained them under a legitimate training system, they would be able to be trained and do well. But no, they’d never be as flashy and high drive as a Malinois. If I got one of those breeds when they were older and had a bunch of experience that didn’t come from me, no doubt they’d be way more difficult to train and possibly never achieve my standard. Genetics matter so much! Beagles and LGDs are capable of things shepherds are not and vice versa. I’m capable of great things but would never stand a chance in the NFL or NBA! No matter my level of training! 😆🙌🏻🙏🏼
@@AndyKrueger I’m looking into getting Two breeds of rare dogs (landrace) dogs one from Uruguay and one from Italy.
Both breeds are in the LGD and guarding, boar hunting, tracking etc. Both have been used by police and military in their respective countries, so after more research I’m pretty sure they are trainable LGD’s.
Yes I’m getting them as puppies, so I’m basically taking in as much training knowledge prior.
Ŵhat treat did you gave to dog?