What YouTube 'Dog Trainers' Get WRONG!!
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- Опубликовано: 1 окт 2024
- What's Up Everyone!!
In this video I DEBUNK one of the most prevalent dog training MYTHS!
While at the same time making all 'RUclips dog trainers' scratch their heads and think for awhile!!
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Bro you simplify things, I am going to take your advice and stop taking my German Sherperd for walks unit he can heel and have leash manners.
Before you uploaded this video I was looking for a heel video on your channel couldn't find anything, I watched another Dog Trainer youtuber, I was literally struggling with teaching my dog how to heel cause I am also new to it, I never ever thought a dog how to heel before.
You also make things so fun cause I sometimes get stressed thinking of how I am going to improve my dogs behaviour in certain areas. Cause It's a bit challenging training my dog and studying, working etc but I try my best to balance everything and do the best I can for my dog. Thank you once again for sharing your knowledge and bring things into small pieces so a person can understand it easily. Much love champ!
Andy I take advantage of all your free training sessions.
Thank you for taking your time to make these videos for us🙏🙏
You’re welcome 👍🏻
Sounds simple... 1000 repetitions
that's right, continuous repetitions. secret recipe... thx alot
Straight fundamental basic steps so simple but so effective. True Training!!! from Andy! Build , Build and Build!! 👊💯Patreon Crew👊💯
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I say Golden Retriever???? Love your videos always learn something. Love the beautiful green Space 😍
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Thanks Andy, for explaining to John Q Public what it really takes to train a puppy. There is no free lunch in training a young puppy.
A genius video...outsid the box thinking, rational thinking on a professional level. The basics and advanced instruction....I love how you explain 1000reps...explaining bonding...very nice explaining
Thank you 🙏🏼
Great video & continue to realize how much I thought I was doing correctly-- now realize it was all tricks.
This i so american attitude, but not in an affending Way. Must say say when i just Saw your videos a couple of time, I just thougt oh my good in the beginning. But you sir are just fantastic love the Way you explain it to ordinary People with less understanding than “real” dog People. Seems you always put in the rigth perspective. You earn your self a new subscriber, from a IGP dude
Go go gooo Andy
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I started my puppies this way - and stay with it pretty much throughout their lives - I find that my dogs enjoy going back to the basic - if nothing else it's easy food
He's probably a Golden Retriever
Sir, I've been stuck with the goofy videos you mention. Don't hide your style! It's better a hurting truth than a "secret" (that it's a lie).
This philosophy is so beautiful; it’s also why learning from you is a true privilege 🙌🏼🙌🏼
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This is so important. I was advertised a GSD breeder who claims that the puppies go home with recall, sits, downs, and place under distractions...at 8 weeks. They really push the "discipline!" angle and it's pretty scary to think they're "disciplining" a literal baby dog into compliance. They say they're "working" GSDs too, yet they've probably been overcorrected for every little thing that their owner will have to spend ages teaching them not to shut down the second they make a mistake.
makes me furious.. We just had a woman delivering some garden stuff from "FINN" (almost the same as craigslist) .She had race/trotting horses and one dog. .. When my young Dutchie at 13 months jumped up on ME - not high - just a little jump.. in excitement.. ONCE .. she told me in a harsh tone: THAT must stop NOW!! ( i almost jumped a metre back.. i have owned and trained dogs since 1990 - espec. GSDs and all of them have been super nice and polite dogs.. but i always give them the time they need. they are all so different.. ) She said: everything my dog knows now - at the age of 9 yrs- was taught and 100% in place before it was 12 weeks.. ??!! WTF?? The same woman was laughing when telling a story about a horse being thrown 3 metres up in the air and landed in a tree when struck and killed by lightening..and just before leaving telling us about how she diciplined a super nervous dog that had been tied to a tree for 4 days . showing him how to shut up by grabbing him and throwing him around by the skin!!!.. just sayin!! When she left i teard up.., knowing there in fact exsist humans like this in the dog and horse industry..
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Thanks Andy! Love the pet dog training videos. I have been doing the heel and recall like this with my puppy because of you and Patreon!! Boom! Crate training…. Was like 3 days with your patreon method 😎. He JUMPS in to crate. We are not a “black belt” YET(we trainin!!) You have changed my training mindset and what training means(building not fixing). Love it. I just wish you have videos everyday 😂 but I know you are a busy guy!!
Thank you! 🙏🏼🙏🏼
Looking at this video, i am realising that all the puppy courses are wrong! You bring your dog on a leash with many other dogs within 1m distance, while they have not yet learned engagement, while they sre pulling incredible on the leash in order to go play with the other dog, and making learn trics in an incredibly stressful environment for him. I was so stressed at any of those lessons and so was my puppy.
Yes! I always teach one on one and do not introduce distractions until we have some real skills!
Thanks for the video. It’s about building the relationship and conditioning. Keep it coming.
Where do you get you kibble pouches. Xx
Gappay
Thanks
Hi Andy in my humble opinion one of you best videos in a while for us average dog owners! To most, it all about the how to train a new dog.
Thank you
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Thank you so much Andy this is very helpful today i am starting to train with this today with my dog with your strategy inside and ouside thsnk you so much...
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Great video 😊 I like your style and explanations
Thank you for sharing, its great video!
You said you are creating bond with pup. But the pup is working for food not for you. Could u clary what you meant by building bond when it very clear the pups mind is on food not on you. Thanks
Awesome video. I have 6 month labrador retriever. Her biggest problem is jumping. How long is your long lead?
Thank you Andy! The knowledge you are providing us is amazing!!
solved it - Best way to stop a dog from doing anything in one session- "Don't get a dog " Problem solved.
Hahaha!!
I like your video and shirt.
Adorable puppy and super helpful video! Thank you! I love your training philosophy. Do you recommend temporarily phasing out (or reducing) walks for an older dog/puppy while working through these issues as well? I'm thinking, yes....
Yep!
what if your dog is on a raw diet? how do you not use treats? I'm supposed to use raw meat/bone/organ? genuinely curious because I like your training, but how do you avoid it being their actual meal? I've been using very small pieces of treats for training. however, only for a short period as I used to not use food at all.
Another excellent video. Thanks
I found the video incredibly offensive.
I’m offended.
Jk very nice, ty
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Love your approach.. getting a 8 week old doberman puppy for Christmas.. excited about training him and bonding.
Great video, what about training a reactive 2.5 year old rescue border collie?
When practicing recall and the dog doesn’t come. Do you reel in the dog or walk to the dog while taking up slack? I assume you don’t give the dog a reward but what do you do once you have the dog next to you
Why isn’t the dog coming ?
If they don’t want to come to you you’ve created an issue and do not have anywhere near enough engagement.
Andy, I know that I don’t have near enough engagement. Sometimes, I believe he is telling me I am boring him! Ha! I know you must have something already done on engagement. Could you tell me what to look for on You Tube or Patreon site? Or anyone else who knows where it is? Thanks!
@@karenbates4987 check out Stonnie Dennis
Don’t feed the dog before training. Feed during trading with the treats as rewards. Make sure the dog is hungry. Start somewhere indoors with no distractions first and don’t ask the dog to come very far. The moment he walks away say his name and show him if he comes you’ve got food. Build up the distance until you can shout him from upstairs and he’ll come running. Once that’s good and consistent, try him outdoors with a long lead and somewhere quiet. The key is to think through the steps you need to get him to recall indoors, quiet place, indoors with distractions, outdoors quiet place then build in distractions and then start to build distance. Everything on this video is pure gold. He’s telling you all the right things but with any training you build distance and distractions up as the command gets stronger. It’s hard to show every stage in quick RUclips videos because you’d lose people’s interest and spend too much time talking - like there’s too much typing in the reply haha 😅
Brilliant video, although it may seem simple can you do a short video on how you woupd hold and deliver small pieces of kibble in the hand please? Im forever dropping it
Another gem Andy!!!! Much appreciated. 🐺⚔️🇺🇸
How do you deal with distractions when heel training your dog in a public space , like on a field near a park or near a shop ?
Motivate the dog!
What is your site information for board and train.
I’m confused why you didn’t use “yes” and “free” as you were training him
👍 nice good session!
Andy how many mins. did you spent training in a day?
Depends. Few hours
I like this lesson and the style of teaching and have been using it to train. Despite this, there is a behavior I am trying to stop, and that is the puppy biting the tail of my older golden retriever. I don't want her to do that and having a tough time diverting her attention. Sometimes I just put her in her pen to give the other dog a break. I try to exchange a toy or chew to her, but she isn't interested. How do I reinforce her not to do this in a positive way?
Is he a lab?
I got a 6 week old pup 2 month ago. My plan was walk him around the house NEVER walk off the lot.
I do that at least 10 times every day. We now do off leash and He dose not let me get out of his sight.
I try to hide on him and he goes racing around the house to find me. Drives him crazy when I try to get away from him.
His drive to find me is awesome . Thank you for your videos Andy
You’re not worried about separation anxiety?
So simple and logical. I train these in the house first.
I can’t say much but thank you. I feel like I’ve been on this break of knowledge for long time and you just kicked those doors down and put all the puzzle pieces together
Thanks fam!
Awesome! 🙏🏼
Thanks for the upload Andy
Great video fun and informative 👍
Thank you
You're the best! Thanks A LOT!!
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When do I start to incorporate the command words. Heel, sit , down , here
Yes, loved the video! Great info!
So enjoyed seeing this style of simple,stright up training
Very nice
Good information
Golden retriever?
Is that palisade made by Nikanda
how young can you start and how long should training sessions last?
Knox is such a cute puppy ☺️
The advice about enjoying the process of building, instead of getting frustrated about how far your have to go to get it perfect, was a good reminder. I really enjoy this style of video. Thank you, Andy!
Thank you 🙏🏼
golden retriever bravo a vous
We love seeing this!
Thank you!
Needed to hear this! Love the video
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He looks like a yellow lab, great training session, the best part is the puppy is having fun, thank you for these videos they help a lot ✅💯
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Great video! We have another month until we get our Mini Aussie so this was super helpful! Love all your videos 👍🏼
Awesome!
Thanks for good tips totally agree with all you say.
Great content, as always!
Thanks, your video has made training fun again.
What type of dog is that little fellow
Nice work as always.
Hey Andy when do you start naming it?
When you love it
I will be using this info with my next pup. Rescue Malinois puppy. 12 weeks old Thank you again Andy
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In your shop do you sell the treat pouch that you use? Love your videos from Australia
I do not! Gappay sells them 👍🏻
Great , best I've seen on you tube
Great Pyrenees
When do you add in the term “heel?”
Great video…
Thank you man i really appriaciate youre training its really wholesome and youre really showing the procces
grettings outta berlin cheers
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Great video. I’m constantly wondering how long is this going to take before my boy gets it, he’s only ten months old. We’re doing pretty good and I don’t use an E collar/prong collar or anything if that sort. Just my preference
Should take about 1-2 months of training to build a nice Heel 👍🏻
Comman since goes a long way . Great!
Do you mow your own lawn Andy?
Thank you for your video. They are really great! I have a 3 months old golden retriever puppy and am working on luring into heel and on her recall and follow your instructions. I started with it when she was 8 weeks old.
How do I know when she is ready for a walk?
When she knows Heel 🙌🏻
man i love the way you teach how to train fun and to the point 👌
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hi great stuff, however if your not going out for a walk for 6 weeks surely you're missing out on socialising (around people and dogs not interacting with them) environmental conditioning (having fun through play in busy places etc) love to hear your thoughts
I never ‘socialize’ on a walk. I curate social interactions very carefully and deliberately at my home and on my property 👍🏻
Extremely helpful and I needed this very much!
Great!
How do you stop dog from running in street after a squirrel or another dog?
A leash.
Thank you for this amazing video
Thanks for watching 🙏🏼
Awesome video mate! A great alternative way of thinking and I really enjoyed watching. I'm struggling to get my dog's motivation up - any suggestions? Some days are better than others, some days he's super motivated and I get everything I want out of him, other days we doesn't want his food and doesn't want to listen. I'm struggling for consistency. Cheers
Big diet.
By big diet, do you mean incorporating a variety of foods? Example?
@@karenbates4987 Nope. Drastically decrease amount of food offered/ consumed daily.
@@AndyKrueger Gotcha! At least I know I have been doing one thing right! 🤣 That has made a big difference. I don’t think I ever allowed him to actually feel hungry because I was so worried about his eating.
The puppy is an English retriever?
I'm 99% certain that it's an English retriever. Over here, we call it Irish cream retriever though, as all are from reputable breeders in Ireland.
@@panther7681 Call it what you want, but I believe you are talking about selective breeding lines of the Golden Retriever breed. The Irish Creme Retriever is not listed among the breeds recognized by the Irish Kennel Club.
I am having a hard time getting my 3 month Belgian Malinois not using her teeth when taking a reward. She is a very aggressive eater as well. any suggestions? Great videos.
Manipulate your hand in a way where she only gets the food 👍🏻
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I got a 3 month dutch shepherd pup and your videos are helping so much man. Thanks!
Awesome! 🙌🏻
Good Job Andy 🐾👍✔️
Thank you for putting out these excellent videos - inspiring! After seeing several so far, I wish I’d known more. I’m hoping I can “re-do” some of my dog’s training. Btw, please can you recommend where to get the “treat pouches” belt/kilt you are using in this video? It’s the best I’ve seen for ease of access and size. Tried googling with no luck : )
Obviously all these comments below are from either Lab or Golden Retriever parents (which will eat until they explode) or other dogs that are highly food motivated, but from 6 months old, my Doberman has hated his kibble. To this day, and he is now 21 months old, he doesn't eat his breakfast until late afternoon (and I give him only 1/4 of his food and he is literally hand-fed) and then he will finally eat the rest at about 10 p.m., but first I have to cook and mix into his kibble half a chicken breast just to get him to eat his daily food, and again, to get him to finish my wife or I have to hand-feed him. Therefore, food is not an option to entice him. He will eat snacks, but once out and about, no interest!!! The only thing he truly loves is duck wings, but they can't be utilized as training treats. What I didn't like is when you said, "If the dog isn't food motivated, you can't train your dog." That's a cop-out and very discouraging. I truly love my boy and want the best for him, and believe me, I did exactly what you said with all the reps in a secure, distraction-free area for months, but since he is not food motivated, he's not where I want him to be.
Guinness is 95% recall trained (meaning he will come, but sometimes he veers off and comes only when I use my "serious" voice. Pulling on the leash??? I've trained him not to "pull" but it's still not loose-leash; he will keep tension until I say his name or say "slow."
Thus, what now???
He is overfed and overweight, or has a serious medical issue.
I’d put him on a significant diet.
@@AndyKrueger Wrong! He is only 33 kilo and in my opinion should be at least 4 to 7 kilo heavier, and I've taken him to two different vets and they've both done blood and fecal tests and say nothing is wrong. I exercise him a minimum of 3 hours a day, play with him in the apartment, and give him plenty of rest and love. I've raise 5 Dobermans throughout my life and he is the only one I've had these feeding issues.
@@professor2771 Sorry you don’t like/ are offended by my opinion. But you are the one that asked. He is overfed/ overweight. That’s my opinion and it won’t change based on others.
Hate to step in and say anything because I am not a professional. My GSD was underweight when we got him, so I’m sure I worried too much. I am a woman and mother. Ha! The whole nurturing thing! Anyway, I added different meats, canned food, toppings, hand feed, etc…. I think I may have created the issue, at least partially by my worrying so much and trying so many things. I think he dreaded food time as much as I did. He wouldn’t eat much in the morning and only wanted to eat late. I started trying Andy’s method of working for his meal and me getting motivated about it. It isn’t perfect yet, but let me tell you, I am still in shock! Ha! He has started eating every meal. Just his kibble with a little water in it! Sometimes I have to try a few exercises before he gets going but then he gets on board. I was so worried about him eating that I don’t think he was ever really hungry. I think he was totally stressed out about me worrying about his eating. Thanks Andy! I hope this helps someone.
@@karenbates4987 Totally understand that.
But the dog is overfed for sure.
"Enjoy the process" I'm taking this advice for my life!!! Thank you!
Hi Andy, I love your videos! I was wondering could offer any advice on the timing of when and how you go about phasing the food out?
Teaching leash pressure
@@AndyKrueger Thank you!
You have a very kind and logical method to your training. What a gentle and fun way of teaching the puppy that engaging with you is FUN. Also setting puppy up for success to rapidly stack those reps up. I hate to see dogs “obeying” with their tails tucked and mouths tightly closed, afraid to make a mistake and get punishment. This is an awesome and humane way. And it works!!
Hey Andy, I’ve recently found your channel, I have a 4 and a bit month old shepherd, had her for around 6 weeks
I can’t tell you how much your videos help me and give me confidence. I saw one of your videos last week where you briefly touched on teaching heel. I started straight away, and my pup looks just like this one, I’m so relieved, because I’m not as co ordinated as you are with the lure, but I’m getting there, and I was worried I was causing the bit of messiness 😬
I’m looking forward to affording your Patreon membership in the future. In the mean time, thanks so much for your content 😊
How good is the dogs training area!!! That enclosure is fit for a horse. Thanks for your knowledge.
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@@AndyKrueger...Cheers Andy. I like your training friend. You are about long term gains, not short term $$$. Only new to your channel/yep subbed (how dare I not) Cheers from Australia.
A pro dog handler does NOT need to yell and ask rhetorically 'What's up??'
this training style is great! im working on my 8 month mini schnauzer and trying to apply your methods ;)
Great Video thank you,
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Everything thing that comes out this guys mouth is facts. Thank you is helping me and my new German Shepard out tremendously thank you again