Playing Tug Pro Tip! STOP GIVING MISSES!! 

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Nu știu ce sa te învăț cum sa nu găsești pe cineva care

5-10 min is all you need for a quality session!

Great question! Yes this is true. My video is focused on targeting. More talking about a dog that likes to bite and knows how to tug, not a puppy who’s play drive needs improvement 👍🏻

@@AndyKrueger Awesome. Looking forward to more content from you!

@@aminaburic9647 Thanks!

I’d put him on a backtie so you can control the exact biting location 👍🏻

Hey! I try not to since I’m not sponsored and do not know the companies personally. I usually send people to leerburg.com if anything 🙏🏼

I should probably keep the reward on a leash so that I can sustain resistance on it ?

@@GusI727 Yes of course. Remember to use these videos for inspiration and not follow exactly depending where your dog is at 🙏🏼

Thanks! My dog is a pet dog but it’s fun to have activities we mutually engage in. Looking for all tips and tricks to make the experience better for her and to provide clarity on the activity

@@GusI727 Love it! Keep up the good work 💪🏼

Technically yes. But it’s the smallest I have 😅

@@AndyKrueger no worries...nice dog

@@sebg2086 Thank you 🙏🏼

Uh oh, I think we’ve offended Ivan’s Number 1 FAN!! 😝😝😝

Awesome 🙏🏼 Exactly right. It still helps me to this day to watch things back. Can feel one way and look a totally different way. I’ve learned that when teaching/ playing tug, if I feel like I’m moving too slowly with the progression, then I’m on the right track! 😆🙌🏻

This is a life lesson in all things not just dog training

Thank you! Working on an out video now! 🙏🏼

It may be you that needs to improve the way you play. The dog may be trying to tell you that what you’re doing isn’t that interesting to her 🙏🏼

Never heard of it 😕

Yes! Scroll back through my videos and check out Puppy’s First Bitework. It’s basically me playing tug with my pup with a rag 👍🏻

You got a Mal and don't know this basic information ? Do you own a formula One car you can't drive as well ? HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

@@JeffOehlsen Unfortunately, every Malinois owner isn’t as well informed and gifted as you are Jeffrey. But I’m sure your positivity gives them something to strive for!! 😃

Because he is trained to just bite it 👍🏻

Thanks! Change your mindset about that. You and your dog are not equals. It is not like taking away a fun game that your child is enjoying. They have a time and place to play, when it’s over, it’s over. Just like recess 👍🏻

Awesome! You are welcome!

Thank you That is a dog that you cannot let win the tug without a taught leash attached to it at all times. Use this video for inspiration but don’t necessarily follow exactly. Know your dog 👍🏻

Attach a leash to the tug and create big action anytime you let her win 💪🏼

Yes! 💡

Hell yes! Thank you 🙏🏼

yes, mirela, you are absolutely right. our little witch's fart is running a lot better since we've implemented Andy's pro tips. Greetings from Germany too.

@@marioklein1533 Haha awesome!! 🙌🏻

Thanks so much, I really appreciate it 🙏🏼

ANDY I watch a lot of dog trainers on RU-vid Bart,Michael el,dave kroyer, Larry krohn..and so on ..I love the Energy and Enthusiasm you have in your videos brilliant to see..hens why your dogs look so good...I love this video as I have not see it explained as well as this..how ever I have a question could you do a viedo on getting the dog to stop bitting like there using a typewriter as I have this problem cheers and tks so much for the viedos ..love from a small little island called ireland 🇮🇪 😀 😄 😊 Yours del ...👍

@@delcroft7349 Thank you! I like all of those trainers as well, Dave is actually a personal friend of mine! 🙏🏼 Yes I could try and touch on that for sure. Simply put, a second person or backtie may be necessary. Do you know what I mean? This will greatly help control the dog and the tension that needs to be applied 👍🏻

Thank you! 🙏🏼

Backtie of course 👍🏻

@@AndyKrueger I don't understand what you mean?

@@andreeca Have the dog back tied

Thanks!

Thank you 🙏🏼🙏🏼

Thanks! The first step to the quick release is teaching the dog to ‘switch’ to an identical toy. Have another tug in your pocket, then teach the dog the word ‘switch’ means let go and grab the other toy! The tug in its mouth becomes ‘dead’ and the new tug is ‘alive’ 👍🏻 For the full bite, create lots of tension on a shallow grip, pull pull pull then release the tension and the dog should dive into the grip bc they’re were barely hanging on. Once they do this let them win the toy then rinse and repeat 🙏🏼

@@AndyKrueger Awesome thanks!

Absolutely. Thank YOU for watching 🙏🏼 I will definitely make more tug videos 👍🏻

Awesome 🙏🏼

Yep! 🙏🏼

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Wow, amazing, thank you for sharing 🙏🏼 Just off the top of my head, I’d recommend building mental confidence and independence. Even though he will be special needs, he still deserves to be treated like a normal dog (physical limitations considered of course) You don’t want to feel bad for the dog, this will not empower him but rather limit him further. I wouldn’t overly praise/ pet him, coddle, have him by you all the time, this will create separation anxiety which will cause a new set of problems. He may be limited, but is still a malinois. If you have a confident, matter of fact presence about yourself, command respect and live with a healthy amount of daily separation, this will actually put him at ease and allow him to thrive!

Thank you!! 🙏🏼🙏🏼

Thank you! I could definitely do a video on getting the quick release 🙏🏼

@@AndyKrueger Thanks!!!!

Yes great point! This is definitely something you can do 👍🏻