Sorry about Dean.

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It's a mutt of all mutts

Okay lool?

This breed killed a female housemaid in my country Indonesia. I'll be scare like hell if someday I meet with one of them, never imagine they can be so powerful and agile.

Heartwarming. May light shine upon your friend.

Thank god for people like your friend

so disgusting that she was on a kill list after serving. props to your friend for saving her!

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Well, why would they euthanize her? If she’s not able to work, they could cure her and put her up for a adoption I’m sure there’s hundreds of people that would want these dogs.

I have 1 she’s huge😂

they are train in ancient art of k-jutsu

They're the "John Wick" of Dogs.

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They are fur missiles

My landlord has one. She like people but will attack another dog. Very strong and fast. I can’t have a pet because of her.

Sorry for your loss!♡

My heart is with you

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TO HELL WITH A 22 GIVE ME A MALINOIS INSTEAD

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Class 😂😂

@@thebrainreigns1858 I want what your on

Wonderful story👏 So glad for you all! Best wishes.

For a second I read attacked instead of attached

Say "heel" , that's where dogs are supposed to be when walking with their owners. You can also teach him come, sit, sit stay, leave it, drop it, as well.

Wow. Thats so cool!❤

@@auroraishere2907 lol so did I! Such a beautiful story!

These are a high energy intense breed. I've spent about $10k in training so far, he's 3.5 years old and made the Tasmanian Devil look like a cream puff when he was a puppy. Smart, loyal but they need a job. I belong to a tracking club and it has made a world of difference. These dogs need a lot of attention, exercise and constant training. Lazy people need not apply.

Susan Hunt 👏 Wow-Love your comments! It’d be great if Malinois devotees/clubs do what public education they can. So many folks really don’t understand the nature and needs of working breeds, even Labs and hounds. What trouble did he get into as a smart, rambunctious pup??

I just took in a 14 month malinois Zyla, that never seen anything else then a small grass field behind her (previous) owner's house. Never had any contact with anyone else then the (previous) owner.. She is unsocialized and is lunging at everything you can imagine. When i asked her why she bought this dog in the first place, she told me ''My daughter wanted a dog so i just bought this one for her''. Oh and her daughter looks like her mother. lets keep it at that.. both oblivious. Zyla is with me for 6 days now and i see progress! will take alot of work and alot of patience, but i aint giving her up !! Please RESEARCH this breed before buying!

Lynx, bless you for rescuing him! It’s wonderful to see the progress a dog can make when in the right care and hands! Best wishes! You’ll definitely stay in great physical condition 👍 A win-win!!

Sorry, it’s not letting me edit. I mistakenly referred to her as a male.

Tolle kraftpakete

Fur missiles

@Erik Scanlan yes they can they are machines

Yes , i have one

@Erik Scanlan ja

sit. they've been trained not to attack if you sit down on your hands. Well actually they've been trained to attack your arms. As this makes it easy for them to trow you against the ground. If you already ar sitting on your hands : there is no point for them to engage. all of this is trained behaviour. They are incredibly sweet dogs, and automatically super carefull areround small children. Like they feel they're dealing with something precious and sensitive. Super playfull if you engage with them, but prepare for some bruises lol

🔥Belgu🔝✊🏻Lalit Pra😎Qen Kd🇦🇱🔝

Ik woon ook in België heb er 4 volwassenen en 3 van 5 maand. I s een hele opgave maar geniet ervan leer dagelijks nieuwe dingen en zij ook

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Commentary - I was out waking and mother with 2 children were walking with their malenois, which was totally off leash. The dog was "human", enjoying the walk, enjoying the family. As the dog walked by me I tried to get its attention maybe to pet the dog. The dog was impossible to distract, maybe saw me with side eye, was 100% focused on going back and forth with the family. The children obviously loved the dog. The mother gave quiet comments to the dog that the dog obeyed as though it spoke English. Not kidding. Was thinking perfect pet if I ever got one. Hard to connect that animal with the one in the video. Kudos I guess to the owner.

"Cry havoc and loose the dogs of war!!!"

You know what I find amusing? When you watch shows, movies - the mean, aggressive, "evil" dog tends to be a Malinois (though most people think its a GS).

"One gets into Heaven by favoritism, because if you went in by merit, you would stay out, and your Dog would go in." - Mark Twain

Beautifully said. Thank you.

All I think about is if someone ever stole my dog or she got loose off the leash cause she like to snap them at 17 Lbs all I can think about she would lose her mind without me she wouldnt make it and it bothers me the poor darling when I take her to get groomed she has a full on panic attack when I drop her when I get back she cries and goes berserk

I love my Dog's. They'd lay down there life to protect you. Is just mindblowing. Without hesitation at a drop off a dime. Regardless of there out come. Truly Amazing. Im blessed to have them in my life. I cherish them.

All you guys have amazing comments. Made me emotional just reading them.

Pity

Wow a smart researcher. Seriously too many people get active dogs and not be active owners. Thank you for making smart choices.

Yeah, I know exactly what you mean. I was someone always had animals as a kid and beyond that. My parents are now dead, my friend circle is gone and today I found out I was made redundant from work. It would be so nice to have something to come home to, but at the same point that would be unfair. I couldn't provide for another life, even if I could, I'd either be at work or asleep. That wouldn't be fair.

Why won't these KZfaq advocate for all the Malinois in shelters or rescues? Four months ago I adopted Maxi, a 14-month-old Belgian Malinois from a local shelter. So far she's incredibly intelligent, loves to work and learn, we work hard but always end exercises on a positive, she also loves to nap with me as I watch a movie or read and loves my other dog. She has some fear aggression but that is slowly passing as she builds trust in me, interacts with people using a strict protocol and learns more exercises that build confidence. She's also shown interest in bite work. While high prey drive is indicative of the Malinois, there are Malinois that are bite work flunkies and end up in shelters because they're couch potatoes with a low drive, not suited for police work, dog sports or Ring sports. Everyday pet quality Malinois absolutely do exist, some of these lower drive dogs just want to nap next to you while you read or watch TV. There are a more medium drive Malinois, these dogs are often better suited to scent work activities or other sports like dock diving, agility etc. You might still need to keep the dog mentally stimulated and work them with physical exercises it's just that they are not the high drive over the top working line prey drive type that are typical of the breed. This is why if a person can't handle a Malinois exhibiting a high prey drive then please adopt an adult from a Malinois rescue, they will match the dog's personality to the human and with an adult dog, you will know what your dog's personality will be.

I rescued a puppy in mid July. I dont know exactly what breed(s) he is but now he looks like a Malinois. He is very smart. I feel bad, he was only 8 weeks old when I found him and he has fear aggression. He usually warms up pretty quick but he doesn't warm up to my housekeeper. Every time she is here, he barks at her the whole time. I dont know why and I cant figure out what to do to help him. He has nothing to be afraid of anymore.

They can walk backwards across a tight rope, too; apparently =/

Indeed!! An uncle of mine that worked for the Forest Service raised German Shepherds that often climbed trees after him. He never cut their dew claws!

@@Helen-rv9qy you don't need to cut that extra appendage if it has a bone. If not it's just floppy. It's an extra finger basically.

@@LIONTAMER3D and climb ladders 💀

@@faeray1016 they're also good at basic arithmetic problems, landscaping, and bake mean quiche Lorraine =/

Any pet really

I saw a women walking into petco with one of these pups and I thought she had no idea what she was in for.

Scott Falkner that’s insane. These are working dogs who need direction every second of the day they shouldn’t be considered pets

Should have permits to own animals and to have children.

I agree @nevin sunil ... but I don't agree with those who say this breed isn't a pet ... they make wonderful pets, TO THE RIGHT OWNER! My 85 lb Mal is a big baby!!! Loves affection and petting and loves to show love. I should mention that I give her 3 to 4 hours a day (on average) of intense physical activity and at least an hour of mental....EVERY DAY, not just when I feel like it.

I have a Tervuren too. He's my best friend!!!

Thank you for rescuing 👌🏼

I'm glad you said that because I live in an apartment and it seems way too energetic for that environment. It appears to need a lot of running space to be happy.

Do they have a good life span and are they suseptable to injury?

@@alphonsemontavon4455 I have one mixed with a GSP shorthair pure blood 🩸. What I got a was a more muscular version of this and let me clarify what I mean is I simply got a bigger version of this same build ! It’s an amazing amazing animal. If you can get one mixed do it. When this man says they are smart he means it. Not to mention the athleticism. My K9 (Nyla is her name ) can climb foot hills like a billy goat and had better cardio than a vizla - so it would appear so far ) incredibly fast agile cool animals

@@TheFirstAmendment how can it have Pure blood if it’s mixed ?

@@madmanmenacetv2761 ONE parent was a pure blooded GSP (German Shorthaired Pointer) the other was a Malonois. The puppies were mixed.

@@deplorabledave1048 then they ain’t pure. You’ve answered yourself. You my dear friend have a Mongrel 👍🏼

Excellent inscription!!!

What his name in English & in Urdu,,, please tell me anyone... thnks

@@nawazboss5079 Allah uber

Patriot missiles ?? They not that good ! Lately they have been inferior to other types...

@@garryh3126 Apparently, you never met with a Malinois. They are indeed patriot missiles, and they need men with balls, and no sissies, to deal with them. Stay away if you don't have them.

I have a Tervuren too. I love him ❤. He is so smart and learns so quickly. He does have a definite attitude, and personality!!

Better believe It

Anyone that wants an animal like that should have there head examined. I wouldn't have one around.

🔥Belgu🔝✊🏻Lalit Pra😎Qen Kd🇦🇱🔝

Probably has better grammar than you as well.

Simon H , Said the troll in its characteristically odious tone, giving us a revealing insight to the tragic severity of its plaintive and woeful existence. Better?

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Belgian Shepherd is not a Malinois.

@@guicohj correction, she was a ‘Dutch Herder’. They’re almost identical to the mallionois albeit brindle in colour. She was an extremely intense dog. Her mother, a working dog, sniffed out land mines in Afghanistan. She could actually walk backwards on her rear legs, run a figure of eight around goalposts on her own when called to, army crawl, etc. I’ve never met a dog like it. But she was also extremely hyperactive. She would wet herself with excitement if she saw the parked car through the window because she thought it meant ‘walkies’. Amazing dog but not a pet at all, she was very much a hyper-energetic dog that needed constant commands and didn’t care much for lying down. Not a good option as a pet if you like your house, garden, time or energy!

Hahahahaha lol

Talented dog u got there...🤣🤣🤣

You've just described the skills level of my golden retriever 😄

I've been doing that most of my life!

So funny thanks........

Love your comment and pic with your pup, Brother. I was just thinking of how a dog like this could keep us moving forward, then immediately saw your comment ✊🏻

Their our family and pick up more than we know..I would rather live with a pack of dogs than humans..fantastic humans our 4 legged family..x.

Vlamingen zullen nooit de term "Malinois"gebruiken,maar eeenvoudig"Mechelaar"....dus ook voor deze hond....😉

I need one, I am 34 and have realized me and people don’t get along

You are so right Arjen. My grandparents have two of them too. Zita who's almost 2y saved my grandfathers life. He was cutting branches in the garden when a huge one felt off on his head. He passed out straight away. Zita jumped over the huge fence into the neighbors garden and came back with the neighbors who called an ambulance. If Zita wouldn't have reacted straight away, my grandfather wouldn't have survived it. The time he was in the hospital Zita refused to eat and was crying the entire time. We all feared for her life. A doctor gave us permission to bring her to the hospital and she stayed there with my grandfather for a week. Now she follows him everywhere. If he takes a shower of bath, she will wait next to the shower of bath. He can't even use the toilet along 😂She is even worse than my grandmother. Their other Mal is Roko a male of 1 year old and he loves everyone.

I kept my bulldog gave up the Electrolux vacuum cleaner an the dishwasher.

Sorry to hear that. That sucks

Prenup. Nuff said. Sorry though that does suck.

@@AR_119 my lawyer had one Drew up for me had it on the bar in the kitchen. Just got the wrong one . Remain close friends with her family hell for the next 8 or 10 years right on through my next girlfriend they came for Christmas dinner Thanksgiving dinner it was kind of odd because my girlfriend's family kind of clashed with their family and another town and they knew each other.?? All I can say is food was good I throw down a couple turkeys horser dressing all the vegetables and they bring the pies and the ham. And Waldorf salad and some other stuff.

@@AR_119 hell yea you aint gettin my dog ever

I used to just shut mine off and give it to him come back 20 minutes later and find it down the road in the neighbor's yard.. with him still standing there growling at it..... Just kidding.

@DECIMUS MAXIMUS my pit bull is the same , he will try to grab at the mower, or any moving object. His favorite toy is an old bowling ball that we keep outside for him . It moves and keeps him entertained for hours.

Sorry for your loss, bonny lass. If the dog was loving and loyal to you then you were it's right owner in my experience.

17 years is a great age, don’t be too hard on yourself

You 2 were meant for each other. 17 years is a long time for a large dog. I have a Belgian Tervuren. He's 10 years old. I hope he has the longevity your dog had. You did a good job of caring for your dog and I'm sorry you lost your best buddy.

17 years? That's fantastic, she was for you as you were for her. I've had 3 puppers (Westie, Golden Lab and A Chow Retriever mix all in the span of 25 years)and all lived for 14/15 years. My newest pupper is just 7 months and a wild child but I love her just as I loved my other puppers. I called them all gifts from God!

Give yourself more credit the 🐕 lived along live, thinks of 🐕 as your 👼, they kept that dann devil (crime) away. We are BLESSED to loyal companions I feel this way, there sometimes BETTER than humans. 😃

After watching the video, and owning cats for years.... This dog is heads and tails over anything I have ever seen. O M G. How beautiful and committed to the challenges. If we lived our lives even half intensive pursuing our human, imagine what each of us could/would achieve.

I had two at different times. Well, they had all the necessary physical and mental qualities. At the same time, very balanced. When such a dog is badly balanced (poor selection of the breeder who only seeks aggressiveness) or badly educated (erroneous method of the educator), it can become dangerous. But if he comes from a serious breeding and is well educated, he is exceptional, magnificent, unique.

Only if you train them to do so ! I never trained mine to jump over fences in fear one day jump over the fence into the neighbour's property

@C Saw there are breeders around that sell them, they should be easy to find but the cost could be pricey.

@@boreed5734 hey I want to have one as a pet and not as a working dog. Will that be okay ??

@C Saw where are you from

She is looking at you like the old cartoons picturing a giant steak or dog 🍖.lol

@@lavanyabaranwal6957 i had one and i can tell you that yes. BUT you have to go to your local educational center in order to educate it AND it needs to be active EVERY DAY, at least twice a day. Incredible race, it can learn a lot but needs attention.

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you are a Malandroid....which is different. :)

Mechelen. Nederlands taalgebied.

Belgium

@@antoniescargo4158 ja kan ook alleen gebarentaal gebruiken , snapt alles ,slimmer sneller en sterker dan humans

You made my day!!! Literaly they are that way!!

how come?

Dokumentarfilme They’re high energy, smart and headstrong. The wrong hand on that pupper’s leash and you get an uncontrollable weapon of death.

Robyn Shillinger my adult malionis dog she was very hyper and my grandparents made her sleep outside a lot, my grandparents didn’t let us play with her idk why and she always escape our back yard. I so glad she went to a new family.

Agreed. 99% of people. And it should be kept that way to preserve the breed.

@@Dokumentarfilme They’re like 400lb prissy cats in heat 90% of the time. 😜

C Saw N O!!!

@Aragon Farseer must be beautiful. I have a GSD and other dogs.

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Shepherd pitbull

will be deadly.

Hahahaha

Nope direct ofspring of a great white and a t rex

Well said. I own two extremely energetic German Shepherds (they are sisters) who run and jump and play all, every day and even I have to admit that a Malinois is out of my league and the poor dog would suffer. People have to be honest with themselves about things such as this.

We have a 4 year old Mal mix (a rescue) who has totally bonded to me. She's not normally intimidating, but let someone who she doesn't feel right about try to get near me, and she takes up a protective stance at my side. I have no doubt that she would take no bs off of anyone.

@QB I agree whole-heartedly. I, too, have two GSDs. Two males. They are very well trained (I trained them) but I would not try a Mal. I love and admire them, but I'm not good enough to tackle that task. Wish I was.

This is facts. My best friend has one and when we go places.. People just looks and respects him while he's just minding his own business.

I do the same thing with mine! I own an acre of land and sometimes I will bust out the four-wheeler and drive around and let her chase it. I also have a deer lease with miles of field and sometimes I will take her and the four-wheeler out there for a special treat. She is insane; the amount of athletic ability and focus she has never ceases to amaze me.