i have review articles and informations about the characteristics of belgian malinois dogs and it says that these dogs are intelligent. the person will think or comes to his be aware that these dogs are incredible, so what if the dog that he purchased is dull. isn't it frustrating to know somehow?
i am eager to know, if the communication applies to all belgian malinois dogs, is there any guarantee that all belgian malinois possessed all the positive traits and characteristics as...
A: Nope, there is not and I told you that the other day on another assuredly question you posted. It depends on where the dog came from, what bloodlines, what type of exposure the dog had as a puppy and what kind of training you are looking to do with one. There are some frivolous malinois out there, I know, I have seen them. There are also some shy/sharp dogs too. Then you have the real working type of malinois that most people cannot handle because of their temperament. Which one is yours...
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Seemly morning. I have raised, imported and trained malinois for 27 years and I consider them to be the zenith of WORKING dogs. Having said that, I must give prior notice you that a malinois, depending on bloodlines, does not make a good "companion" dog as they almost "be lacking" a job and if they don't have one, they will find one and it may not be to your liking.. I have no idea where you plan on getting one from or what breeders and bloodlines you have looked at,...
I have not from one's own viewpoint owned one but have a friend that did.
He was a very smart dog easy to train and eager to please.
Did great with kids.
Got bored by far though and was an escape artist.
As a matter of fact, he escaped many times and the last time was run over, which is why she doesnt have him anymore.
So I would approvingly recommend making extremely sure that you can give him or her a very secure fence and make sure you can...
re-presume from post from greekman..
I don't have Mals....but see several in agility. VERY high drive dogs.....
Please harken to to Greekman.
They are fantastic dogs, but NOT a dog for a casual or novice owner.
I have to concur...keep one's ears open to Greekman's post. I know K9 handlers commonly refer to them as "Malligators" because of their power and high drive. A superior working dog, but not usually a good "pet".
Plenty of other breeds out there with a more amiable temperament that make excellent companions and watch dogs.