Belgian Malinois Puppies Are Not Normal !!!
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I jjust rescued a dumped Malinois. Somebody clearly couldn't handle the energy. He is the sweetest thing in the world, and just wants to run, play, protect and snuggle.
Same with me but he is very high energy
They are what they are, we must be physically able, and prepared to come to the battlefield. These dogs lift us out of the Maya of the humdrum of the material world. God is alive in them; we must educate ourselves.
Had one geven to mee ,at first ooooh ,now best friend
I have A .D.H.d so now double
So glad she is 7,5 now
My malinois is a big baby, he's so spoiled that he cries when I don't let him sleep in my bedroom, and loves being carried in my dad's arms even though he is a giant dog. He also likes to watch TV while cuddling with my brother and play with squeaky balls.
It all depends on how you raise them, or how you educate them, they're no bad dogs.
The Belgium loves to sleep with its owner mine at the foot of my bed love him
This is so true 😅😄💜
Yeah that's true
true
100%. People don't understand the difference between a working line of dog breeds, and non working lines (YES I know the Mal is a working dog, that is NOT what i meant. You can tell these puppies come from a working line due to their instinct to bite like this). My boy was never like this as a puppy, and his mom was a service dog (as i hope mine will be). I 100% taught him bite inhibition the moment I got him home, as I'm not stupid. But he's so gentle he'll catch a snowball without destroying it! He'll have bursts of energy, but it's still nothing like the energy of a working line Malinois.
Definitely the most loyal and protective dogs, once they know you and spend a lot of time with you, they’d lay their life down to protect you
We had a Whippet who was very mellow....But one night some teenagers tried to break in, and the Whippet showed a side I'd never seen before. The teens went away sharpish.
Agree!!!
Agree
My Malinois whines if she's not sleeping in our room.
My malinois never whines or barks. She doesn’t sleep in my room. She is very obedient and loving. She is very calm around all dogs and other people.
This took work. She’s happy being a dog and trusts that I will take care of her.
My male sits down a few feet away, stares at me, then lets out these long whines. He's done that since he was a 6 week old puppy (he's 3 now). I know he's telling me something (Love me!, Take me out!, Feed me what you're eating!, and so on).
Lab vs Mal pups
Lab: Awww there attacking him with cuddles
Mal: Holy shit there legit just attacking him
My Mali is a cuddle baby. She is not an aggressive dog as what most people think. All breeds can be aggressive if you have no time and patience to train them well. My Mali is very protective and a very good guard dog as well.
I love pit-mixes (so damn cuddly) malis, and gsd the most, i want a dog and it would give me something fun and long lasting unlike videogames (kinda repetitive now during quarantine, been playing everyday for hours since the start)
Edit: and possibly a cuddle buddy
MALIGATORS LIKE OH LOOK FRESH CHEW TOYS!!!
U got it wrong they are very lovable cute and family friendly pets 👍
@@Zichi14 an female mali is not that aggressive but my male mali is like "HaA ShIT iMMA EaT YOu"
I'm retired k9 & my 1st Grandbaby grew up with mama & papa Mals ,& 10 pups 🐱Pretty wild time , but it was a great beginning for my granddaughter that at 14 yrs , is now into police explorer club & wants to become a k9 trainer , like her Grandma ❤😇😍
I luv my Belgian Malinois- his super smart and playful but can also get super jealous
My Blue Heeler gets jealous over everything lol
We just got one and man, she is gorgeous! We're lucky I'm home recovering from surgery. I get to spend a lot of time with her and play and train her. At 8 weeks old she's already super responsive!
how is she doing now?
@@maesiemclauchlan5316 She's amazing! She's a little overbearing cuz she's still a puppy but all around she's an awesome dog! 8 months old
@@maesiemclauchlan5316 Just to update, she just got her period! She's a woman now! Lol
Mine is 8weeks to , he is scared of almost anything😂😂😂, doesn't even like the dark
Labrador puppy: Ima attack him with cuddles.
Belgian mallinois puppy: I’m boutta end this mans whole career.
Try English, please... I don’t know what you mean !!!
@@johnmizenko8301 thats english
🤣🤣🤣🤣
The Malinois puppies part reminds me of that once scene from one of the Jurassic Park movies where all the little dinosaurs swarm the girl lol
😂😂😂🤣🤣 exactly what I was thinking
The malinois was originally bred for herding cattle. Now they’re used my military and police agency and by civilians for general security. They’re very active K9s and generally speaking they shouldn’t be around toddlers. Don’t let this video disuade you from owning a Belgian malinois. They’re very sweet intelligent dogs. It all depends on how you treat a dog.
Exactly, this video is a little twisted. My Malinois is a sweetheart.
I have NEVER seen a Mali have a problem with ANY age. I am a female Veteran, with many years experience with both Malinois and Dobermans. It is the responsibility of the owners to properly supervise any interaction between any dog and child, or stranger. It is ALSO the responsibility of ALL parents to supervise their children in the vicinity of any breed of Dog. My first Mali was only a pup when we imported him. He had no problems with people of ANY age...even our youngest son and the multitude of other children ALWAYS in our home and yard. He loved everyone, but if you were a stranger attempting to enter our gate without one of us being present, GOOD LUCK. Should have obeyed the “Beware of Dog(s)” and “No Trespassing” signs we conscientiously posted at the gate and around the 3 acres of fence.
He was as loving as they come, and he was NEVER over-active nor too energetic to also be a beloved member of our family. I think it is a fallacy and it is in the worst interest of the breed to promote things that aren’t true. It is ALSO important to understand WHERE your dog is coming from and exactly what that means. I personally prefer the Malinois from Eastern Europe...IF my Schutzhund Trainer/Coach/Mentor/Former Mali breeder/friend, and someone licensed to import dogs is involved in both selection and does the import (unless he decides to breed again...which he won’t, as it is a LOT of work, and we are all 23 years older!!). There are MANY good breeders here, however, sadly, there are likely MORE backyard breeders. Check for pedigrees. Ask for email addresses of other purchasers. Inquire with the AKC how many litters these parents, and any others this breeder has produced. Less is better. Which sadly, leads me to another point.
My husband was devastated at the loss of Exi, whom would NOT have died had he been neutered by the age of 5, which I requested, and continued to request until it was too late, though he was fortunate enough to live until he was 12 or 13.
My husband was more than devastated, so I sent him to “play” with our longtime trainer/mentor/see above. I knew it would cause him to want to compete again, which it did. As I was going through a serious illness, I was not involved in his decision to go to a backyard breeder, the next weekend.
Our second Mali was just as lovely as our first, or so I thought. Only a year after getting him, my husband committed suicide. My beautiful, beloved Mali lost his favorite person, and his trainer. That lead to a series of tragedies that further traumatized him (with GREAT reason) until he became fear aggressive. I only found out recently (a year after the suicide and ensuing events) that he had shown signs of being unstable early on, though never here at home.
He was shy around new people, but many pups are. In my case, however, I lost both other dogs to old age, and my Mali was again traumatized. I accidentally hurt his hips one day, and he mauled me, though he could have killed me had he wanted to. He adored me, and it was 100% my fault, but he began to try to bite anyone but me and my best friend. I should have had him euthanized at the time, but I wanted to do all I could to try and save him. I failed, and just had to euthanize him a few days ago. If you want a good dog, you will spend the money, have him/her temperament tested, and use a qualified expert to find your breeder and do these tests. Even Labs can become dangerous, through circumstances or poor shepherding.
If they have symptoms of being unstable at a young age, consult an expert.
The bottom line is that any dog can become dangerous, but making a blanket statement about a breed, such as “Breed X” should not be around toddlers will only lead to that breed becoming the next Pitt Bull.
Please be wise in dog ownership. It is our responsibility to do our due diligence, and to maintain control of our animals around outsiders and the young. It is also our responsibility to be advocates for our animals, not instill fear with ZERO evidence to back up your statements.
Smooth Criminal most Malinois are good with toddlers. It’s the Groendaelers you have to keep away from toddlers. And some Malinois have more Groendaeler in them than others, although you can’t see it.
Well said!
Thank you
My mal will never stop. She will die before she stops. Luckily when I say “stop” she knows it’s over. Insane drive, crazy energy, super protective, she is 11years old-still nonstop.
Very high strung puppies. Lots of interaction needed.
They are absolutely insane. They do it all and they love it.
Mine does not sleep just recharge..
I laughed so hard with the mal pup spinning around lol
I rescued one and I am in love with him yep he is nippy and spoiled and I’m 61 so he is a handful for me but I wouldn’t want any other these dogs are super smart and very loving
I'm a new malinois owner hes 6 months now and I found positive corrective reinforcement works great for this breed hands down best dog and friend iv ever had
Which isn't mentioned or hinted at in this video.
Can you give me examples of this
They're like little raptors!👍
I just adopted a 5mo old German shepherd mal mix and she is a sweetheart but we definitely had to establish a hierarchy IMMEDIATELY. Not because she was mean but because is HUGE and has the potential to be EXTREMELY dangerous without discipline and proper training. My life at the moment is literally revolving around researching her breed how to give her the best life where we can all be happy and relaxed. So far I’m just blown away by her intelligence
Got both breeds and now my Lab. is acting like a Malinois 🤦🏻♂️
Lol.. energy etc must be catchy for lab to think it's a maligator
Margaret Meaker It's a puppy Lab. so his energy is a bit like Mal. Got one adult Lab. and he's so lazy.
Elijah Rivera I have two beautiful malinois, definitely one of the most challenging breeds to own, but jeez are they intelligent, training them was so easy
you have to post video. would love to see that
Getthefuckoffmylawn I love your handle name! That’s awesome - my husband & I feel that way about our new neighbors & little kids 🤣
Those Belgian Malinois are no joke it reminds me when I went to pick up my puppy. Lol Love it
I have one that's 7 yrs old I've trained her to be friendly and accepting to whomever I interact with. However, her prey drive is as strong as advertised, she tolerates no 4 legged visitors in the back yard like, rabbits, possums, mice, or squirrels. She's not aggressive towards unfamilar dogs she's just curious about them like most dogs would be. Its crazy because if I don't want to give her something she gives me a protest bark its not an aggressive bark its her communicating to tell me she wants it, if I sternly say no she accepts it and keeps quiet. She's very eager to please me and she's a real joy to interact with because she understands me intently without much work.
The joy of such intelligent dogs. I have a Sable GSD that is the same way.
@@PatrickJDaley Trying here to get my 10 week old akita cross/ BM , used to my 3 cats ...he just needz to chase them
I loved and miss my Malingator. They are not a Dog for the faint of heart or the owner that is soft of will. When you play tug with a Malinois be prepared for hours and I mean HOURS of jerk your shoulders out of socket tugging. Pick up a ball (don’t use Tennis Balls, they’re abrasive) in the head of that Mali, that’s a day long commitment and possibly longer. But at the end of the day when that fur missile cuddles up on top of you, it’s a great feeling. Not to mention they’re also the goofiest dogs.
Abby Babby
How much exercise do they need daily?
@@Anna-nr3up to put it short A LOT! A few hours each day is minimum. This includes time where the dog can run at its top speed. You will be tired before they are.
Guys I have a Malinois and when I brought it ngl it was a disaster he did bite and go crazy but that’s just how they are so be ready! After you get use to him/her and get it trained it will be your best friend and would even sacrifice his/her life for you! But you also have to be ready to spend at least 1/2 hours with them because they are very energetic! Overall I love my Mali gator🦮🐊 : recommended by me!
My 7 yrs old Malinois Sonia (military breed) say Thanks for this video. I also trained her PR (clicker).
Ppl must know what are going into if they want to have Malinois. They are not ordinary dogs. It is not enough just to love dogs to have malinois, you need experience, nerves of steel and lots of work starting from socialization and then building it up.
All the best from Croatia. 💕
Hej😊belgijski ovcari su stvarno vrh, nevjerojatno kako brze uce... Ja takoder imam jednog, sama sam ga dresirala od svoje 14 godine i uskoro cu dobiti njegovog potomka😁nadam se da ce stenac jos brze nauciti uz tatu
What if they have cross breed in them ? like Akita
@@malinoisamericanakita2022 Well, like with every cross breeding, you never know which genes will be prevalent. It is really hard to predict what you will get. Most important is to bring up the best in them, because every dog if handled bad will become "bad dog", and even most aggressive can be kept under control. At the end it is all about handler.
Personally I would never cross breed Malinois, at least not intentionally. They are perfect dogs as they are, but they are not for everyone.
@@sonjabrajkina3995 We have only had him one week . He is Toileting outside in my back garden even in the night he wakes me up . He is eager to please (was ) hes getting real giddy though now . trying to get him used to our 3 cats too . but he wants to chase them . eeek .he is taking his food by hand and slowly gently . but he still bitey bitey , but all puppies are . he hasnt snagged me yet , but he has my partner .
@@malinoisamericanakita2022 Ah, you already have him. I recommend to find some dog school in your area which is working Positive Reinforcement method. For me clicker method work wonders.
Most important is to have contact with him. With good contact, he will learn faster, he will always come when you call even from tricky situations etc. (I can call out my dog from fight when she is attacked, and even if other dog bites her she will not react until I say "you can", that is our cue that she can teach him a lesson when his owner did not) so I would work on that 1st.
i.e. wait until he look you in the eyes and then fast give him a treat/play (here clicker is helping tremendously), then call him and wait to look into your eyes then treat/play until you get it to look you as soon as you call him.
When I am working with dogs, contact is base for every other work, and that I am learning owners to do 1st.
When/if he snag again try to ignore him (both of you must ignore him, partner and you, no matter who was snagged), and I mean full ignore. Stop for several minutes, no play, no food, no treats,... but don't punish him physically it will only be worse. If he approach you, you just turn head or whole body other way. He will ask for attention in many ways, just ignore him (it's hard i know, they are cute and you need heart of steel, but it is working and it is not doing harm to dog or to you). After 5ish minutes start to play/work with him again like nothing happened, and before he even try to snag give him a treat or toy. Rinse and repeat until he stop doing that. He will learn fast what is happening, and he will stop snagging. He is puppy, and smart puppy, so he is testing what is allowed and what not, you have to show him the way.
Always be calm and confident when you are with him. When handler is not confident then dog is confused, also never anticipate bad things (i.e. you are passing by another dog, do not anticipate fight or whatever, mistake I saw most owners are doing).
Like I said, if you have no experience try to find school and it will save you lots of headache. Even for those with experience it is good place to start, because of socialization and learning to be close to other dogs but paying attention to you (contact again is base here), IMHO much better than dog park because ppl in dog parks can be,... well to put it mildly they can be strange :)
All you have described is normal for a puppy, but it must be corrected. The fact that you are asking here or any other place is showing me that he is in good hands. All you need is patience, confidence and nerves of steel :)
Chasing cats is high prey from Mal genes, and it is actually sheppard characteristic to have his heard under control also partly it's a puppy play, but they are rough so that must be corrected too. Chasing cats will pass, and then you will have most protected cats in the area :). And don't forget that cats also have to get used to him. If they don't run from him, he will not have what to chase. So it's a learning process for both sides.
I hope that helped a bit, it is hard to help much via comments on YT. But what I wrote are some essentials for creating good behavior in dog and at the same time confident protector.
Good luck.
p.s. when he get about year old it may look that he went crazy or forgot everything you have learned him, or it may even have some strange fears, but all that is normal, it is dogs puberty. Don't let that discourage you It will pass after few months. Just continue to work with him even if it look that he does not respond anymore. It's normal phase in dog's life.
A Belgian malinois was my very first dog I ever owned just keep them busy doing stuff obedience training, long walks in the neighborhood or where ever they allow dogs, and lots and lots of play time.
Yes! Me too in fact I just got another one named Bear he’s 8 weeks knows how to sit and come and high five and 95% potty trained and he’s still got more to learn! Their the best dogs and definitely the smartest
I owned a Belgian Malnois from 6weeks old till he passed away and I can say that having owned a couple German shepherds a chow Akita mix and now a wheaten terrier that my Belgian maliois was the most intelligent and fun furry friend that I’ve had in my life I miss him every day. They are naturally protective and require positive socializing to be a family member. Other than that if you are willing to put the work in there’s no better furry friend if you put the work in they definitely aren’t labs so don’t expect them to be like one
I have 2 of these wonderful dogs. They are not too difficult to train if you let them know your the alfa every minute, they are not auto friendly. They are not beginner dogs. God help anyone who tries to come thru the fence on to their property. The UPS guy is terrified of them at the gate, even though they won't go outside the fence line. Their understanding of language is truly stunning.
Lakp
Yep!! I wouldn’t wish a pack of sharp teethed Maligator puppies on my worst enemy lol 🦖🐺🐊🐶
tasha 111 I love those cute little puppies
I would LOL Can think of 2 right now....
I would
Oh my God,i have two 9 months old Belgian Malinois and they are totally so energetic.Sometimes I got so scared with them due to their high drive.
Absolutely correct. 💞 my half Dutch and Belgium has been just like this since I picked him up 4 weeks ago at 8 weeks old. Extremely intelligent. Loves a job on command already.
That is it ,no ham in them ,want to work
I have a 10 year old Malinois and he is so adorable, hes funny, cuddly, and very protective lol
I got my Mali 3 years ago as a puppy ist was a hell of a ride but now she is the sweetest dog ever.
So everyone who wants a Mali should be aware that having a Mali pup isnt easy to handle espacaily if havent exp
I once wanted a Malinois...but I spent some time with a Malinois/Dutch Shepherd mix that needed to be rehome, that changed my mind real quick!
I love their eyes. They look like old souls.
I think this is the BEST video ever!! I always say, anyone can drive a car but that doesn't mean they can drive an 18 Wheeler.
If I were younger and had the energy, this would be my next dog choice. Spectacular dogs to behold.
Extremely intelligent dogs. Powerful too. They don’t let go and they want to play all of the time.
We have a malinois and Chelsea is best friend. She is sensitive, friendly and smart.
I got mine a week ago & it’s a struggle but I do love her .
I hope everyone watching understands that Mals, like people have individual personalities and needs. My 18 month old is sweet and loves everyone (unless you are being aggressive toward me or my family) no bueno. My 6 month old pup again loves family and friends, plays all day runs like the wind, trusts nobody outside the house. These dogs are definitely an example of you get what you put in. Cliche I know but true.
They inspire me to keep my energy up and going! I watch videos about them all the time. They are amazing!!!
That's how the B.m play,sweet,loving super intelligent...super loyal...very obedient and protective when mature...just treat them
When we bought our Mali the breeders 9 year old daughter had a puppy hanging from her pony tail, didn’t put me off though.🤪
When I got mine, the breeder had a 5yo daughter, she had a little dress on, she had all the puppies hanging from her😂 that's when I knew it was a whole new level
🤣😂
I might o been the girl....
I am in London.
Can you connect me with a breeder
Malinois pups are like cute piranhas. Really adorable, but let them get hyped up and you are missing your arm.
At the puppy stage, both of mine regularly ambushed me in the middle of the night. While sleeping. In the face. With sharp puppy needle-teeth.
Beautiful and a rewarding dog if trained correctly.
I don't know if I'm broken but I've grown up with Belgian shepherds my entire life and I find their play biting hilarious😂 we normally refer to the new puppies as little "crocodiles" or "Belgian terrorists"
All that energy needs to be redirected , great breed , good luck to all dog owners , they truly are man's best friend .
Amazing that he has to enter a puppy enclosure all suited up.
That's training...
I love my malinois of joy,energy doesnt scare me. Not having a good dog now that does scare the heck outta me.
My little girl has a Malinois and a German Shepherd as her personal guard. both breeds are perfect. I would never change Malinois on the Labrador
Kids like, I wanna play, dogs like, we outplay you😂😂🐶
I have one and mine is nothing like this you just have to treat them right and take good care of them
@hugo delgado I have a German shepherd she is still about 8 weeks old
My Mal is awesome. Learns very quick and always by my side. Only wish I could sweep with her in the same room lol
Or vacuum lol
Teach her to sweep!!!!
1 Mal is like 3 !abs put together. Non stop movement.
The lab puppies part is just too cute to watch
I own a Malinois, they are so sweet, my mal always follow me wherever i go, and want to get rid of anything on my way...yes you can own a Mal anytime, they can not just simply live in an apartment with small space.
I love malinois!💖😍
Those razor teeth 🦷 snap 24/7 . Love jute pulls, PJ bottoms, pants legs w or without a human leg!! Pull baby pull rip & shred. They play rough
Great breeds and very special
Great video as I hope the public understands the dedication Belgian Malinois owners need to have one of these beautiful Canines!
My Malinois is playing with small kids normally and always protect them, labrador dogs are clumsy and just for petting
I have 3 female Maligators...they are the kindest dogs I have had...they are a little hyper/have unlimited energy and hate squirrels and cats...but for everything else they are wonderful and LOVE their family...
Malinois aren't for amateurs, but they are the best breed all around!!!
Like the Pit Bulls, the Mals in the wrong hands, can end up being thought of 'killer' dogs. I have 2 Mals, one is an adopted retired police dogs & 1 I got from a pup. The police dogs can be retrained and will take time & patience. Both are loving dogs which are dang protective of me.
I could never have 1. I wouldn't have the time to train and excise such a amzing dog.
The perfect dog is here, we created this perfection
you know it's bad when the serious Exorcist
music starts
Oh man...my 16 year old Mal is going to be put down in 2 days. It truly breaks my
heart, but I can’t stand to see her suffer any more. She’s survived cancer three times and the fourth time it’s gotten her. She has been the best friend, companion, and protecter ever!!!!! I never had to train her after I adopted her, she just naturally has been fully devoted to me and the wife. I will forever miss her and love her!
For those of you who are unfamiliar with the breed, here’s a summary of their type:!my dog hasn’t eaten or drank in two days, yet I can’t stop her from continually patrolling the house. She keeps walking around making sure everything is safe. Despite running on fumes she puts her family first. THIS IS A MALINOIS! Unconditional love and devotion until the end!!!! They will give their life so that you may live, just like Jesus.
I’m so sorry for you. I know what is like to loose your protection dog we lost our first 6 years ago still miss him. Cannot imagine not having one in these times.
My deepest condolences, they give so much. My oldest GSD is gonna cross that rainbow bridge soon also. 😢
This morning I woke to find my 13 yr. Old GSD had passed in her sleep. We had a good run, my best friend has crossed that bridge. My heart is heavy, but she can run and play once again. I will always love you Schotz💝.
Jeff Morton I truly thank you for your condolences and understanding. She was the best thing that ever happened to us!
patrick daley Thank you for your comment. I will continue to miss her every day, yet I am convinced that our Merciful Father will allow us to see her again.
@@thevoiceofreason282 So sorry for your loss, I hope you have a new one.
I have a Belgian malino and he is the most loyal dog you can have
I have 4 malinois and love every single one of them. My female will be having her second litter.
4 Mals? And puppies on the way ? You are gonna be a busy dude! I cant imagine taking care 8-12 puppies that have all that drive and energy, my Sable GSD was a handful, and she is my 3rd GSD. Now almost 4, she has been calming down. Sort of.😁 Good luck with the pups!
I've had all kinds of puppies my whole life, pretty much all puppies behave the same, I was in for a surprise when I got my Dutch Shepherd 😱 a whole new level, she had way to much energy, at 5 weeks she would nap during the day like any other puppy, but when she woke up it was full beast mode 🤦🏾♂️
😁 oh ah get to running
Wonderful dogs. Working on number 2 right now! We have 4 boys and never have had one issue. Yes a bit intense but we'll worth it. One hell of a companion.
Man they are like piranhas, imagine a dozen of these guarding your property and some unfortunate soul visits your property from the wrong side at night.
My brother just got one for free pure breed and he’s a amazing puppy, very protective to all us, last time I was outside with me there was a Pitbull barking at me and he went between my legs and stood up straight to protect me.
I just adopted a puppy from shelter at 7 weeks old said to be a Belgian and unknown mix. I'm immersing myself trying to learn more and thank u for the the information!
My wife is watching this and she's like, "Oh no!"
And I'm like, "Hell yeah! We gotta get one."
Listen to your wife
@@akarishubertovia379 if I listen to her, the only breeds we would have owned would be King Charles terrier and the Bichon Frise. Ugh!
Try jack russells.the real one. I had mine doing schutzand with mine. She will love them and they will take care of any rodenfs.
Akari SHUBERTOVIA The Jack Russ is amazing. By far my favorite small dog.
My first girl was the apple of my eye, so affectionate and loving, she really wanted to make me happy , this new puppy is a little cold and does not want to listen , hopefully she grows out of it .
I have a malinois puppy and he is great he acts totally normal and he is not aggressive at all, I deffinetly recommend the breed, they are great.
That’s exactly what I love about the Malinois!
A lot of you are getting confused about the purpose of this video! This video is not to talk badly or shed a negative light on Malinois. It’s to inform people that have no clue about the breed and decide to buy a puppy out of nowhere just because of a highlight video or a movie. Belgian Malinois are born with a high prey drive especially if they were bred by a working dog breeder. Their aggression at a young age is natural. This is the reason a huge amount of Belgian Malinois end up in shelters due to bad breeders and uninformed buyers.
I understood totally. They are not for the faint hearted - time, dedication and experience i would say is a must. I hate it when i see people with a new puppy or dog and then 6 months later the dog has been sold as the owner was irresponsible for buying that breed in the first place. Their excuse is usually the dog is too boisterous or they did not have time for the dog.... People need to make sure they are in the right place and time in their life to home a dog or any animal. Do your research people, make sure you can afford to feed, vet,house and train your dog/puppy. Before buying one because they are cute and cuddly or a fashion piece to show off to with friends and family.
Belgian Malinois Lovers I have a Belgian Malinois and she is the cutest and she is not like as those puppies are and when we got her she was super scared and cuddly so those puppies I don’t know but they’re not as how my dog is
I owned a male pit bull never fixed either , We had a good time always ran him and trained on regular stuff . Would I find it difficult to raise a female Belgian/ or would I find it a lot different is my question?? Help if u have experience thanks y’all
I call BS a bit here. Those puppies in the video are being trained to be aggressive. They don't all grow up like that.. . Like our GSD. Nothing like that... and all depends on training.
Dave G you can not compare a GSD to a Malinois. Definitely not the same drive.
My Belgian is a very docile and sweet service dog trained for anxiety and cardiac alert ! Don’t be discouraged by this video, but know what you’re getting into. You have to be the boss.
Three of those Mal puppies would chase a lion up a tree!
Lord! Bionic puppies! Awesome Mali's
Trainer, I train dogs, dogs... We rip pants😂😂😂🐶🐶
Excellent representation and good advise for those who wish to own this breed.
As a pack, next to incontrollable.
Individually, much easier to handle and train as you desire.
Be trained yourself is key.
We have a dog mal, he is a very good guard dog and he isn't too good with little kids, but his mum, dad and sisters (owned by my brother) are brilliant with my young niece, it is very much a case of who they grow up with and how they're brought up, my mal is 1 now and my two sons (14 and 11) do nothing but fight with him so he is very boisterous, they need loads of exercise and stimulation, it can be tiring sometimes but very rewarding, we love him to bits.
When my puppy malinois does the same hahahaha i just felt proud 🤣
And I thought terriers were wild & vicious. These Makinois are a straight beast.
After all, man bred them like this, but a Canine has a master: you either a prey buddy, or a trusted leader.
Most awesome dog in the world !
Looks like Crowley from Supernatural is missing his dog
Such an important video to put out there. Thank you
If I was a professional trainer and had a top secret security clearance for the military or law enforcement, I would look into getting a working line Belgian Malinois. They sure are cute when they're little, though.
Those dog are crazy energetic
These are my dream dog! I do have a pug that I know is nothing like a Malinoise, and a lab!
We had to put ours down after 12 yrs but thanks for video I had some great needed laughs! I forgot how crazy she was as a puppy lol thanks again
I recently have gotten a Mal puppy. We took him in as he was abandoned at the foot of our house and left whimpering outside in the cold. He's only 4 months old but he already learned the command sit after a few days of training. Though, when I try to take him out for exercise he ends up accidentally biting me. I am trying to correct the behavior right now because he bites my legs and sometimes doesn't realize he hurt me. I try not to run with him because he ends up trying to bite my leg and make me stop so I have to walk away from him and then make him run towards me so he can exercise. He is very cute and funny and I think he will be a good boy, though he bites my other dogs a lot while trying to play. I have another Mal that's a crossbreed with a German Shepherd and she's the type to be aggressive. I'm not sure why because we got her from the street when she was 3 years old so it must be her experiences there. Nothing bad has happened with the dogs other than the puppy getting a bit scared of the other large dog.
Group biting! Wow, head for the hills!
Our pup did the same like kill hahha now he is a great guard dog.