A Dedicated Dog's Defense of His Female's Chastity

Today, a male Belgian Malinois tried to have his way with my Husky, Neveah, but her lifelong mate Winston stopped him without fighting.
This channel exists in order to educate people about dog behavior at dog parks. This particular video can help dog owners see what they can do to prevent violence at dog parks.

[@doglover3474]

I think Winston was glad you stepped in. You could see it in his face when he looked at you! Way to intervene since the owner wasn’t responsible!! 👍🏻👍🏻

[@NannupTiger]

Amazing that when you yelled at the Malanoi dog to "back off" Winston knew darn well you were NOT yelling at him! He didn't flinch for a second! He knew you were not shouting at him at all! You have the BEST dogs online Gumby, very well raised, respected and lots of people, including me, love them a lot ❤

[@brivalentine3361]

Yah I noticed that too and thought that was really neat

[@oui2826]

Malinois*

[@oop.8523]

@@oui2826 no? That’s Malanoi is a way to pronounce it 🤦🏾‍♀️

[@oop.8523]

@@jt1364 wonder what happened to the “either way you got the breed wrong” and everyone pronounces it different and you have no control of that.

[@MrMuameRR]

Fragile just fast and protective... Doll

[@bbycherub2420]

Malinois are dogs that need extremely experienced and responsible owners. They're naturally more aggressive and dominant, where was the owner throughout all this?

[@GumbysImperialMedia]

He was about 50 years away doing whatever he does. He did not seem to care.

[@janakristen9303]

My thoughts exactly! If that's the owner calling his name in the background, he definitely made a half ass attempt to diffuse the situation.

[@OaktownGirl]

@@GumbysImperialMedia Ah, the perfect owner for that breed of dog. 🙄

[@TASIAawful1]

@@GumbysImperialMedia my Akita mix was attacked by a GS the owner stood there watching his dog on top of my dog and did nothing! I was in hysterics screaming telling him to pull his dog away. He had the dog warden knocking at his dog soon afterwards as I found out where he lives and now he walks this very unbalanced GS with a muzzle

[@GumbysImperialMedia]

@@TASIAawful1 Shaking my head. Wow.

[@Catbooks]

Whoa, Winston was so upset after the Malinois tried to mount Neveah, his teeth actually chattered for a few seconds. He meant business! You and Winston are a great team, and he knows it.

[@bomboclaat1509]

i love it even more because him and Neveah always play so rough, mainly winston, but it works like a "hey, only im allowed fight my sister" vibe🤣

[@Felix-yk4ln]

@@bomboclaat1509 i think neveah is winnies girl

[@Acadian.FrenchFry]

You were 100% on this. His energy was way too intense and unstable.

[@vinzer72frie]

Thats normal energy for a maligator 😄

[@serpentmasterarmstrong2630]

@@vinzer72frie while that’s true it needs to be monitored, the Mals behavior was inappropriate and was lucky things were handled well

[@selymdude]

The owner of that dog would have probably said "he's just playing" that's why I don't bring my dog to dog parks anymore, just a fight waiting to happen and the owner wont do anything about it.

[@complimentary_voucher]

Exactly. We spent a long time and lots of work socialising our high energy poodle and he loves and plays well with everyone, but there are too many dipshits with neglected and aggressive dogs for us to risk it any more. Why do arsehats always win? SMDH

[@GumbysImperialMedia]

@@complimentary_voucher This is sadly true, but I hope we can change it.

[@tonycole9593]

I have a Mal, and never ever take him to the park. He's great 1 on 1, but not so in a group of dogs. They go from normal to overstimulated in a matter of seconds, and need constant monitoring, even when well trained. Irresponsible to let that one roam unattended.

[@gayleklein7243]

Excellent assertiveness from your voice and actions without being heavyhanded. Well done.

[@GumbysImperialMedia]

Thank you, Gayle King.

[@Cissy09]

That Belgian's owner is completely irresponsible. Winston is such a good dog, he could have rightfully malled that dog multiple times but he did not.

[@samo6083]

Rightfully? Nahh. Winston started getting physically...

[@GumbysImperialMedia]

@@samo6083 Winston got really physical when the Belgian tried to rape Neveah.

[@samo6083]

@@GumbysImperialMedia sorry what did you just say?🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Bro they are dogs. Wiston was out of line getting physical to a dog that wasn't being aggressive towards him. The fact you're even defending that is weird...

[@GumbysImperialMedia]

@@samo6083 I said the Belgian tried to rape Neaveah because he literally did. Hence the word "Chastity"on the title. In Gumby's kingdom, it is illegal to forcibly have sex with unwilling participants.

[@samo6083]

@@GumbysImperialMedia they are dogs fool😂😂

[@OaktownGirl]

I loved seeing Winston protect Neveah! // Just looking at this footage as someone who was not actually there, it seems like Winston was doing his best to keep his energy - and the situation - in check. Even when he fell over and the Belgian got one paw on him, Winston appeared to still be in, shall we say, high alert but not in high gear. Had you not been there to tap the Belgian and defuse the situation, Winston would have thrown it into high gear and the Belgian would have been toast.

[@nmbaru]

Considering the corso mix is an old neutered dog, I would be surprised. Again, the behavior from the mal wasn’t good, poor obedience training. But the mal had the upper hand, and mals in general are very agile and quick. Most likely would’ve have gone in the mals favor as you could clearly see in the vid.

[@everythingcool101]

@@nmbaru nah fk no my boy winston would left right good night that mal.

[@GumbysImperialMedia]

@@nmbaru Who would win a boxing match? The gold winning triathlete, or the gold winning boxer?

[@nmbaru]

Gumby's Imperial Media What? Horrible analogy. I don’t even want to get into how that doesn’t correlate. The mal seemed to have the upper hand when it actually engaged back with your dog. But luckily nothing escalated.

[@everythingcool101]

@@nmbaru ya we know but you always back up your pal. and thats winston!

[@marinab.2043]

I love Winston's collar! That Belgian Malinois was so aggressive, poor Neveah!

[@pajor1746]

Not aggressive. Its a male NOT neutered and wanting to mount a female

[@jaytui8277]

@@pajor1746 masculinity frightens alot of people these days

[@marinab.2043]

@@jt1364 think what you want

[@jaytui8277]

@@jt1364 thats right

[@siosinsin7305]

Glad you intervened, it's such a common belief at the dog park that dogs should "sort themselves out" when it's 100% supposed to be the people in charge of all situations.

[@joshuahoover]

Well done. That Malinois' ears are interesting. Kind of like his aggressive posturing.

[@NannupTiger]

It's like they are puppy ears, on a big dog!? It must be a very young dog? It just looks 'adult'... GSDs ears are floppy together like this as well, it's just that this Malanois is so big!

[@TASIAawful1]

He’s a puppy a young dog

[@imnogood5016]

@@NannupTiger no he is not, at 2:36 you see his mask is grey. He is probably old

[@GumbysImperialMedia]

@@imnogood5016 Yeah, the Mal is at least 9 or 10 years old here...

[@dashowdy]

This is my biggest problem with a dog park, lack of management from owners, had this exact situation happen between my female pit and a 140 lb great dane, he absolutely would not stop trying to mount her, and she was giving me that if you don’t deal with it I will look. Owner didn’t come over until I finally had to give the dog a swift push with my knee, it was literally trying to bypass me to get to my dog because it had no respect for humans. The dog let out a tiny yelp and the owner came and got him trying to explain to me how he is just playing. I just told the guy he needs to manage the dogs interactions better and that I wasn’t trying to hurt him, but with a 140 vs 65 lb dog I needed to set the rules and end the path to a potential real fight. I could see the look in my dogs face the whole time, she was begging me to step in so she wouldn’t have to sort it out.

[@xFrostiee]

You are the reason I believe there are good dog owners out there. Well done. De-escalated the situation with your voice alone.

[@lauralindamoore4097]

I love how you had Winston’s back and you two stood side by side to get that dog to back off. ❤️

[@ozzit4194]

YES YES YES WINSTON'S PAPA, 'if you wont teach your dog no, ill teach them to back up.' yessir! PERFECT correction, you let them work out their 'dog talk' and when that new male didn't understand manners, you corrected PERFECTLY. Too many people don't understand the boundaries of 'dog-talk' and could have caused their male dog to react aggro instead of guard. Such a great job papa and Winston, and the little lady too for being so uncomfortable but mannered. I wish the ones my boy and I met were more like your pack. My boy is service/working, so 'release' time is hugely cathartic for us both, and I know he'd love such a structured bigger-dog pack like your park keeps. So far hes the hound amongst small-dogs lmao. edit: imma go ahead and edit this to explain real quick I live in a rural part of Alabama where I not only have to explain ada service dog regulations because person(s) bring non-service, emotional support, or therapy animals with NO training into non-pet locations, but also an area where - very, very sadly, as growing up with and training guard breeds, I firmly believe in 'no bad dogs, only bad owners/trainers' - many people get GSDs, Labs, Rotts, Dobies, and pits/american staffies/mixes, and do not train them while sporting them around with spikey leather collars and service dogs vests bought online or fake "registrations"[they're illegal in the USA, america does NOT have a 'registration of service animals,' all non canine or mini-horse animals are invalid according to the ada as well.] All registrations* within the us* are fake. Microchip your animals. * Some countries may vary, please do your research before owning ANY pet, let alone an animal you intend to do service training with, paid, in home, or any other kind. Edit2; I keep aquariums also so tbh also do your research on fish and plants. You'd probably be surprised at what we keep in our tanks that your state might consider an invasive issue. Just research everything. Learning is good for you.

[@patrobles13]

@Ozzi T-- 👏 👏 👏 Very well said!! It's a good-good thing to 'educate!👍

[@jadafranksain9369]

Also located in rural AL. For me, it is super difficult to socialize my pack because we live in a such a remote location. Until I have a better situation to work with my dogs in a controlled environment, we will be staying home and enjoying one another's company. You sound very well educated. It's great to hear of someone so thoughtful from around these parts.

[@brandong.3841]

Your dogs, both, had very very good manners. This is exactly why we take the time to train our dogs and teach them we are their alpha. Kudos to your boy for being protective with minimal force 👏 💪

[@vyko385]

Winston gave a stern correction and didn't take it further than needed. What a very good dog. It baffles me how owners can let their dogs roam around all proud like that, tail up and hackles on display. Where was his owner??????

[@WILD__THINGS]

Most owners are completely oblivious to dog body language

[@joecucch8261]

That Malinois was super amped. they are high energy alpha dogs and that's why the army likes to use them. Winston stepped in and attempted to bring things down but that Belgium wasn't phased. Good thing you stepped in !

[@jaytui8277]

Pit bull was neutered... That played a roll too

[@romeliaanddixie]

@@jaytui8277 Winston isn’t a pitbull

[@GumbysImperialMedia]

@@romeliaanddixie But Winston being neutered is a point worth analyzing.

[@romeliaanddixie]

@@GumbysImperialMedia neutering can cause more aggression in dogs but clearly that doesn’t effect Winston regardless Winston was being a respectful dog until that other dog disrespected the other dog. Only thing I would recommend I scare away that Malinois then separate Winston from any other males

[@romeliaanddixie]

@@jt1364 well I mean when the dog is literally biting the other dogs face that dog should be separated for Winston safety. What happens when Winston does that to the wrong dog and he gets severely injured or worse. I train dogs for a living and I can tell you I have the same mindset as you until something bad happened. I used to think well my dog will never push another dog and if they did push them too far my dogs would win anyways. That was years and years ago when I was very childish and did not use my head. Both dogs ended up ripping into each other and it ended with multiple wounds and flesh all over the place I’m glad to say I have learned from my mistakes

[@pittymama4500]

Some people may not know how amazing it is that your dog knows how far to go and how far not to go. Pitbulls tend to be finishers. This is an absolute amazing example of a dog standing up for its friend and being obediente to its handler and also having an amazing amount of trust in the handler to handle the situation to where he doesn't have to go too far. Absolutely amazing!

[@user-dg4tu5gm8t]

I love the analysis but I also love you being there for Winston C:

[@Spike-ck5tj]

You handled that well. Winston was brave but looked a bit tired and stressed afterwards - I'm sure he got a cuddle afterwards. I thought the malinois was a pup when I 1st saw it, with what I call "daft ears" (when young dogs can't control their ears) but it had a grey chin and looked bit rickety in the legs - frisky old dude. I'm glad it didn't escalate. I expect nothing less from wonderful Winnie but you never know how the other dog will behave ..especially as his owner was no help.

[@dyan2]

Just when I thought I couldn't love you guys more 😍. Brilliant step up by your goodself! I think that unspoken connection that you have with Winston means that he KNOWS you will always advocate in his best interests and ALWAYS have his back 🤜🤛. Winston was sublime in his restraint and I'm tempted to think that it wasn't just youthful exuberance on the Malinois' part because Neveah didn't encourage any type of play whatsoever and left it up to her boys to deal with ol' big ears 🤨. Hope the 3 of you and all your loved ones have a wonderful, safe and peaceful Christmas 🎅🤶🧑‍🎄. Take care xx

[@brentdavius6829]

Give me Chastity and give me constancy but do not give it yet. The Saint

[@nigelmckeown]

Awesome vid, my dude! The interactions are extremely educational. This isn't a male being randomly possessive - this is a unneutered Mali deciding that Neveah is going to get humped whether she likes it or not. I feel sorry for the Mali - they are extremely high-drive (but beautiful) dogs and shouldn't off wandering around unsupervised. As usual, Winston dealt with this with the minimum amount of fuss - you stepping in beside Winston was instinctive and correct. Well done!

[@GumbysImperialMedia]

Thank you.

[@cabwaylingo]

I love when the husky hides behind the gray dog. She trusts him.

[@number1booper]

You handled that really well. Good job

[@robinsaba3888]

That was the correct way to handle a pushy hardheaded dog!!! Great job😁

[@smokepeddler]

Winston is like that super chill dude you don't want to piss off.

[@davejames5855]

Yes as a Dog Trainer my self the Belgian only wanted the female if you noticed when Winston got defensive the Belgian didn’t care he never lost eye contact with the female it was as he was looking through Winston very fortunate that he was not looking for a fight his posture showed alpha traits when you stepped in that was the right time it was about to go to the next level Great job protecting your dogs 🐶

[@GumbysImperialMedia]

Thanks, Dave James.

[@marcello033]

Your dogs are in very good balance sir Perfect behavior Great job man

[@GumbysImperialMedia]

Thank you!

[@marcello033]

And bdw....i think If your dogs are balanced,you are balanced aswell

[@kimberlyrose1467]

This is where it shows how much time you put into your dog! Amazing! Love it!!!

[@cantonese5030]

You handled it well my friend ..👏👏👏👏

[@YellowJello57]

Sometimes we could all use a Winston (and Gumby) to help handle sticky situations in life

[@carsilk2492]

Handled like a pro, moving right along.

[@scrotex6592]

gumby ur such an amazing dog owner!!! you should teach dog training!! people need to be able to shout and control other dogs they don’t know in situations like this!! usually dogs in mass will keep each other in check but there were no other dogs to help out, winston is such an amazing dog!!! he’s sooooo precious and will do anything to protect his pack but sometimes dad needs to step in!!!

[@ozzit4194]

Actually, i agree here! I've trained my own dogs for years and lived with a parent who worked with pits, mastiffs, rotties - well, you can guess from there - and looking at Winston, I really with Gumby would consider a short series of 'working with bad rep canines.' I know i'd watch 'em all, Winston's def an ambassador of breeds for me. I know his experience with 'harder' breeds would be invaluable to tons of new owners.

[@seekingshot9337]

😭😭😭😭😭

[@ophirb25]

Oh Winston is the king of dog behavior the king of constrain, he told very nicely his behavior is not appropriate. Can I have Winston? 😍

[@richardwise350]

good job, more pet owners need to defend their pets like this. Your and Winstons relationship is stronger now because of this

[@gweiloxiu9862]

Oh man you really exercised some self control there, good job. It's hard to not be kicking it while roaring, "Get the f out of here!".

[@complimentary_voucher]

Save the kick for the damn owner lol.

[@patrobles13]

@@complimentary_voucher Agree!

[@ubu6420]

im SO glad you told that malinois off and didn't get on winston.

[@pokythepom3159]

Usually I don't like the yelling in such situations but he's doing it the right way with no fear whatsoever that's why it's that effective

[@alanatout1776]

This was a nice video. Showed dog behaviour/body language. Showed your control over Winston and his willingness to listen. Also shows in a perfect view of what people do to their dogs and what their dogs do to others when not properly handled and trained. That boy wanted to get him some and Winston was fixing to give him more than he asked for 😂 dominant males and their drivey urges lmao

[@isfdrewski2611]

Dude started yelling after he realized that was a fight his pit was not going to win 😂

[@GumbysImperialMedia]

Yeah, when humans understand the road going to be steep and rocky, they adjust.

[@isfdrewski2611]

@@GumbysImperialMedia hey I don’t blame him 🤣 I got a pit and if she was going to get whooped I do the same thing … I just thought it was funny

[@stevenreyngold1166]

Protective pitbull vs. horny malinois. Reminds me of the irresistible force paradox: "What happens when an unstoppable force meets an immovable object?"

[@viperq]

Wow, the Malinois owner needs to take better responsibility. This is what scares me about dog parks.

[@bambam-sh6pt]

This is what happens when you bring a male dog to a dog park and he is not neutered. I loved the way you handled that you showed him who is alpha 💪🏿💪🏿

[@marywilson1442]

Okay was that the owner going Simon, Simon, no how about come get your dog. You and Winston did a good job handling that👍

[@Barrabass]

Malinois was to dominant to Neveah from her positioning could see she wanted nothing to do with the malinois. Winston Picked up on that and protected Neveah. Malinois didn't get the cue so Winston stepped up his game. And then you came in to the picture

[@the_real_amir]

Yelling and posturing as a way of communication with dogs is perhaps more effective and safer than being passive aggressive about it and suddenly becoming physical with the dog using hands and feet.

[@wellthisisinteresting4912]

you're a great owner. perfect intervention

[@NancyB1492]

Where was the owner?

[@briankelly6426]

Dog Parks are far more risk than reward in my opinion but you got one solid canine in Winston. Never escalated past proving his point even when papa raised his voice and aye a Malinois with no manners can be dangerous. Much health to you and your dogs sir !

[@mchapman2424]

Damn, you get a jail sentence for that nonsense... No means no! Seriously though, great job handling the situation and give Winston a treat for defending his sisters honor.

[@kaboom362]

Nice analysis bro and good call on backing up Winston.

[@NannupTiger]

Well handled Winston and Gumby x

[@jimmybarge9418]

Randy savage voice kicks in when you need it aye.. well done bud

[@CertifiedLeeHawkins]

I'm glad the owner was there. Winston was about to get owned.

[@337pedrinho]

When you can see that the "Back off" is to save the other dog from some injuries, not winston. xD

[@leecoiner3293]

If Winston didn't like that dog and reacted that way, that's all you need to know about that dog.

[@kingnos2470]

Yo dog almost got served 😁

[@GumbysImperialMedia]

Key word is "almost".

[@Yinyang026]

Good how you stand by your pack You're the pack leader and one of them BACK UP!!! And standing in front of your dogs shows how much you love them and they respect you for it Sorry for my English From the Netherlands 🇳🇱✌🏼

[@henrisverden]

Winston is such a good boy!

[@maddyhall4171]

Flawless timing and great job advocating for your dogs. You’re a great dog owner

[@patricialingo9800]

You're a great dad!!!!

[@amandav3611]

Amazing correction and good on you for doing your part. Good doggos, cute couple 💙💙.

[@Slickwolfie]

Winston is a very good boy.

[@donnagelina8548]

Wow, what was the owner of the Malinois doing during that?

[@GumbysImperialMedia]

Nothing.

[@donnagelina8548]

@@GumbysImperialMedia Thankfully you and Winston were there!

[@Curranfan]

Very well done, sir !!

[@anonimoa5113]

this time, Winston showed that dog is not going to impose on him at all, it was necessary for him to do this

[@stefanritchie7667]

This is the way a dog owner should be when dogs start fight well done tae u buddy 🇬🇧

[@marguita100]

That was superb!!!

[@lordot8665]

That Malinois didn't even care that the other dog tried to attack him.

[@GumbysImperialMedia]

Yeah.

[@Apawsitivelife]

Great job dad and Winston 🥰🥰🥰

[@tachitonipon9718]

I like Winston,he stood up in defense to offense for his friend right away. Plus he is obedient to his owner, that's what makes me believe that owner let things go to the point it got, knowing he could've stop it in a sec.

[@motosmas860]

Winston would whooped his butt lol. But glad it dint escalate and you intervened.

[@cosmic246]

Nope

[@helentynnstedt4344]

Well done. I like Winston energy

[@brenofernandes1204]

Winston a really Nice guy!

[@ericcvt]

Dogs do respect strong humans

[@donaldduck2405]

Excellent video..

[@WILD__THINGS]

When I was about 10 years old I was living in a very rural part of Oklahoma. Lots of people would just let their dogs roam around outside. We were too poor to own a dog so I loved playing with all these loose dogs, one of which was a male dachshund named Oscar. One day while walking to the lake with Oscar a big beautiful female German Shepherd came out of nowhere. Oscar immediately fell in love with her and she followed us back from the lake. What I didn't realize was she was in heat. That night the German Shepherd ended up outside my bedroom window. All of the local male dogs showed up wanting to breed her. No lie there was a good 6-8 males of all different breeds; a boxer, a schnauzer, a chow, a black lab and several mutts. They all wanted some. But Oscar was having none of it. All night that little dog fought his heart out, taking on all comers despite being outsized. I didn't get much sleep because of all the noise. My family and I went out there several times trying to break it up, trying to shoo the dogs off, we even threw water on them. But they would just go right back to screwing and scrapping. The next morning we found Oscar torn up but still alive. That afternoon the German Shepherd's owner came looking for her and took her home. Maybe six months later I was walking by the lake again and saw her in her yard with a litter of pups. We didn't need Maury to confirm Oscar was the father, you could tell just by looking at them. That brave, horny little weiner dog had done his job. The end.

[@Bombatron]

Loved this story!

[@WILD__THINGS]

@@Bombatron Thank you

[@swappedoutZ71]

It's true what they say. It's not the size of the dog in the fight

[@kuckerevelyn8822]

So playfull all the dogs.🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@beetlejessica]

It's Showtime!

[@HikariNora006]

Thank you for stopping the Mallinois. Good boy Winston!!!

[@Schlummerfee94]

Good job man. Good job. This shepherd was very rude.

[@brentdavius6829]

Yeah I agree with the comment below and some other comments you have no idea how much I love your dog channel I've watched this for years my favorite still is the alpha golden retriever peeing all over the place but the Kung Fu one and many others are awesome too. Great job .. Intervention. 🙏💛🤳

[@GumbysImperialMedia]

Thanks for being with me Brent.

[@Thatguyred69]

Best defense of all time

[@irockgame1]

What a good boy! So clever and loyal! I'm surprised Navaeh didn't tell him whats up shes usually in alpha mode xD

[@rickyland3984]

Wow, your dogs are so intelligent

[@tredjesongen]

Winston! Please take him to a checkup with a vet. I see changes in him,muscles,weight,and the general energy.🥺🥰

[@AndyC3.0]

Belgian Malinois are strong and extremely aggressive with a gnarly bite force it's a good thing he didn't get ahold of that dog.

[@Dogjay18]

The breed of this dog is Malinois?

[@hectorascencio5922]

Any advice on socializing 12 week old rott/lab mix she’s use to our 2 xlbullys but she has a dominant thing over small dogs that I noticed and i wanna get her socialized at one of our dog parks

[@GumbysImperialMedia]

After she gets all of her shots, just bring her in and she will meet all kinds of dogs and socialize. But you have to be her bodyguard.

[@GorlicBreadz]

That Malinois was very disrespectful towards Winston.

[@williamandaudreymenjivar85]

Great video **

[@jdot2844]

Good job stepping in wouldn't want a lock jaw fight

[@jdot2844]

@@GumbysImperialMedia no I never seen 10 min. go by without a lock jaw in the first 5 min. Maybe pitbulls are different but I have broken up my uncles pitts countless times. they try to kill each other it never took 10 or 20 minutes for them to lockjaw. water doesn't work or hitting them with a object doesn't separate them until one dog or the other gets tired then let's go. Poking the eyes works.

[@jdot2844]

@@GumbysImperialMedia necessary doesn't happen if nobody stops them. Also I'm not at a dog park watching my dog constantly which is required whereas in the country you let your dogs run outside free n use the bathroom.

[@GumbysImperialMedia]

@@jdot2844 Por que?

[@jdot2844]

@@GumbysImperialMedia lol your asking me why I'm not watching my uncles dog run around and use the bathroom on his gated property in the country😂🤣 it doesn't apply to people who live in the country. I'm not at a dog park. The times when the pitbulls did fight its because someone either didn't know the other dog was still outside or the Door was left open.

[@MrPhilharmonica1]

Merry Xmas!

[@nikislechten9608]

I own 2 shepherd both males one is a German shepherd and the other a Belgian malinois both intact no problems at all together but I would never take them to a dog park where they can walk free with other dogs because I know the temper both breeds have and especially a Belgian malinois . They can go from playing to serious in just a blink and over here in Belgium from what I’ve seen you can’t compare them to the ones around other countries. They are freakin vicious over here and don’t back off . They tend to take the fight or challenge in such situations. They ain’t dogs for dog parks and knowing majority of people ain’t able to control and understand them is just dangerous to other dogs and people .

[@MammaMIA00041]

I actually have a German Shepherd/Belgian Malinois but he 6 months old. If that were to happen to my dog Milli her siblings would probably fight the dog. My Black Labrador Retriever once did that to my German Shepherd/Belgian Malinois which is a male. Winston and Neveah look like good dogs❤🐕🐶

[@ivanpetrovic3727]

When a female is next to two dominant males, there is usually a serious conflict to determine who is more dominant. Malino is excited but not aggressive, if he was, a fight would start immediately.I have KBT, he was socialized from an early age, he played in the park with the dogs, at the age of 1.5 he started trying to dominate other males. In the end, it became very hard to go and prevent him from showing dominance - putting his head above another male, paws, etc... so I started walking him alone and let him play only with females.