Before You Get A Belgian Malinois- WATCH THIS!!

[@MasterPaw]

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[@lincoln5310]

We just had 8 of these little guys!!!

[@iamf6641]

@@zvharia5688 do you know how many breed of dogs that are so stubborn that doesnt even know simple command s or roll over its really hard to msster and teach them.

[@Tactical666]

@@zvharia5688 your a fucking dumb ass that dog is trained better then millions of dogs world wide

[@jeffk464]

Border collies are the same way but they don't want to eat your neighbors.

[@locuststing8751]

Stop playing with his emotions.

[@spiderbowels]

My wife as had me doing this for nearly 40 years and that's without the ball

[@juantubey]

spiderbowels 😂

[@roysanyal5170]

@Beautiful World Deeply rewarded

[@greenidguy9292]

So she keeps your balls in a drawer? 🤣🤣

[@JohnnyBGood11]

Be a man and go get your balls back.

[@Carlos-sn2ss]

With her stinky Coochie?

[@edgarrivalking5624]

I heard they fixed "left turn" in the new update.

[@karem246]

😂😂😂

[@efrinsandez8569]

Lmao

[@chtbones8935]

💀💀💀

[@eueu1267]

:))))

[@d_das6194]

ROFL

[@femininehealthwellness]

Dude, that dog has showed more discipline in 90 seconds than I ever did in my entire life

[@femininehealthwellness]

@Maynard Runkle I'll procrastinate and do later 😉

[@dge8419]

they just want THE BALL

[@mandymoore5774]

Right! Lmao!

[@ypmm53]

Lmaooo!

[@benamdii1715]

lmaoooo

[@94TahoeDude]

It was this video 2.5 years ago that motivated me to get one of these magnificent creatures. I am the proud owner of a Belgian malinois and have been very happy the last 2.5 years. And so is he. Worth the energy to keep them entertained. Lots of training and commands. Always learning, they aim to please.

[@dangermouse9348]

That's cool man. A shame MasterPaw isn't around to hear your story. RIP.

[@94TahoeDude]

@@dangermouse9348 😔

[@VMM34]

What happened to Master Paw?? What happened to his Malinois if he passed away??

[@dave93x]

​@@dangermouse9348this comment just wrecked the vibe for me. What happened to him?

[@dangermouse9348]

@@dave93x No idea, just heard he'd passed away/

[@fredricksmith-something.2125]

This dog is smater than my boss.

[@badzo9488]

Fredrick Holman Hahahahaha

[@markg.4246]

Hilarious!👍😂

[@fredricksmith-something.2125]

Mark G. Lmao.. It feels true Mark..

[@williamosorio1849]

Fredrick Holman. !! You fired!! Jajaja

[@ttouran]

You gone be fired soon..

[@hksp]

nice remote controlled dog

[@rtaf4206]

hksp : mine answer the phone, I mean smart phone...

[@LocoMe4u]

except the left arrow don't always work

[@LocoMe4u]

@Adamo Kóligo waoh someone didn't get laid in a while!

[@bumpyjohnson1531]

😁😁

[@sawittwo]

That is a well trained dog dude! I'm amazed.

[@maximumeffort4202]

I’m sure If you said “leave!” , he’d stand on two feet, get the keys to your car, and casually drive off

[@SkySeduceMe]

Lol its better cause I pictured it!!

[@Saarita_]

Lmfao 💀😂

[@Yougaljuboja]

I don't think so. Dogs can't drive. So he'd rather grab your cellphone and call a taxi instead ^^

[@tablehead6758]

@@Yougaljuboja Ummm no.. Dogs can't use cellphone! 🙄 No, the dog would sit cross legged on a lawn chair, mix himself a martini and stare hard at the owner long enough that he calls the cab himself. I mean it was the owner who wants him to leave...

[@Yougaljuboja]

@@tablehead6758 😂😂😂 you are totally right !

[@enatp6448]

Really appreciate that you're emphasizing the commitment - the amount of time and work - it takes to be a responsible and good guardian to these dogs. Thank you!

[@bluecollarwatches7048]

We had one for 12 years, was a rescue from the pound, took her to the vet and he told me you got an expensive dog here, we just thought we got a shepherd mix puppy. Smartest dog we ever owned, great family pet, loyal to the end. RIP Heidi, still miss you.

[@indakgalak]

Hi Sir! My husband is being offered a rescue (approx. 6month old) Belgian Malinois... And I personally do NOT like having pets in our home! But he absolutely loves the breed... He’s working pretty much all day and I’m left at home... I guess I’m messaging you to ask what your advice would be? Should we get a 6month Belgian Malinois (is it still trainable by then) or pass on the FREE offer?

[@4lphy275]

@@indakgalak Basically yeah, of course it is trainable, just make sure it's pure breed. If it is a mix, I wouldn't get it, it's my personal opinion. This dog has to be stimulated daily, he needs at least 2-4 hours of exercise a day. If not properly handled the dog can become aggressive. So if Your husband works I am not sure if he is going to have enough time to work with the dog. But anyway, I understand why he loves this breed, I do too. They are very loyal. One more important thing is to know, who the parents of the puppy were. Were they from the working line, if so that means doggo is going to have a lot more energy. Take care! Regarding all of that, they are awesome. 😃😃

[@bluecollarwatches7048]

@@indakgalak I love this breed, they need to be walked and played with as they are quite active. This breed is super smart, and are always trainable at any age, Are Belgium would open the door to my daughters room to be with her, she would turn the door handle with her mouth, once we had a group of teenagers try to break into our shed, heidi was having none of that of that and those kids never came back. I work nights and always felt secure for my family with that dog, you would have to kill her to get trough her. Man I miss that dog.

[@saren7283]

@MrsWenBM that sounds pretty typical to me, ignorant person wants to get a breed of dog that his lifestyle doesn't and cannot support. It's inconsiderate to the dog, and by extention would have been inconsiderate to you since it's obvious you dont swing that way either with that dogs in house comment.

[@daviddieudonne7829]

@@indakgalak hi, I don’t know what you ended up doing, but as a first dog, I wouldn’t recommend a malinois, especially not if you don’t really want pets and you are the one going to be home all day. The dog will love you to death (literally) but he will ask a lot of time and energy. If you know it’s not your thing, he’s going to annoy you and you’ll annoy him. That will result in an overcompensating behavior from him. Very likely biting furniture, shoes, whatever. Especially a puppy. For a first pet, I would recommend or an older dog, that has been trained and is already “ calmed” Or the more “ lazy “ dogs, they can be big or small. People love dogs, but when and how it suits them, that’s not how it works. A dog like a malinois needs attention and physical and mental stimuli. That means several walks a day and other challenges too. The dog doesn’t care if it’s warm or cold or raining... There are so many types of dogs that could fit you better and believe me I recommend you taking one, for you husband but also for you. You might not want pets, but you’ll end up loving them, trust me. But start with something easier to handle. And beware, all dogs need attention and a way to get their energy used. Good luck.

[@paulcross2049]

I had a GSD for 13 years and all I told people who saw him with me, you only get out of a dog what you put into them. Such a smart breed. I never suffered unwanted visitors day or night but what a gentle soul. The protector of my family, a huge hairy beast and I loved him dearly. I lost him last June and it broke my heart.

[@anverheijen6455]

sorry for your loss. they are great family dogs as well ...very loyal.

[@rameezsafdar6563]

Sorry for your loss my brother, i recently got myself a GSD, he is 10 months old yet very smart and playful. I am struggling a little with training him, i walk him twice a day for 30 mins each. He understands commands like sit and stay for now but he does all these things on his own choice, unlike the dog in video. How do i train him to be highly responsive?

[@paulcross2049]

@@rameezsafdar6563 he should never win. Any command you give he should do and you don’t move on until he’s done it. If you give in once he’s won and becomes the pack leader over you. If he does something right over praise him, make him feel like it’s his birthday every time you win. Make it fun and at his age 15 to 20 mins max obedience Mixed with play. The basics are so important to show your the pack leader. If you go through a door or a gate YOU go first not the dog. If you are going for a walk never start the walk with him on his back legs pulling the lead. It’s a sit, stay then when you’re read YOU tell him to move not when he wants and most importantly, consistency it has to be done every time not just when you can be bothered. Don’t forget it’s got to be fun for you both he’s a pet but you have to establish who is in charge and what works for me may not work for you. Enjoy buddy and the key word consistency

[@rameezsafdar6563]

@@paulcross2049 thanks so much bro for the guidance and in depth explanation. I don't give him the toy or anything he wants until he listens (even for a second), sometimes he bark to get attention or toy but i simply ignore and start doing something else until he stops and it's working, he doesn't bark a lot anymore. But yeah there arr few imp things that you highlighted which I'm probably doing wrong. While leaving for a walk, i usually let him go ahead. Then for first 3 4 minutes since he's excited to be out on road and park after 8 9 hours in home, he kinda pulls me but then starts walking besides me. I think I'll start with this me walking first with all walks from morning. Thanks again. Oh and yes, can i chain him in the day? Especially when I'm leaving for office?

[@paulcross2049]

@@rameezsafdar6563 pleasure. I’m not a fan of chaining it causes boredom but if that all you have as an option then so be it. It would look at a dog Walker for during the day if you’re out for long periods, they need stimulation or they will resort to finding their own entertainment which could be expensive. A free run in the garden with shelter would be my choice but it all depends on your circumstances

[@Ep1cxxPredat0r]

As a husky owner, this sounds like a dream having a dog that actually wants to please you lol

[@ghostrinn]

I have a husky malamute mix and he HATES being told what to do. We just recently adopted a malinois and I'm so excited to have a dog who listens to me

[@Ep1cxxPredat0r]

@Anzu Wyliei oh no question they can be disciplined and will listen. They are extremely smart but they are stubborn and have no desire to please and will eventually do things how they want to do it.

[@jfkst1]

I would say a working sled or some hunting dogs are actually harder than working shepherds as they are far more difficult to train and still have extremely high energy levels.

[@geronimo8159]

This sounds really, really wrong.

[@chrisruiz3269]

Karin Cabrera same my malinois doesnt want to be told to do she knows what in want but she doesnt do it if i tell her

[@RonMeijers]

When I lived with my parents, we had a Malinois X Greyhound from the shelter. Best dog ever. Outside the house, she showed best of both worlds. Very obedient, also of the leash. Always kept by my side, without formal training. When she had the 'okay' to go, she ran like crazy. She had the natural desire to please. Sat when I asked, always walked by my side, looking at me for a command. Once I forgot to say 'come, girl', and she was waiting on me, 100 feet behind. I bet her previous owner taught het, but it came so natural to me. She was the very first dog we met at the shelter, and it was an instant click. She was very social with strangers, especially kids. Kids called her 'Bambi', because of her disproportional ears. In-house she was a couch potato, but very protective. Unfortunately, my parents divorced and Byoux, that was her name, ended up with my mom. My dad and I lived 1 mile away. One night, she escaped from my mom's house and got run over, probably looking for me. I feel sick to this day, 20 years later. Best. Dog. Ever.

[@nunya2779]

Sorry man I feel your pain.

[@th0rne_999]

Aw no, poor girl. You gave her good memories for sure.

[@firehorsewoman414]

Damn, that’s so sad. Miss my childhood pet to this day 40 years later. For some of us, they are the first loves of our lives

[@th0rne_999]

@@firehorsewoman414 Yeah... I'm 23 and missing each and every one of my furry friends. I guess that never goes away. We'll cherish their memories forever. Even those that sting.

[@firehorsewoman414]

@@th0rne_999 yep but the pain is worth the good memories

[@georgecanakis1075]

What type of batteries does he require.

[@itsaufi]

Uranium

[@adrianwhite4498]

Vibranium

[@user-yb2iw4kv1b]

Chocolate

[@jerrylostinaz4421]

liberal tears ..

[@ladonnagauchat6428]

@@user-yb2iw4kv1b feed your dog chocolate and see how fast it gets sick

[@chuckgraham1695]

The U.S. Army had these dogs working as I.E.D. dogs. Since I was in charge of a Route Clearance platoon, we had the chance to work with several of them, and I must say, they are the smartest dogs I've every come across in my lifetime. The handlers were excellent, and the dogs were beyond awesome. We would hit our target, the handler would open the door to the vehicle, the dog would hit the ground and move in a coordinated manner by what the handler yelled out. It was truely amazing watching this dog "grid work" before our troops hit the ground, and even after our 5-25's this dog found 3 buried explosives that would have wounded or killed our "boots on the ground" troops. Shout out to my brothers in arms that trained these magnificent dogs, outstanding work, and they DID save lives.

[@MasterPaw]

im trying to do a project for the Army. Stay tuned

[@Find-Your-Bliss-]

@Ken Ball And your sacrifice- Respect

[@mikeyengland6363]

Sappers and Dogs? I think that’s why the almighty created dogs- for us! Thanks for your service mate, we used English Springer spaniels, when we weren’t searching we were playing with her ball. Beautiful little thing and a real moral booster! God bless you!

[@Mr.Bathelus832]

@@MasterPaw you still have the Belgian?

[@pureblood3581]

@@Mr.Bathelus832 He's dead He killed his self RIP😭

[@Mr.D.Michael]

Absolutely unreal how many commands he has registered in his brain. Astonishing.

[@that.ll_do_pig]

Have you heard of the study going on right now with pets using buttons with words on them to communicate? Check-out Bunny the talking dog, Stella or Billi the cat; but Bunny is definitely my favorite.

[@anthonygordon2164]

I've had a few pitbulls i took time out to train and they did more commands than this dog.

[@fishvato1403]

@@anthonygordon2164 Haha sure buddy. There's huge a difference between a working line mal and your backyard bred pit.

[@anthonygordon2164]

@@fishvato1403 I understand what you tried to say but I come from a family that bred game pit bulls since the 60s so that's my breed of choice. I've been a paid dog trainer since a teenager and can train any breed but my personal dogs have been pits and what you see in this video is basic commands any dog can learn within 6 months of consistent proper training. It's levels to dog training and this video represents an easy to train breed doing the basics.

[@fishvato1403]

@@anthonygordon2164 And bam you just contradicted yourself trying to lie. You know what game bred means? It's meant for bully breeds such as Staffys, APBTs, American Bulldogs, and another pitbull breed I forget. Game bred literally means it's meant to HOLD ON TO GAME AND NOT LET GO. In other words, you got an independent dog that thinks and acts on his own, nothing like a working line mal or GSD who was bred to please their handlers. Sure you can teach them a few tricks, but to claim they have the same level of obedience as a belgian mal is ludacris. If you actually did breed game-bred pitbulls and understood what game-bred meant, then you'd be agreeing with me, not spouting nonsense for your favorite breed.

[@davidwilson123able]

I had mix breed who lived to the age of 17. Totally agree with this summary. They are amazing dogs. My dog Rocco was the most obedient kind hearted and loving dog I have ever met. It has been nearly 3 years since I lost him, and I miss everyday he was my shadow. RIP Rocco.

[@ToneChaser2001]

We’ve owned Belgians for years, mainly Tervuren’s. It’s heartbreaking when people see videos of the Belgians working and decide they want one but have no idea what it takes to maintain them. Super loyal, protective, and one of the smartest breeds period. I love my Belgians.

[@charlesyoung2197]

It all depends on what you expect out of them.Some people just want a pet as company.Not everyone wants them to perform any special duties.

[@tonynolimit]

@@charlesyoung2197 then dont get a belgian , theyre bred to work

[@lawrencehamilton7021]

@@charlesyoung2197 which they should, some dog breeds have to be used for work otherwise they will not thrive and a Belgian malinois is the epitome of that, if you just want a family companion this is not the breed for you

[@colecole3352]

@@charlesyoung2197 Thats the point. It doesn't work that way with Mals. They are NOT ment to be just a family dog. Can it happen yes. Does it often without extensive training and guidance. Not usually no! I can appreciate the. I had one and it was ok comments. But I have not only worked as a handler for LE and the Military. I have had to rehab or help rehome 100s of MALs. That people listen to this as the norm. Politely its bullshit and luck period causing to many of these beautiful animals to be abandoned or worse!

[@hghhorse4779]

yo as some one from belgium that sounds fuck up xD u owned belgians 🧐🤣

[@srxivi]

I think I need to update my dog to this firmware

[@edgarrivalking5624]

I heard "left turn" is fixed on the next update.

[@svenwagner2094]

Are you sure you want to upgrade to the Malociraptor software suit?

[@code_a]

Does your dog meet minimum requirements for the next update?

[@RedbadvanRijn-ft3vv]

@iHost Its linux. Sudo apt get sit,,,,,sudo apt get-aport,,sudo apt-get sit-nice. Try it,it orks great

[@MrHallgrade]

If you want to fry its motherboard, go ahead

[@thatguyluke242]

We got a female one in 2013, found her in a rescue home. She had been puppy farmed, starved, beaten and it messed with her long term, especially with her stomach cause it's in her brain that if she doesn't eat fast... she won't eat. But since we got her she's always had a meal, an actual bed and has a staffy to bond with. Sure she'll still have her issues but no matter what she'll always be in a safe loving home

[@jameszettelmeyer291]

100% on this. My brother trains with Police and SAR teams, had two GSD's, both from Czech working dog lines. There is a big difference between a dog breed from your local breeder and one from a working dog line. The latter can come with a bloodline that can sometimes go back over a hundred years, all bred for a specific purpose and they all come with an unbelievable amount of drive. His GSD's basically had two speeds: sleep and 110%, there was nothing in between. They are truly incredible animals BUT, as you said, its literally 24/7/365. My brother isnt married and has no kids and always said if a woman ever told him "its me or the dog", he'd send her packing. Sadly, all his dogs have passed and he has since stepped away from it because it literally dominated his life for about 20 years, but its an experience I always truly appreciated. Much respect to you as you probably have over 1000 hours into this dog.

[@Ominous89]

I've had an old retired police dog like this 20 years ago. She kept me safe while I was building cabins outside with my little brother. She didn't need a leash. You just called her 1, 2 times or you whistled and she would let you know she is there. We had the same place on the couch. We had daily battles about it. When she lost, she started mumbling like a cranky old lady. Every time I went to get something to drink or play, she took over the place on the couch. When I came back she always looked at me like "Don't you dare, mister!" These dogs have quite an excellent personality.

[@steveclem7873]

ooooSkooparSnoopazSteelEeerzAA!!

[@rockym5520]

It would be hard to get rid of that old couch.

[@TH3USUALSUSPECT]

Mine literally sighs and makes those cranky noises when i won't let her come onto the bed lol

[@BioMystica]

Ominous, What a great story to hear. I absolutely love these dogs. Nice profile picture btw

[@Ominous89]

@@BioMystica Oh thank you. I've made that drawing myself. It's a stone by stone drawing of Notre Dame de Paris. I've made stone by stone drawings of each side of that cathedral. And I'm still working on it. But, that's a completely different story on it's own. One worthy writing a book about.

[@Greeezy]

My malinios needs a minimum of 2 miles of running a day. He averages at about 18mph so it's not exactly a light walk.

[@johnbasilone634]

Ride a bike while walking him to keep up with him, that's what i am doing

[@Greeezy]

@@johnbasilone634 I will trail him in the car since we live in the country. We will do up to 5 miles, and if we find a deer or a rabbit.... Game over. We go til he says uncle. Lol

[@johnbasilone634]

@@Greeezy nice! Malinois are very energetic/athletic dogs, mine helps me keep my belly flat and it's like having a gym trainer as a pet.

[@Greeezy]

@@johnbasilone634 oh for sure. I've had other breeds and they just don't compare to this one.

[@lino222]

i have a fila de são miguel, needs lots of workout, take him out 3 times a day, one of them i'll take my byke, so he can really go for it, good workout for me too :)

[@marvinthiessen3454]

I had a German Shepard in the 1980's, a lime green tennis ball was her indoor toy and a Frisbee was her outdoor toy. My job was to figure out how to get each one back after she teased me for awhile. Never had such a good, smart, loyal dog before or since.

[@yma9960]

I absolutely love the fact that the dog couldn’t off looked happier and satisfied is testimony of the dedication the guy holding the ball

[@vortexshedding5803]

Depends of course, i'm from belgium and i have a Belgian malinois and she has been rewarded as a pup for resting as well not only being active. So indoors she just chill's. Outdoors however if she sees a ball she turns into the exact same dog as shown here in the clip. But you can teach a dog to relax as well

[@ElementsMMA]

They are not always this intense all day long, this video is made specifically for KZbin clout ;)

[@mcb0b1]

@@ElementsMMA depends on how they are bred. Some are bred as show and family dogs, and some are bred for this. Same goes for most hunting/working dogs.

[@dirtymikeandtheboyz6582]

You just have a poor example of the breed, nothing to be proud of

[@vortexshedding5803]

@@dirtymikeandtheboyz6582 did you know there is a work breed and a show breed lineage ;) big difference in energy output. Also saying every dog is the same character wise within the same breed is also very ignorant.you can train your pup to being relaxed as good behavior as well ;)

[@kommentatort3496]

ofc they can relax...but only if they are workout out properly on a regular bases...and the day will come when you want to be lazy but your Mal does want action...and then they dont rest

[@haymaker710]

He's a handsome boy.

[@lane516]

Holy shit great training man

[@MasterPaw]

Lil Pump thank you.

[@shemirama1408]

Yes kudos to masterpaw but like he said it really is the breed!

[@mnunez10]

This breed originates from Belgium, which they speak German.

[@berndadams]

+Miguel Nunez in Belgium we speak mostly Dutch & French there is a German part but that's like tiny, at school you are likely to get 4 hours of Dutch, 4 hours of French, 4 hours of English and maybe and hour or 2 of German, Steh und Platz are indeed German commands and if the dog was trained like that well yeah so be it. :) Seems he was trained very well just look at him go!

[@stijn324]

lol we speak dutch not german...

[@teqfreak]

I grew up with one of these dogs, not having any siblings it was always my best buddy, from a young age until my early adulthood (she got old for this breed, over 16 years old). Absolutely wonderful animals. When the clock would announce the specific times a day on which we would go to the forest, and you did not have your shoes yet ... she would get up from her place and would go nuts and bring you your shoes, all happy and up convincing you to put them on because it is time to go! Fantastic sparring partner as well, you could fight and play around but she would always know it was just a game. For people unknown to this breed it must have looked intense. Unbelievable work ethic, even in her late senior years. Best friend I ever had, and I still miss this dog dearly 15 years later.. As soon as I have the time to have one again I certainly will.

[@mcb0b1]

Guy at my gym had one that he brings in every day. He said it took 4 years for the dog to only be energetic 18 hours a day instead of 24 hours. He is a great dog but the intensity is something most people have never seen. As a puppy he chewed the couch. By chewing the couch he meant the only thing left was the wire frame and any metal parts.

[@diogenes.]

I've seen it with my own eyes, my friend in Berlin got one ,i was visiting ,he told me come see this ,he locked him out in the garden because he's getting very busy inside, he has a great garden barbecue and sofas and all ,he shewed everything, he destroyed the sofas an you described, the lawnmower, garbage bins he tore them to pieces, the garden is in total ruin

[@DF-qq5wu]

I had six malis in my life and I currently own two of them. I also lead a dog school in Europe. Malis need a lot of time and daily training but ofc they are not energized 24h a day and they shouldn’t be energized 18h a day if the owner is holding the dog as he should. Usually they tend to sleep 18-20h a day. Training a Belgium Shepard has the same rules as other working dogs - less is more. If your dog is energized for 20h a day you should visit your local dog school to learn more about holding a malinois as obviously something is wrong and will affect his health.

[@thegroovypatriot]

WOW. I just rescued a Belgain off the side of the road in Tennessee where I heard they abandon dogs regularly. She had been hit by a car and has a limp leg. She was sweet and came right to me. It's been One Week and I now see just how much energy she has, how much she wants to play, and what I got myself into!!! She's wonderful. But I obviously need to double the walk! Thanks for the awesome video!!

[@chaddrule5417]

Get a treadmill. Seriously. If you have the space and the budget.

[@jerrylostinaz4421]

large back yeard an a skeet launcher ..

[@user-mw3mb2uv8n]

If she likes to play fetch, sit at the top of a hill. Throw the ball down, good exercise, and easy on you.

[@salvothegermanshepherd4399]

"If you can't work them, don't get them" awesome advice. People will still ignore it and wonder why their furniture gets ripped to shreds. Working means all day, every day and an hour's walk just won't cut it.

[@KidMillions]

Not all day, but certainly daily exercise. The main thing is a regular routine he can look forward to, if your Malinois has that he can be patient the rest of the time.

[@iahelcathartesaura3887]

Perfectly well said!! 👍👍👍👏👏👏❤️

[@pain002]

@@KidMillions exactly. Routine, clear boundaries he can rely on. If they know your day in and out they will be great. Even I would be struggling with a malanois and I had a border collie for 13 years now. They are crazy smart but somewhat different from German shepherds and malanois

[@anonymixx8106]

Truth. Started my k9 work with malinois and tervurens. Working with rescue "issue" pitbulls now, and am glad I can relax on the routing a bit without my life getting destroyed. 🤣 But wouldn't trade a malinois for the world, will be getting another when I'm settled. They are constant but you won't get better dedication anywhere else

[@Turgz]

The trouble is people think of them as their "pet", when they're simply animals you live with. That's the kind of mindset you need with a true working dog.

[@paulburket]

Gotta 90lb Pit, Husky, Rhodesian Ridgeback mix who wants to work 24/7. Had squirrels that were chewing wires in my truck and suv. Taught him to check the cars which means he would walk around then under and get his head in the engine bay. He took the job so seriously the concrete was filing away his nails to the wick. Open the door and straight bolt to the cars, every time. The only way I could coax him away was playing fetch or swimming in the pond. Never seen commitment like that. What’s funny is we moved from the country to the city and my neighborhood is now riddled with squirrels. Poor guy. Sometimes I’ll give him the ‘check’ command when he’s going in the car with me to make people think he’s sniffing for explosives. Got to amuse myself somehow these days.

[@sawxpatscelts]

Never trust a dude with a thumb ring

[@misterzero84]

Seems reasonable to me

[@CarlosHernandez-fq8ep]

Makes sense.

[@Jtm0023]

your boy tom bradys got one

[@JudahMaccabee_]

Unless you're Michael Jordan

[@shaunpearson7905]

No too impressed with teaching the commands in German neither I hope he at least knows the language otherwise it's a twatty affectation.

[@flyingmerkel6]

I repaired a dryer at a house with a Malinois. After it was shown to him I wasn't a threat, he was constantly bringing his tennis ball to me. He didn't care if I charged by the hour, I had to throw the ball and pet him. He was a great dog with the right owner

[@steveclem7873]

egsatWorlldWideDryVerzNoGoConspyCreepIvyBoreadazNonzoNonentitySinkAZliENcryptoEezNutAlineDoDo!!

[@MonsterSound.Bradley]

The dog now repairs dryers for 2 balls/hour.

[@TH3USUALSUSPECT]

I have a Malinois and this is so true, once she gets to know you and you pet her, she'll literally nudge you when you stop petting her, besides being beautiful, intelligent and super agile theyre also very affectionate.

[@kingofkings2934]

The owner did care you charge by the hour or the dog didn't lol

[@kingofkings2934]

The owner did care you charge by the hour or the dog didn't lol

[@foalscompass4739]

"It you can't work em don't get em" best advice for anyone wanting a high energy dog, good on yah mate

[@melc172]

Thank you for opening eyes on this breed. It takes a dedicated owner to manage them.

[@AlecK361]

Bought one at 9 weeks old and she’s 6 months today. Absolute sweet heart but this guy is right... Two 30min walks a day is not enough, they need to be exhausted on a daily basis. Her and I are a great team because I like to be physically active outdoors constantly so it works perfectly.

[@vaskoobscura_]

My Malinois was the same. Easy to train and always wanted to work. I've never seen a dog go after a ball with so much energy before.

[@jeffchandler7662]

My pomchi chases the ball I throw for her for over half an hour !!!!

[@luvdaturtles]

That's the kind of dog I wanted when I adopted my Mal. He's 20 months old and the biggest couch potato. Even our trainer couldn't believe how calm and lazy he is. He's 85lbs and his biggest trick is snoring in the kitchen making the floor rattle.

[@MasterPaw]

lol.. be careful what you wish for. :) There are nice malis with a great "on" and "off", this dude doesnt have and off.. perfect for police work, bite work, and sport, but not the best if you're not challenging them 24. :) I have only seen him sleep once... The snoring is hilarious.

[@Ryzomadman]

Katie the reason your dog probably snoring so much, and lazy if he's a Mal he sounds somewhat over weight, and if he's snoring that hard it won't be doing his health any good

[@luvdaturtles]

He's actually very lean. He's fed a strict raw diet to keep his weight in check. He was 86.5 lbs at his last check up. He was a rescue and abused as a puppy so my guess is now that he has the good life he's gonna live it up.

[@CamyBreaks]

HAHHAHAAHA

[@ElRifrawad]

My Mali is right in the middle...sometimes she's hyper sometimes she's just lazy..but boy is she a smart beauty.

[@donaldcoulson1507]

You gotta love the Belgian Shepherds. I've had 2 Terv's. 1 made Australian champion in show and obedience by the age of 2. Incredible smart and loyal dogs. I'm really looking forward to moving home so I can get another one.

[@mannpethani]

Me during the entire vid: give it the ball...GIVE IT THE BALL

[@dawnmichelle4403]

Exactly what the dog was thinking too, lol!

[@leepek3575]

him, its a boy :P

[@leepek3575]

@Victor Joseph but it's a boy :D !

[@kizpaws]

LoL, me too!

[@ofiver]

Lol, my friend.. thank you.

[@johncarlofernandez2698]

Me to my dog Me: Sit Dog: *runs around like a whack* Me: *eating something* Dog: *sits in front of me*

[@s.v.o.579]

John Vlad yes

[@katphyre]

Right? Ours is smart enough to be trained but stubborn enough to not want to be trained. But she'll do anything for doggy bacon bits.

[@nickp227]

John Vlad 😂

[@exhaustvibes2017]

When did you kidnap my dog?

[@TheRealWitchHazel]

😭😂😂

[@MasterPaw]

I just want to mention something.. someone wrote to me saying this isn't work, and its more like a circus.. This was just to show off during the video..Obedience defiantly is great work for the mind, but they do need more outlets as well. This breed is meant to work hard. There are lower drive malis, but the purpose of this video is just to show you that if you are looking for a dog to chill and cuddle all day, it's just not the right breed for you. They will drive you crazy.. My videos look cool for 5 minutes, but this is 24-7 work my friends. Thanks for the positive responses. -Adam (masterpaw.com)

[@chrisginoc]

MasterPaw Man, I hope my australian cattle dog can be half as good as your Belgian. My 6 month old blue heeler loves to tug and play with a tennis ball more than treats. He comes from a working line. The good thing is that he sometimes has an off switch. Great video. I was thinking of getting a Belgian, but the amount of work my cattle dog pup had required has made me re- think the 2nd dog option... maybe an older rescue? LoL

[@MasterPaw]

Chris G now your thinking!

[@anavega6781]

MasterPaw I have an adopted malinois, didn't have time to think abou it, she needed to be rescued. I love her, but her first year was really hard, she even ate her collar! They're hardworking dogs, but very loyal, need a lot of patient and time. They're not for everyone.

[@chrisginoc]

MasterPaw Quick question. Did you clicker/marker train your dog? Your dog's roll over is SOLID. Very attentive. I'm sure it helps that you have the tennis ball in your hand.

[@MasterPaw]

i don't believe in clickers, I use my voice as a marker.. yes having the tennis ball is defiantly geeking him up... he is a working dog that will do whatever for the ball.. doesnt have to be out in the open obviously, and he's trained without it, but yes it def helps focus for sure. :)

[@Camper-ob8nm]

Facts, I used to be a helper for a trainer that did French ring, malinois were super intense. Smartest dogs I’ve ever met.

[@ComboMuster]

This is the BEST video EVER on the net regarding advice on getting a Malinois. Best video EVER on the net showing the INTENSITY of this breed. This breed is military grade so please consider that.

[@r.j.9394]

That’s why they make excellent police officers.

[@spaghettiandballs411]

Plot twist: The dog is trying to unlock a cheat code

[@tavrosnitram1529]

the cheat code for infinite balls

[@steveclem7873]

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[@steveclem7873]

naDazeGALiENsiyawzzFlapJa x!

[@RobertsIslandLivingAdventures]

When I first got my Malinois I thought she was crazy. She never stopped. Bite bite bite everything. But so good to train and very loving part of the family. So well mannered. She doesn’t even scratch the door when she wants to go out. Just one bark to let me know.

[@Charles-v2o]

After a week and a half of house training I keep the leash laying on a table by the back door. She goes over, sits and post up with her back to me at the door like..hey dad I gotta go. After a couple seconds she nudge that leash with her nose like Heeeeeey man lol

[@Degenerecy]

As someone with a similar dog, GSD, they don't stop. Ours will outlast our crazy active lab. She keeps going, loves her squeaky ball. Working dogs are work. She tends to jump into the pool to cool off and be ready for more while the lab goes into the house and lays down where 2 vents intersect and doesn't want to get up.

[@ianburnham]

"if you cant work em dont get em" i think that goes for every dog breed, and its what i breach

[@dareisnogod5711]

Do you really "breach" that ? Every day?!

[@firepuppies4086]

In this case, you will have to work this breed a lot

[@retiredshitposter1062]

not all dogs are working breeds. some are lazy as hell. get a really big dog if you don't want to have to let it burn out energy.

[@seanwebb3391]

I only breach woman’s panties

[@Rodney883]

Ian Burnham yep but until you own one you will never understand I used to train Pitts and could get them to do almost anything and thought I could handle a malinois I was very wrong

[@magiclarry7688]

I wish more people would heed this advice. And for any dog breed it is a 10 or even 15 year dedication to the animal.

[@benedictearlson9044]

I applaud you Sir, every dog breed needs to be respected for the inherent needs they have. This breed seems unique, they are near enough a full-time job and suited only to work life.

[@solo8424]

I have had my 'Dally' for 13 yrs. She never lets up for her Kong. Control and insanity intertwined Best dog ever. Thanks for sharing a good video. Many solely focus on other factors. They are an incredible breed. What you give is returned million fold.

[@dbopdbop]

We had a malinois chow mix - got her as a puppy from the pound, the most beautiful sweetest smartest dog. She lived to 15. We still miss her.

[@BWolf00]

I'm assuming you had a "positive" mix, because having a highly intelligent extremely driven but fiercely stubbornly independent highly territorial guard mix sounds like a nightmare.

[@tyywitdalocs]

@@BWolf00 it’s all about the training .

[@prowlerrrr]

@@tyywitdalocs yeah, for shure, but chow chows are kinda hard to train, even you being a good trainer, they are sooooo independent, i had one who died this year, in april, and other who is 3 years old, the 3 years old is kinda crazy because we at dont did too much training on him, thinking that would be alright, like the other one, but he have such a strong personality, that we cant deal sometimes, in some breeds i think its depend more on the dogs

[@Fluffy40]

Got my puppy month ago. Just gave him on training+ doing my own teaching. 2,5h walk, 10min sleep and energy fully restored. Playing with 3 balls at the same time. ❤️

[@mrhoffame]

Amazing dog. Clearly you and him and have put in some serious hours together. Awesome!

[@Cherokee51774]

mrhoffame when you have a Malli you have no choice but to work w/ them for hrs every single day. For years & years before they settle enough to where you can relax a little. These dogs are not for the lazy. I've known 11 & 13 yr olds that we're still mischievous & high energy when not given enough stimulation. These are working dogs with a brain that doesn't shut off and infinite amounts of energy. Lots of fun if you're up for it.

[@sgm4545]

Rip my man. I watched your video time and time again. Your teaching helped me a lot. Because of you my first dog was a malinois and my second one will be a malinois too. I hope that we’ll meet in heaven 😣

[@dave93x]

What happened to him?

[@cindyromsa2906]

I know a woman who raised this breed... They received basic training for police departments... And her best description of this breed I totally agree with... They are like German Shepherds on crack lol!!

[@MasterPaw]

Cindy Romsa agreed.

[@vinjofin1972]

Cindy Romsa: true they have a lot more energy.

[@meowewow82]

Yeah I have one and she loves me

[@cjjohnson8567]

What's the difference between this and a German Sheppard... I'm determining which one I'm getting

[@meowewow82]

@@cjjohnson8567 The color i have a black Belgian and also we're they come from

[@dimlightbulb10]

I grew up with two German Wirehairs just like this. Highly intelligent, loyal, and loving, and the frisbee was their God. Your arm would get tired before they would, and they'd still INSIST that you throw the frisbee when they're an exhausted mess.

[@steveclem7873]

wooENwuzaKeefYuh!!WoooleeezO!

[@TH3USUALSUSPECT]

So relatable, i can have hot dogs, boiled eggs or any other high value treat with me, and she will still hawkeye the ball. I even tried putting food right in front of her nose and she's like nah....i want that round thing!

[@TH3USUALSUSPECT]

Come to think of it, i feel like Napoleon Dynamite carrying hot dogs and boiled eggs with me.

[@oolac4275]

Omg! This dog is smarter than most people that I work with. Does he know how to do accounting? We are hiring. Amazing!

[@shaniceervin1465]

Yup as long as you are dedicated to these dogs you have a badass dog watching your six. It’s like having a Ferrari. The maintenance is high.

[@kevinoneil5120]

Wise words for any prospective dog owner; if you can't do it, DON'T DO IT!

[@CP-os1pc]

Excellent To many dog owners should own nothing more than a stuffed rabbit

[@Battle_Butterfly_]

Right? Like don’t get me wrong I want one of these dogs but i know I’m definitely not fit enough to take care of it....But you bet your sweet ass if I see one I’m gonna try and be it’s best friend (if the owners ok with that)

[@miathemalinoisgsdx1320]

@@Battle_Butterfly_ Dont need to be fit, just dedicated to a couple of hours training a day. I dont take my girl on long walks. For one, I cant walk far, and for 2 she would be bored shitless and restless when we got back. I just take her onto parks and woodlands and have her work for her ball for an hour a day, stuff like this guy does with his dog (except not as clean and precise), a bit of bite work and tracking/search work, and throw a rope tug around the garden for an hour in the evening. Shes fit, strong and a very content young dog for it.

[@pain002]

@@miathemalinoisgsdx1320 sounds like you are really dedicated to your dog 👍

[@bornfree8073]

@@miathemalinoisgsdx1320 Never heard of this dog breed not exercise through walks and runs with his owner and be happy and well socialized.

[@davidmuir7711]

Mr. MP I'm bowled over by the way your bud responds so crisply to his commands. That is a reflection on you both: one fine handsome dog who loves his master. You are a real mensch, a super trainer. Thanks for sharing this with us!

[@MasterPaw]

David Muir thanks for the incredibly nice words. I'm glad you enjoyed it

[@d6ubles]

i just got my first belgian malinois puppy and we barely started training her she’s incredibly smart :)

[@dmagz0121]

The amount of commands he has remembered and how he executes them at that exact time when being commanded. Is truly incredible. These dogs are underrated, it’s clearly the most intelligent dog of them all.

[@baxrok2.]

"If ya can't work em' don't get em'" If only people would listen to this extremely important advice. Sadly they don't and there are many unhappy dog owners and dogs.

[@FourHorsemen-k2y]

As a kid growing up my father brought home two male dogs that were a cross between Belgium and German Shepherd and we ended up getting rid of one and keeping the runt of the litter who turned out to be a magnificent canine 🐕 I remember being on leave from the Army when I had the shitty job of holding him when he was put down and yeah I didn’t cry but my heart was ripped out watching the family pet be put to rest ! That’s the hardest part, not the training or the damage they do when they are puppies but when you get so attached to these beautiful natured animals and the time on Earth they get is short . .

[@apuuvah]

Word, bro.

[@Rock-sz9hn]

“If you can’t work em dont get em” No truer words

[@steveclem7873]

slaveMainTalateezNoRowLinxStoOwnzLollipopYawnWooBooReeADzAAtellOliInzA?!..

[@cowgirlup1081]

As a dog lover these dogs need someone who is going to care for them like a toddler I wanted one but am to old and crippled decided it would not be fair to the dog so really think before getting one 😊😊

[@InspiredCraftsman]

My boy is 7 and still has that drive. Best work buddy I could have. They also thrive on always being with their people/person. Great job on your training!

[@marchuitt]

Ya, they are attached (male likes to go under my desk/feet, the female too - but she didn't get there before Nico so she's flopped up against the side of my chair). They go wherever I go.

[@kchad214]

Great video! So true. Have a 2 yr old girl and she is non stop. Very loyal and even more loyal to our 8yr old son.

[@MasterPaw]

they are very intune with people no doubt..

[@GodsCommandmentsAreTruth]

I can relate to this. I had a Corgi that was OBSESSED with playing ball. There was a time where for a few weeks I just didn't feel like playing and he got so mad at me he ran away... but he came back a day or two later. It's the only time we didn't get along. Best dog I ever had. RIP old buddy.

[@patriciaadams-rl4iz]

He is absolutely precious. I would love to have him🤗

[@mikell.6064]

Owner holds ball in air: "go get me all the money from that bank" Dog: comes back with gold bars, 1 million $, cops on handcuffs, and a scape car.

[@33iknow]

You ain't lying! My brother in law has one and holy crap that dog has endless energy. Buyer be warned.

[@chuckp4710]

All I can say is WOW, what an incredibly SMART dog. Not sure if he's really a dog. Almost part human. Truly a smart & great looking friend as well. I bet you truly LOVE HIM DEARLY.

[@erikamoore6164]

I've known lots of german shepherds but only one malinois. German shepherds are very high energy dogs. The malinois impressed me as a german shepherd ON SPEED.

[@Parmoss1640]

Best video for people who think they want one of these amazing dogs. It's a lifestyle. These dogs deserve the best homes with an owner who will work them rigorously.

[@soulshard6622]

I have one and she is amazing best dog ever

[@thebestisyettocomegodisawe1081]

SoulShard Me too! Mine is beautiful and smart, shes protective but not in a mean agressive way.

[@Joltage]

I have a malonois too! 😃

[@MrsShrek-uq1ee]

The Best is yet to come God is awesome mine is too

[@dennishenson5923]

SoulShard how are they with children ?

[@Isusovomagare]

Exactly, that's what im trying to tell to people when they ask me what's it like to have one.. If you don't dedicate yourself to the dog work, you'll be in problems. People see only success and they adore this dog obedience but they don't realise how much time and work malinois demands. And if you don't know what you are doing it's gonna be bad for you. My friends have german shepards and i had 2 before i had malinois and when someone says they are similiar to malinois. They are not, the most active german shepard i've seen isn't even close to my mal's drive. This is half dog- half machine :) Think few times before you get one or just get different dog because this one lives to work something.

[@MasterPaw]

Marko Ciprić exactly.

[@juliadoglover9181]

Well said, I have a Caucasian Ovcharka and it is the same. So often people will approach me to remark how beautiful she is/remarkable/smart that they want one and I caution them the same as you ...are you ready to be "in training" for the next decade or more because the dog will never ever take a day off and will ALWAYS be on guard whether you are or not (which can particularly be a problem with Ovcharkas because of their extreme guardian instincts). No matter who you are and how well prepared you think you might be you should research the breed, even mix breeds before committing to it.

[@elegantstrawberry]

JULIA Dog lover I love livestock guardian dogs! My favorite breed is the Tibetan Mastiff and I maybe want to get one in the future. However, those kind of dogs are, like you said always on guard. You have to train them well and give them a purpose, i.e. give them a property to guard, so they can satisfy their instincts. Also those breeds aren't like shepherd dogs, they don't listen to every command you give them and that's what I personally don't want, so a livestock guardian dog is not exactly my type of dog. Sad, but I am being realistic :) People need to understand that you have adjust to the lifestyle of your dog not the other way around.

[@juliadoglover9181]

Yes Sofia Geros, so true. LGDs are fantastic if you can understand and deal with them not being like other dogs in some ways and like you said being able to adjust to your dog. With a defined place in the home and something to focus on as their responsibility, they are stable, intelligent, remarkable dogs. There is a video of a guy with a Caucasian, that he got because the breeder advertised that the dog had the stopping power of a 45 caliber hand gun - cant imagine what he thought he needed that level of protection from since he lived in a very nice house in the suburbs - the dog is just pulling him down the street chasing a car. Mine never did that because she was trained and understood her place and was very happy with that. That guy in the video clearly did not have control of the dog - the dog controlled him. That can happen very easily with LGDs like Caucasian and Tibetan Mastiff and that does not make for a happier dog, in fact it makes for an unhappier and unstable dog. The last thing you want is one of these unstable because they are ruthless killers if left to their own device and you can't fault the dog, that is no joke or exaggeration. The dog is only doing what it was breed to do. Glad to hear that you are being realistic about what kind of dog you are in the position to own as you will be happier with the dog you choose. Good luck!

[@deanmurphy7307]

They are like having a child. Not something you can just have sitting around chilling all day.

[@allosaurusfragilis7782]

Unfortunately too many parents let their kids do exactly that

[@realphoto]

I want to send you my dog to train...she has already trained me.

[@MasterPaw]

Carla Simmons lol. No problem

[@toridelrio-wright4512]

lmao

[@Mark36896]

Can you train my kid?

[@kellyackermann106]

Mark Nedelman me too 😂😂😂

[@360perspective6]

This needs to be shown mandatory to anyone wanting one 👍🏽

[@Rutmanharley]

That is one Awesome Dog !! He will have your back Forever. 👍👍

[@nicholauscopernicus6437]

Thanks for posting this. I have to admit I am 61 years old and was thinking of buying one of these Dogs. You have changed my mind. I am at the age I could never keep up with one.

[@that_619_dude4]

This dog is beyond on point , impressive

[@steveclem7873]

FawkePygzENverWinge!..

[@mimi1girl2dempsey3]

I needed to see this. Straight to the point. I need a slower dog.

[@FBFTheRagingWarrior]

Newfounland, American Akita, Tosa, Bulldog, Mastif tend to be slow lazy dogs

[@shopifyhub9789]

@@FBFTheRagingWarrior get a pitbull, just as smart and hardworking but not as obessed

[@FBFTheRagingWarrior]

@@shopifyhub9789 No thank you, I dont like bully breeds. I have an American Akita and two Caucasian Ovcharkas.

[@FBFTheRagingWarrior]

@Big E in the UP I never mentioned a pit.

[@JimNortonsAlcoholism]

@Ambrose Burnside Pitbulls deserve they're reputation as paycho dogs that can kill

[@alexacosta2938]

just got my Belgian Shepherd!!!!!! so happy!!!! he's 8 months old! can't wait to train him

[@MasterPaw]

good luck.

[@kingced4033]

Alex Acosta how's it going so far?

[@nogedoge]

Why wouldn't you be training him at eight months already though?

[@crayons1584]

Alex Acosta I'm guessing by the lack of replying, it didn't go well.

[@SlimGaming]

Judging by the lack of replying, he's still got the maliois lmao

[@DutchVanDerLinde-sx1ox]

Had a malinois mix a few years back. They really do want that tennis ball. I would bounce the ball off the ground high into the air and he was locked on. As soon as the ball started to fall he would jump up, do a half flip and grab that sucker out of the air. Most athletic dog I've ever seen

[@LohLow]

my pup is smart as hell, loyal and obedient. she’s a fast learner and a quick thinker. one down side though...she’s the size of my hand...(teacup)

[@vincentsentman108]

This is the dog you NEED during the apocalypse.

[@conorhayes8818]

Or a German Shepard

[@MsPilgrim123]

🤣🙌

[@RaindeadHiro]

@@conorhayes8818 nah man fuck them. They're always looking for trouble.

[@conorhayes8818]

@@RaindeadHiro True true

[@captrizq]

I am legend vibes 👀

[@czrs85]

Beautiful dog! Very well trained. This is what this dog should be, this is not your average dog. I could never be a good leader for this dog.

[@MasterPaw]

Thank you. Very honest of you. They are great dogs, just more than most people will ever need/ really want.

[@czrs85]

MasterPaw here I sit a month later, last night my wife sent me a message with a family relative just got one. Last time I checked, I have no family that runs marathons. I'm really scared and hope this puppy doesn't end up on the street. When they find out how much attention this breed needs from the owner because they want to be a great dog.

[@emilysmith3602]

Yes u can u just need the patience and determination. A dog will not work with you if you are frustrated. My dog Shadow, (he's a Belgian mallinois mixed with Australian shepherd and basenji and a weimaraner) at first I didn't know what to do with him, but then after a period of time, he was doing pole jumps a foot above him no problem. He knows how to jump, stand, do a downward dog, sit, crawl, lay down, u name it. I'm not a patient person- AT ALL - but I worked with him and now I'm training him to be a agility dog and service dog to go to elderly or foster homes.

[@czrs85]

OreoCookie 360 I agree anyone can own this dog. you're doing injustice, if you don't put that 100% effort for this dog. I own two GSD one is older and calm now the other is younger and hyper but not too hyper. They fit my lifestyle

[@eggchomp]

Czr S how is the little pup doing now?

[@critterIMHO]

My daughter had one of these that I babysat for a summer. It was by far the most intelligent dog that I’ve ever known.

[@beckyhopkins1372]

This Dog is beautiful but I know it's to much for me.

[@MasterPaw]

Becky Hopkins thanks for understanding... you have no idea

[@johnr825]

you can have a beautiful mix of malinois like mine :)

[@MrRocking4ever]

that is a good reaction ! lots of people find out that the dog they bought is "too much" for them - it is very important to inform you about the dog you buy ! I have 2 Malinois at this moment and they are both "busy" dogs as in the vid :)

[@pamelabelchamber8888]

MrRocking4ever n

[@MasterPaw]

you also work your dog more than most. ;)

[@karenrenbarger7213]

Thank you VERY much for taking the time to create this video. We need more videos like this to educate people on the breeds of dogs that are out there BEFORE they get one. I've been in rescue for many years and too many times, people get dogs like this (wonderful as they are) because the dog looks good or they want a guard dog - whatever the reason; however the people do not have the lifestyle nor the discipline to put in the time to train dogs like this. We as people need to be honest with ourselves of what kind of lifestyles we really have before we get these highly driven, highly energetic dogs. Because what happens, unfortunately when people take on a dog like this, the dog becomes "a problem" and then gets rid of the dog. It's the dogs that pay the ultimate price when we're not honest with ourselves. So thank you VERY much and good job on a well-trained dog. He's beautiful.

[@dangermouse9348]

@wim caubergs German shepherds on cocaine, lol, I like that.

[@rvadventures]

The reason I want one is to keep me busy as well. I miss my dogs, they both lived a long life but lost one in Feb and one in June, now I'm missing a big part of my life.

[@TH3USUALSUSPECT]

Don't do it, either you're active or you are not. Don't get a malinois hoping to keep you busy, because busy is not the right word, its a full commitment, if you have any doubt in your mind that you cannot offer a malinoise 2-4 hours a day, of mental AND physical excercise. DO NOT GET ONE! Its more than just walking/playing.

[@lovelywaz]

Me: I should get a Dog to feel relaxed after a long day at very taxing job. Malinois: Woof woof! I am your 2nd job!

[@duanebosch9508]

We have a 2 year old mali. He was a NIGHTMARE till about 18 months and then things started to change. Over the last 6 months he's become the most incredible solid trustworthy dog. A LOT of work has to go into them but it's so rewarding when you see the lights go on and he does his thing. He does man trailing twice a week and goes on a 5km run with us 3 times a week. He also goes for obedience training once a week. That's apart from the daily walks and bits of obedience work that I try to do as much as possible. This is not a dog that you can just leave be.

[@michaeltaylor4984]

Malinois and GSD have three phases of life. Cute puppy, PTERDACTYL and adulthood. My Schatzi stayed in the second stage until two and a half. Normal now.

[@IntelDoge]

This dog also finds Al-Baghdadi. Best doge for sure.

[@rednovember2205]

Gonna need some more Intel on that doge

[@IntelDoge]

@@rednovember2205 I'll get to work.

[@AAAEA010]

You just need $25 million...

[@jake6887]

@MarkThisWayAfter , nope

[@max-3158]

Dog*

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This is one of my favorite videos ever seen on KZbin. Has been for a while.