The Truth About Owning A Guard Dog | Belgian Malinois

[@Sourpusscandy]

Nothing as admirable as a well trained dog!

[@DexQuin]

He’s telling the truth. I have a Belgian Malinois that’s going on 2 years old, and I’m so happy I had a professional trainer. They are very smart, and love to work!

[@Slov_]

The worst thing is when someone buys a dog not knowing their temperament of the breed, what the breed was made for, and then wondering why the dog is completely acting up if the life style doesn't stimulate the dogs mind and natural drive. The whole "guard dog" thing is just silly. Most people would be be better served with a retriever at most instead of a working line/ breed of dog. Great video. People just don't know how much these dogs require, especially Belgians.

[@cherylmillard2067]

So many Malinois end up in high kill shelters before a select few are pulled by Malinois rescues or adopted by people like me who have the necessary training skillset to manage potential behavioral issues. This is why it's important to add the following to not discourage a potential Malinois owner who might enjoy a lower drive dog. That said, everyday pet quality Malinois absolutely do exist, some of these lower drive dogs just want to nap next to you while you read or watch TV. There are a more medium drive Malinois, these dogs are often better suited to scent work activities or other sports like dock diving, agility etc. You still need to keep the dog mentally stimulated and work them with physical exercises even though they're not the high drive over the top working line prey drive type that are typical of the breed, they all need exercise and engagement work. This is why if a person can't handle a Malinois exhibiting a high prey drive then please adopt an adult from a Malinois rescue, they will match the dog's personality to the reasonable expectations of the human. With an adult dog, you will know exactly what your dog's personality will be.

[@Fordgroup00]

We have one we rescued out of a local orchard for a week. Have him 8 years now and fortunately we have enough land for him but he is SMART!!

[@dontbugme7362]

Hey Greg and Lily! I met you at the pistol training in San Bernadino and had a great time. I had a great time especially working around the shot up car! Lily is really something special. Thanks for the great video!

[@big_ute]

Ive got a 2.5 month old west german working line shepherd thats getting trained for personal protection, its a slow process because she is learning but it is strengthening our bond we have.

[@sarahm3614]

Good video! I found an abandoned, 70 pound, young gsd in the country in February. She is very confident and adopted me from day one. I'm learning so much about training.

[@revistadearmas]

Agree with the time required to dedicate to the pups, I do have a GSD 6mo old, and she needs 3 hrs minimum, walks, training, socialization Nice to see a local I’m here in Af

[@thehedgeknightnc3681]

Congratulations man, she's a beautiful Dog. You can she she loves you in her eagerness to follow your lead. May you both have a long lasting and happy friendship. ( Retired Trooper with a Shepherd, Rottweiler, Czechoslovakian wolf hound mix.) 9:26 I gotta work on this. I'd have a drool spot on my pants thigh and a set of brown eyes saying " Daddy can I have some"😅

[@hawkeye98]

Nice video, Ive owned dogs my entire life, labs and JRTs. I was dog free for 3 years after my last one passed. I researched and researched breeds and fell in love with the Malinois. Like yourself im NOT by any stretch a dog trainer. I didnt listen to all the you tube BS about only certain people should own these dogs and blah blah. I’m now proud to say I own two belgium Malinois Achilles is trained by myself to IGP 2 and Hank will be going for his French Ring Brevet and Level 1 pass mid 2025. I have enjoyed training both dogs. Andy Krueger and his videos have helped immensely. I also sought out the advice and mentorship of a competition trainer here in colombia. It has been a wonderful experience training these guys.

[@F14Goose37]

Love Andy's videos. Helped me flip a switch and find a whole new level of cooperation between me and my dogs that I didn't know was achievable by a normal guy like me.

[@cherylmillard2067]

I'm also training Maxine my shelter Malinois for her French Ring Brevet hopefully in fall of 2025. This is what I post on videos like this. . . . .So many Malinois end up in high kill shelters before a select few are pulled by Malinois rescues or adopted by people like myself who have the necessary training skillset to manage potential behavioral issues. This is why it's important to add the following to not discourage a potential Malinois owner who might enjoy a lower drive dog. That said, everyday pet quality Malinois absolutely do exist, some of these lower drive dogs just want to nap next to you while you read or watch TV. There are a more medium drive Malinois, these dogs are often better suited to scent work activities or other sports like dock diving, agility etc. You still need to keep the dog mentally stimulated and work them with physical exercises even though they're not the high drive over the top working line prey drive type that are typical of the breed, they all need exercise and engagement work. This is why if a person can't handle a Malinois exhibiting a high prey drive then please adopt an adult from a Malinois rescue, they will match the dog's personality to the reasonable expectations of the human. With an adult dog, you will know exactly what your dog's personality will be.

[@togster186]

You are so correct on the training, and learning. My father was in the military and trained dogs. I learned so much from him, and watched so much when he also taught police dogs as well. Seen a lot of people attempt, and fail with this, and they should listen to you to get the best out of their dogs/ Thank you . Peace

[@rico4you]

I applaud this video! Such great advice here. Myself and 3 yr old amazing Malinois girl appreciate this. YES amazing dogs but only if you put IN Amazing Time and Dedication. SALUTE from Madrid, Spain 👍👊😎💯

[@bvitale35]

So spot on! I can relate to a lot of this with my 1.5 year old European Doberman. Great video Greg!

[@Watchandcutgearchannel]

I have a miniature version… the Australian Cattle dog! It’s a Honda Civic package with a V8 engine that never quits.. Working dogs… not great for a 1st time dog owner.. the smarter the dog.. the harder to train… most ppl don’t think about this..

[@cherylmillard2067]

This is why if a person can't handle a Malinois exhibiting a high prey drive then please adopt an adult from a Malinois rescue, they will match the dog's personality to the reasonable expectations of the human. That said, everyday pet quality Malinois absolutely do exist, some of these lower drive dogs just want to nap next to you while you read, watch TV or work from home. With an adult dog, you will know exactly what your dog's personality will be.

[@Delgrango92]

My dog is half Heeler--they are the best!

[@brocknspectre1221]

For years I was on a search and rescue team that trained search dogs to pass their IPWADA Test (International police working dog association) We had a blue heeler come through the training who could do something I’ve never seen any other dog do. We would work sometimes in heavy snow and the little heeler would launch into the snow and completely bury herself, then start tunneling like bugs bunny digging her way to Pismo beach. The thing was the dog stayed exactly on scent, like she could somehow smell the search subject through all that snow. Amazing!

[@cherylmillard2067]

The smarter the dog the easier they are to train. It also depends on the person what their lifestyle and skill set is, and what their reasonable expectations are for the dog.

[@CozyPrepper]

Awesome🐕 Looks like a lot of work! Thanks for shedding some light on this topic.

[@nancygriggs9714]

Love these dogs. They are amazing!

[@jdlvtrn-o6j]

A Rare and thorough, honest informative piece. Thank you.

[@madmav414]

Coolest dog on the block, appreciate you putting in all the work for her. Also if my fav breakfast spot starts getting crowded I’m blaming you!

[@joestukenborg1522]

Just found you this morning. Very informational. Touched on many great issues. 💯❤️🇺🇸

[@conan1869]

Great stuff. My Dutchie/Maligator/GSD mix highly approve of the content in this video. Thanks!

[@Gurneyhalsooooo]

Genuinely love this episode..!! I’m looking forward to the next ‘working dog’ episode Thank u a lot, Greg 😃

[@lisapaz5837]

Great vid! Thanks for the info!

[@allene.5306]

Outstanding content. I wish all potential dog owners would take the time to determine if they are actually willing to devote the amount of time and treasure it takes to responsibly bring a dog into their lives, regardless of breed.

[@BobYouruncle-d4c]

Some dogs are totally fine with sleeping the day away in your yard while you work and some breeds absolutely not....

[@Texas.Utah.2A]

Great content Greg. Thank you. A reminder to spend more time with my dog training and learning about each other.

[@stephenlaney_bjj]

Love the info, We will be adding mals into our pack next year as a protection tool while we travel full time. OSS

[@Bearhunt002]

Excelente advice and video. I wish all dog owners had the same approach.

[@NaterTaterOutdoors]

Hell yeah Greg’s dropping knowledge bombs! 🤙

[@inkognito6133]

Clear Commands! 👍 Great Vid Greetings from Germany

[@marcz4061]

I like the German orders like Platz, Fuß etc … didn’t expect that 😄

[@rc1634]

My speak deutsch to my shepherd/Belgium Mal just because it's fun and also because I'm proud heritage German on the beer side

[@marcz4061]

@ on the beer side 😂 we have also good cheese, bread, sliced meat etc 😄… good stuff to be proud of as well 😉 I can imagine… pronouncing is actually also very good.

[@oboe0007]

Awesome content, please do more vids like this

[@daynaphipps4912]

Thank you! The BM is one of the breeds I've been considering in the future that might best fit my needs. Two to three hours a day is doable. So many people would be happy with their dogs if they just invest in dog training and tools

[@cherylmillard2067]

So many Malinois end up in high kill shelters before a select few are pulled by Malinois rescues or adopted by people like myself who have the necessary training skillset to manage potential behavioral issues. This is why it's important to add the following to not discourage a potential Malinois owner who might enjoy a lower drive dog. That said, everyday pet quality Malinois absolutely do exist, some of these lower drive dogs just want to nap next to you while you read or watch TV. There are a more medium drive Malinois, these dogs are often better suited to scent work activities or other sports like dock diving, agility etc. You still need to keep the dog mentally stimulated and work them with physical exercises even though they're not the high drive over the top working line prey drive type that are typical of the breed, they all need exercise and engagement work. This is why if a person can't handle a Malinois exhibiting a high prey drive then please adopt an adult from a Malinois rescue, they will match the dog's personality to the reasonable expectations of the human. With an adult dog, you will know exactly what your dog's personality will be.

[@thebarreiro]

Killer content! Use a lot of same technics with my German after a had a trainer come when she was a pup. Off subject but when ya sellin the expedition jacket in the camo?

[@Zinctwentyone]

Where can you buy that camo hoodie? I like the camo on it.

[@eilis23]

❤❤❤ Miss our Amelia. Gorgeous Malinois RIP

[@random-videos]

What a cool dude… fantastic content

[@JRock-wr1xn]

Great info! Thanks!

[@cherylmillard2067]

So many Malinois end up in high kill shelters before a select few are pulled by Malinois rescues or adopted by people like myself who have the necessary training skillset to manage potential behavioral issues. This is why it's important to add the following to not discourage a potential Malinois owner who might enjoy a lower drive dog. I have wanted a Malinois for over 30 years, but life had other plans until last year. It has nothing with being able to run a dog several miles, I'm 62, disabled due to a work-related accident resulting in chronic pain, I am a "low energy person" but I have the training skillset to keep my Belgian Malinois and German Shorthaired Pointer mentally and physically engaged and happy, I'm also training the Malinois for her Brevet level in French Ring in 2025. That said, everyday pet quality Malinois absolutely do exist, some of these lower drive dogs just want to nap next to you while you read or watch TV. There are a more medium drive Malinois, these dogs are often better suited to scent work activities or other sports like dock diving, agility etc. You still need to keep the dog mentally stimulated and work them with physical exercises even though they're not the high drive over the top working line prey drive type that are typical of the breed, they all need exercise and engagement work. This is why if a person can't handle a Malinois exhibiting a high prey drive then please adopt an adult from a Malinois rescue, they will match the dog's personality to the reasonable expectations of the human. With an adult dog, you will know exactly what your dog's personality will be.

[@Ep1K0nE]

Well said, my only thought was how does a breeder determine which ones are high drive and which are low drives out of the litter?

[@cherylmillard2067]

@@Ep1K0nE Usually parent working line genetics will determine the offspring's drive, other than that there's no way until they're about two to three months.

[@Ep1K0nE]

@ got you, I’m waiting for one right now have about 6 weeks left. The breeder is telling us she will decide high drives vs low drives with the activity they’ll show around the litter playing eating and interacting with the other pups.

[@cherylmillard2067]

@@Ep1K0nE She sounds like she knows what she's doing. Find a working dog club in your local area, that will be an invaluable resource and support group for you as it can be daunting at times. Let me know how it's going and if you have questions or need help.

[@jasongarling20]

I'm getting a GS lab mix born on Oct, 26th. Soon. Single man in 50s, had animals my whole life, my black lab was a brilliant dog. My first 2 dog were German Shepards. Danes, bull mastiff, beagles, and schnauzers.. but I'm personally a big dog lover, except the short life spans...

[@francesnance9110]

Great advice!

[@ebutuoy5088]

I have 4 dutch shepherds and 3 malinois

[@daggerbc3023]

do mals and dutchies have the same amount of hyperness?

[@BobYouruncle-d4c]

@@daggerbc3023 From the ones I have interacted with I would say Maligator has higher drive than Dutch by a little. Incidentally this is my favorite mix......

[@DaleFarmer-fk1pm]

?

[@ebutuoy5088]

@daggerbc3023 not in my opinion. I thinks dutchies have a little less.

[@cherylbanquer6514]

Thank you for telling people they are dogs not your child because alot of people end up getting hurt by the dog that wa

[@terrarecon]

I have had GSD all my life. I am without a dog now and have been considering my next K9 be a Belgian Malinois. I have been taking my time and studying the breed over the last 2 years before committing, to be fair to both the dog and myself. If...I do not feel ready I will get another GSD.

[@Piper7cub]

We need to work on recall for our Malinois / Dutch Shepherd Mix. I think she jumped on the FedEx guy when she was a puppy...she ran around the corner to greet him...then I heard a yelp and she came running back...the FedEx guy obviously did something to hurt her. Now, whenever the FedEx guy delivers a package to our house (we live on 20 acres), if we are outside working and we can't get to her, she will chase his car all the way down the driveway and half way down the private road. She won't chase the UPS guy or the USPS delivery person...just the FedEx guy and no amount of calling or yelling or anything works.....not even the E collar works when she is chasing him or a deer or squirrel. Our Border Collie - same age - 1 1/2 years old - will come right back to us when called if she starts to chase the deer or a squirrel. I am not sure why she listens and the Malinois mix does not since Border Collies typically have a high chase drive as well.

[@kawaiiduck5924]

For a family dog, ask the breeder for one with medium drive. I tied mine to a bike for a five mile ride in the morning. Never any problems from her.

[@chipharlow391]

Good basics but you’re showing lots of inconsistencies. Platz should always be elbows down not just sometimes. Bleib is stay until you release not when dog decides. But good basics. Be consistent and vigilant.

[@AlphaApex1811]

Beautiful dog mate, I had Germans, dobermann, but nowadays id love to have a Mali and a Dutch for work and my personal dog ( off duty). And on the team ada rottweiler a doberman or a Chinese red

[@sin.3]

Respect my dude

[@Serg.Mag.223]

🤙🤙always happy and instructive Greg your video same thing when trigger times with Dustin when I’m being read your video with Vata Gr.Jiu-jitsu capsule more if possible Greg I love your watching so progress Serge from BJJ and armored Canada 🤙🤙

[@walkercustoms]

Lots of "service" dogs these days aren't trained in anything. People register their dog as "emotional support" then bring them everywhere.

[@leonardjanda6181]

I had Rottweilers in the 80’s and Golden retrievers then Black lab commands used CZECH THE BALL WAS KING❤❤❤

[@cornejo1931]

Awesome video

[@gregdotson2129]

Training a working dog is about 90% training the handler and 10% the dog. Also, be prepared to spend several hours a day working with your pup. If you have a high drive dog and you DON’T work them. They will find ways to work themselves. Often in destructive ways. Consistency and repetition are the name of the game. By building a good solid foundation you can get to this point you see. My guess is what we are seeing is the result of literally hundreds of hours of work.

[@javiercarbonell622]

Best comment!!! Own a Female GSD IGP 2 certified and its been a team work. I have worked as hard as her!!!

[@kevspss]

Lilly so wishes to please you. You can tell she’s a sweet dog.

[@hinterdir9787]

even every malinois is different. i had to switch to toys very early cause my mali has a very low drive on food. if i try to give him something he had never eat before he is very cautious. on the other hand his drive on toys is much higher to begin with. from what i can tell, try to learn from people with high experience but you need to become a team with your dog and no one knows your dog better then yourself

[@richardcuster3946]

Great Video......what tactical collar do you use......my Mal JuJu is a 6 yr old male.

[@SaltyRNFrank]

Great Vid . Is that a Fieldcraft Fanny Pack ? I like the Big Tabs .

[@DK9_operator]

Where can I find that lead you have attached to the dog and your belt loop

[@glapin]

Check modern icon K9. Their tactical rapid release lead. K9LILY will get you a discount

[@FunnyAF0815]

Your German words are correct!

[@SherpaMotoAdventures]

The handlers pants (chinos) are really cool.. anyone know what brand that is?

[@maleficent2993]

We have a Belgian Malinois, Drama, and she is absolutely the smartest girl I've ever had. I also had a Siberian Husky, Marcus, and he too was extremely intelligent. However, Drama is by far more reactive. We work with her constantly and as she ages, she understands her commands. My biggest issue is being fed from the table. I am 1000% AGAINST feeding of any type from the table but my boyfriend and kids don't seem to understand. How do I train THEM??

[@oliverberger5380]

“Elbows have to hit the ground” rewards dog whilst elbows are in mid space.

[@mark-gv3js]

Could you give could you give me the name of the service harness you use❤

[@KarKamp]

Yes sir!!

[@alanafromoc]

I love my 12 year old Australian Shepherd, Bluey. He's very naughty and untrained lol. After he passes away, I would love to get a professionally trained service dog for my Autistic son.

[@FrancescaAustin]

Have you ever been in a situation when a dog in training skips hitting the sleeve and goes for some other body part of the stimulus person? Seems to me that smart dogs might try that. Nice video for dog owners - too bad the ignorant ones who don’t know how little they know will probably never watch it. I have an Australian Cattle Dog who is reactive to certain things. He is not a fighter but has no dog or people friends - very territorial. I used to have Bouviers which were great - they pretty much trained themselves and me and taught me most everything I know, plus doing a lot of reading in the days before the internet and KZbin.

[@cherylmillard2067]

Bite work is a gradual process, from tug work they graduate to a wedge then to a sleeve, usually they are trained to bite only on the sleeve and only on the bite suit worn by a decoy, they most often bite only on those items. Decoying is a learned art and requires an intense level of athleticism, this prevents unintended bites.

[@christamez734]

Bahahawa, you gotta keep those dogs busy. My pittie is mostly a couch potato unless she gets the zoomies. I am not a trainer either but neighbors have asked me to train theirs. Teaching your dog is best done when young and takes time and patience and most people have neither. My pittie walks every night off leash. She ain't no guard dog but will alert me to outside issues and her bark and looks scare lots of people, especially Black males in our neighborhood. Go figure. We are on our 4th pittie rescue and they are the best dogs ever even though when we walk I am their guard human.

[@jopostell2360]

I like how he only gives her commands in Dutch.

[@inkognito6133]

Its german

[@markaltman5791]

I use German commands all the time and my family does the same remember it’s not a computer you must keep up daily

[@maldad9073]

The only thing I disagree with in this video is having a need to walk his dog on the lead with the prong collar while attached to his waist. Prongs are a wonderful tool, but should only be used while directly attached to the handlers hands. I've had Mal's for over 30yrs and realize different dogs need different techniques, but one as well trained as this one should be able to casually walk with a flat collar. Otherwise he's spot on with his pup.

[@damondamore4105]

How old is Lilly now?

[@markaltman5791]

You train very similar to me

[@trevormcguff1697]

9 year old mal, she still thinks she's 2. Nearly, as much work as a child. But the end result is sharp.

[@g.n.c.2141]

May I ask you, why you are mixing english and german words for command? Like "Sitz, Platz, Fuss", etc..

[@CorsoandMastiffadventures]

I've owned a working line dog before. Never again. I'll stick with mastiffs just my speed

[@REDRIDER101]

I didnt watch this yet, I already got 4 of them.....

[@czjunky2045]

My Mini Dachshund can sit I worked really hard on that one plus he’ll lick someone to death if they get to low to the ground

[@A8vscRrabbit]

We have 3 of the breeds. Ranch dogs. All 3 have different personalities. Our dutch has the best recall. The gsd female is the smartest. Crazy as shit, but the smartest. Will and has killed any predator that hops the fence. The maligator is the sweetest and youngest. Absolutely a "do not touch" type of dog when on leash and with family. She will bare teeth as a warning.

[@VladimirGitcherocksoff]

My dog seems to understand complete sentences.

[@williamtoney2599]

Good girl 😊

[@markaltman5791]

I was in petsmart and a woman came around the corner and got down on her knees thank god All My Training worked out after The situation I spoke with her and told her you never approach a dog that you don’t know that could’ve been a very ugly situation if my dog wasn’t so well trained

[@JoseEspinoza-qh2kr]

Man you put that collar on you and have somebody pull you see what you do 😊

[@Bonzai1000]

Platz ist sehr wichtig :-)

[@AlphaApex1811]

And guys girls do NOt forget to have with you Dog first aid kit

[@jeffbueler5387]

I must have the world's best beast

[@pyeitme508]

Woe

[@ThreePedalCollective]

Should be a requirement to watch this video if you want to own a dog! So many people have horribly trained or untrained dogs. Especially small dogs. People think because they have a small dog they don't need training. I've seen so many cases of the smaller dogs creating HUGE problems in public and setting off larger dog fights. Also PLEASE stop anthropomorphizing your dogs! They are dogs not humans! They need discipline and structure to be healthy members of your family. These things protect you, strangers, and your dog.

[@cherylmillard2067]

Lol, all these people calling themselves pet mommies and daddies just turns my stomach.

[@hiramhaji7813]

Everybody wants a dog, but most everybody is too damn lazy to commit to the responsibility of having a dog of this caliber. This whole MAL owning situation has been sensationalized by the military and police officers and retired military veterans and most of these dogs end up in a kill house or imprisoned in a facility until they die. Furthermore, nobody wants to pay to get trained because they don’t like the idea that the training doesn’t stop with the trainer, it requires them to commit to the animals, well-being at the house, and in public, and taking responsibility for the dog’s actions. Most of you just need a damn poodle….

[@kalebdavis5807]

We run a company that sources and sells police and protection dogs and even know mals are my preferred breed we turn people away from them all the time!

[@rsurdyk]

I didn't get to pet her. But I got some great pics. Shes amazing.. but her owner...? That guy..lol

[@Peter-mf6gd]

Very simply, don’t own a working animal if you just want a rug.

[@AllenNelson-y9m]

Are you a proud german

[@fredmertz3837]

Oh please you dont have a clue about high prey drive until you have owned a ISDS/ABCA registered Border Collie. My bro has Mals and there is no comparison in thier prey drive. And his are form working lines. I am working with my pup who is now 15mo to turn him into a reliable herding dog who is just a barely reformed sheep killer cause that what I need to work sheep and trial. He has a 600+ yard outrun.

[@sin.3]

Bro I have 3 boys . Never fking ever e color 100 % prong color

[@KeathUon]

Beast, my 11 mos maligator is looking 👀 for a GF. She’s a “baddie.” Also, I tell people he’s my child son 👦 & bodyguard 😂 do not pet.

[@edtpnw1336]

I’ll stick with German shepherds.

[@KarKamp]

You would for absolutely no reasonable or credible thought as to why except for the ick right!!

[@edtpnw1336]

@ I like the German breeds better. They have dog for every occasion. Hunting, Herding, Guarding. Top shelf

[@Squizziles]

Rotties all the way with the tails!

[@eilis23]

​​@@SquizzilesAmen. Had a gorgeous Rottweiler named Nitro back in 92'. Sadly he was stolen out of our yard. He was not' an 'escape artist' and we were devastated. Had the Malinois next until she passed.

[@Morderisch97]

technically that's right, but most of them have issues when you don't take care enough, and big dogs need a lot of movement, walks, to challenge their brain, etc... But it's well known that German Shepherds are the easiest ones to train and teach.

[@dago4076]

It’s a gay dog for snitches

[@drklop]

I’m not against the “e-collars”, but they ARE very much a shock collar! It generates an electric shock, as a mechanism to control the dog. Yes, it can be on a very mild setting, but physics is physics. An “E-collar” is just a politically correct term not to scare the animal rights type people.

[@brendad7559]

Which one generates an electrical shock? I have a few of them. Which ones do you own? Have you ever actually felt one? You're spreading misinformation

[@drklop]

@@brendad7559 How else do you suppose they work, by magic? Have you been shocking your dog without even knowing what you are doing?

[@jager1577]

@@drklop Yes, it uses electricity, but the waveform is like an EMS or TENS unit, not a sharp static shock. It will activate muscles in their neck and feel like pressure, not an electrocution. It is a tool and needs to be used correctly. It is used at minimum reactive levels while training.

[@Snuckster2]

another thing I only use an E-collar and his vest when my guy is working I do not play with him or keep them on him at home very quickly they figure out that either of those items means its time to go to work so far he's 2 for 2 in sketchy situations over the years when his training got put to the test

[@CAAT308]

I love my Belgian fur missile

[@mikeasahi9509]

Why do Americans like the Turkish icecream seller mustache

[@bryanfox2735]

Don’t buy skinny jeans if you want a gaurd dog!

[@zonkerr76]

Don’t post comments with misspelled words!!