Anyone breed them or know of a legit breeder?

Bob FTW breeds them but I didn't hear that ...

You need a drug sniffer? They have incredible prey drive. Hope your up for LOTS of exercise.

She has a weird name, depends on any pics you may have...But sure, I will breed with her.

Never mind.

https://loveandkissespetsitting.net/should-you-get-a-belgain-malinois/

Read this.

Advice From The Dog Trainer
A dog trainer friend of mine Chivon Winter from C3K9 training has this breed and she wrote the below information to get the word out to anyone thinking of getting the Belgian Malinois. Read below what she has to say�.



Belgian Malinois This is our own Belgian Malinois, Opie. He is from world champion Ot Vitosha lines. We wanted to make this public announcement out of experience and respect for this amazing breed due to the upcoming release of the movie Max.

This movie is based on a Malinois accompanying a young boy. Many MANY people are going to want to buy one because he is a �cool� dog. Little do they know, these dogs were designed to have extremely high energy levels and a bigger prey drive which leads them to want to bite. A lot. And hard.

These dogs are not going to be suited for a typical family or typical dog owner. Even as puppies, they will bite (yes even the kids), tear up and chew up various items, and become so restless and frustrated due to not having a job to do, that they�ll be sold on craigslist or dumped back in the shelter just to die. FOR A GREAT CHEW TOY FOR THIS BREED CLICK HERE

Although we don�t want any dog in a shelter, the problem lies with the genetics of this breed having the same fate as the Dalmatian with aggression and blindness (101 dalmations), the German Shepherd (severe over breeding and hip dysplasia), Cocker Spaniels (lady and the tramp with what we call �cocker rage�) and the list goes on. The bigger issue is that those breeds just listed could have made great family pets before over breeding became a problem. The Malinois? Not so much. They will, in a typical home, bite you and your children, and destroy your belongings.

Please don�t rush out to get this breed because of some movie showing how cool they are. There are plenty of excellent pet candidates that look cool in shelters and rescues that will die because everyone wants a purebred bad [censored] dog.

EDITED: Apparently, we need to make it perfectly clear that all dogs can and will bite if their stress threshold is reached; not just the Belgian Malinois. However, these dogs bite out of FUN. They have a reputation for being police/military/protection dogs which consists of breeding and developing their bites and bite grips. Go to Youtube and watch how a litter of Belgian Malinois puppies �play� and interact. Now picture a young child with one of those dogs that don�t know any better with a home that was expecting a walk-in-the-park kind of dog. We are NOT trying to paint these dogs in a bad light�we LOVE working with them, bringing out their true potential�.and that is why we don�t want them to have the same fate as other popularized dogs from movies and television.

I have plenty of experience with the breed! Had two as my Police K9 and one German Shepherd. Wanting a Mal for the house now that the others are gone.

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I always wanted one but heard they require a lot of training.

What they require is an understanding of the breed and tons of exercise. Training comes more easily with a well bred dog. they are highly intelligent and easy to train for the most part. They need to be socialized from the get go.

My fianc�e is a vet I will ask her if she knows anyone.

I want to get one that�s trained to bite JayQ in his junk.

I am going to get one and train it to use your spine as a chew toy.

ohhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!!

Fritz has one. I was thinking of getting one, but they seem to require a ton of exercise and interaction. I haven't ruled it out completely but it moved down the list.

all that experience and you don't know where to get one?