Malinois

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Other names: Chien de Berger Belge
FCI Dog Group Group 1 Sheepdogs and Cattle Dogs (except Swiss Cattle Dogs) Section 1 Sheepdogs. With proof of work.

The Malinois is bred primarily as a working dog for personal protection, detection, police work,search and rescue. In fact, the U.S. Secret Service uses Belgian Malinois to guard the grounds of the White House. Belgian Malinois exhibit energy levels that are among the highest of all dog breeds.

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Your Pet’s Age

HEIGHT

Male: 61–66 cm, Female: 56–61 cm

WEIGHT

Male: 29–34 kg, Female: 25–30 kg

FEEDING

500-590 gr per day.

TEMPERAMENT FOR KIDS

Very kind, patient and affectionate. Still, supervision is recommended.

COLOURS

Tan, Mahogany, Charcoal Fawn.

RELATIONSHIP OTHER DOGS

Good

LIFE SPAN

12 to 14 years.

APTITUDES

A herd guardian, he is tenacious and protective, gathering the necessary qualities to be trained as a shepherd, guardian, defense and service dog.

TEMPERAMENT

Stubborn, Active, Hardworking, Alert, Confident, Friendly, Protective, Vigilant.

ORIGIN

Belgium

The Belgian Malinois , also known as Belgian Malinois, is a breed of dog originally from Belgium that was used mainly as a working dog and guardian of flocks. The Belgian Shepherd has four varieties (Malinois, Groenendael, Laekenois and Tervuerense) and the Belgian Malinois got its name from the Belgian city of Mechelen.

During medieval times, these dogs were much more robust than the current ones because in addition to caring for sheep, they were in charge of driving away wolves, but from the seventeenth century the wolves were fleeced from the European continent and its morphology began to change.

The Belgian Malinois is the most active and tireless of all Belgian Shepherds. It is a very intelligent dog with a courage that is difficult to overcome. Its mental qualities make it a very easy dog ​​to educate and train. He is also extremely faithful and affectionate with his relatives. Hereditary diseases are not common in this breed, but they can suffer from hip or elbow dysplasia and progressive retinal atrophy (PRA).

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Hereditary diseases are not common in this breed, but they can suffer from hip or elbow dysplasia and progressive retinal atrophy (PRA).





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