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Look in the NARA website to find the closest club.

it depend the judge but any movement of 0.5m is penalized.

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only trained malinois can do this. This is a very high level of precision obedience. No training, no obedience.

My malinois is not able to do this. Genetics and good breeding play a role. She (my mal) was a rescue and has piss poor genetics. Not all dogs are created equal

I think mal and dutch are better at backward walking, also wall scaling. But gs and dobe with good genetics can be trained to do it, I would guess. Mals are known for great leaps. Basically French ring is lower body bites, ipo is upper body bites. Similar precision obedience. But ya gotta admit, the mals look cool doin it. Love the object guard here!

if you talk about excelling, Malins are number one in any working competition: rings and igp. Other breeds originally bred for personal defence (rotties, boxers, dobies ecc.) can be extremely good in Igp but physically can't endure rings. but to answer your question, dutch shepherds, with good working lines, can excel in French ring (or any other ring), but I have never seen or heard of a dutch shepherds beating a Malin in competition.

@Primalist you would have been correct if rings were just about biting. But they are not. And i stand my point, i have never seen a dutch beat a malin in any ring or igp competition. With this i repeat, dutches are GREAT dogs, but in rings and IGP malins are the best.

@Primalist but that is not true. There is a reason why you see mainly malins in those competitions. Handlers know what dog has the qualities to compete and to compete good, it just so happens that malins have them. The reason why malins are so popular in rings is because they were bred for them, so they have certain qualities that other breeds, bred for other porpuses (dutch shepherds were bred to herd, and as good as they can be, they are not malins )do not have. That's why you do not see so many d.s. or other dogs in rings. It's not about outcasting other breeds, it's about what breed has it in them to peak at high levels and do it best.

@Primalist nope. Even in knpv there are 50 50 dutch and malin, even though knpv was made for d.s.and since no pedigree is required Dutch Shepherds found in the KNPV program have a strong influence of Malinois blood in them. The registered ones come from targeted breeders. With this, in rings, a malin will be a better choice if what you are looking for is placement in high level competition.

That vast majority of bite work sport dogs are NOT suitable for actual protection or apprehension work

@@thatonedog819 she’s amazing and happy and loyal. Non aggressive socially. Super speed, strength and a good stable mentality. Runs and trains about four to five hours daily. We are essentially a pack. She’s naturally protective of us all. We got this :). P.S. she’s a working dog. Not of the show line.

Elizabeth are you OK?

@@oui2826 so far. Thank you

Noo, the dogs name is "Lethal" and this event took place in California.

@@The_VANtastic_Pack thank you, I understand now😂. keep up the nice work