Jocko never worked in a seal team. They have sog release commands and they teach you. If you dont say a release command they dont let go. It woukd be like not teaching a soldier how to use a safety on a gun. Jocko just played his hand a little too far. He is a fake.propagandist.
I bought a Mal that was dropped from patrol dog school due to her nose being desensitized from exposure to anhydrous ammonia during training. She already did her bite training it occurred during drug portion. I bought her from a police department when she was 13 months old under the stipulation I’d never breed her and sell her pups. She’s 7 now, she’s the best dog I could have ever imagined. Smarter than some humans I know. Very good with my children and protective of them. Loyal and obedient like you could never image. The first few years I didn’t know what I got myself into just because they are so hyper and need so much stimulation but it was fun. But as she has aged and I think she thinks she took on the roll of nurse mom to my kids she has calmed down and I couldn’t ask for a better dog. She means the world to our family.
@@markcooke5270 she’s a lovely dog. I’d be blessed if we get 17 years out of her. My kids love her and she loves them and she is a family member. She’s the best dog I’ve ever had. It’s like you can look at her and see her thinking she is so smart. The first couple of months I had her were rough. I had to show her who the alpha was but after that she just wants to please and be with us. Once the kids came she took to them like they were her own. I’m sorry for your loss. I had a Jack Russell for almost 16 years. I got her when I was 8 and she passed away when I was 25 and it dam near killed me. She was my best friend. I had her during all my formative years as a young man and she was always there I really bonded with her. And now I see that with my kids and the Mal, it’s great.
Donutoperator has bork bork nom nom videos. One of them shows a mal running so fast and chomping down on the guy so hard he ripped out all of his teeth out from his momentum. It's wildly deserved hype.
The KKK loved watching their dogs rip and tear apart human beings too. ADOLF HITLER loved watching the dogs kill human beings. THERE is something INHERENTLY DEMENTED about the ENTITIES that are overjoyed, excited, and super thrilled to watch ANY ANIMAL kill human beings.
I remember many years ago a special forces soldier speaking the same thing, military trained dogs will fight to the last drop of blood in them! He basically said he would rather fight several soldiers than one military dog in hand to hand combat!
@@SalTalavera-tj2qy I heard recently that police departments got away from Rottweilers as they are too powerful and can break bones. They apparently can lose focus quickly from serious tracking to just watching a butterfly flutter by!
It’s a different type of dog, but I remember getting to be there when a k9 cop was giving out the warning before sending the dog in to search/“retrieve” a breaking & entering suspect. The dog knew EXACTLY what the warning meant. It was whimpering with excitement. Focus and discipline is one thing, but there’s just something next-level scary when a dog is literally struggling to contain his excitement at taking you down.
I work at a bite training facility with mals, rotties, canes, Great Danes etc. The Mals are breed to work, they need to work constantly (bite,run,guard, etc). They spin around in circles In the kennels because of there drive it’s insane. We do bite nights with all different dogs, as soon as we take the gear out, they are hyped up & ready for command to maul whatever area we say. Very intelligent dogs, don’t even have to ever repeat commands they listen every time.
Do you really think a Mal should be used as a domestic pet ? I contract to a RAAF base very regularly so I’m around the Mals pretty god damn often and I’ve become quite interested in them. The one question I always ask myself is having one as a domestic pet borderline cruel to the dogs nature ?
@@LVUFC No not at all if taken care off properly. Very active people that jog, work them, etc will be great fits, can’t leave them all day in the house alone, Mals need lots of attention/ affection. I would consider depriving them of attention would be
I’ve had two of them in the past, at different times. The first one was when my Daughter was very young & he became her assistant & guardian angel. We had a ceiling fan in the living room/kitchen area, and a round table & chairs were set up right underneath it. He would look up at it & start snapping at it while running around the table. Then if I took him anywhere else there was a ceiling fan he would just look up at it & start snapping & acting like he was chasing his tail. The funny part was the look on people’s faces because obviously they never seen anything like it!
@@LVUFC they are a great family dog IF you have the time and energy to work them. Their temperament as said is high strung with high work rate. They NEED to work. If you can’t give them that, then you’re better off finding another breed.
I got taken down hard by a retired Army Shepard and had panic attacks around large dogs for over a decade after. I was 17 and weighed over 200# and that 100# dog shook me like a rag doll. The power was terrifying. He was used to me and all if a sudden attacked. It turned out he had a brain tumor.
It's terrifying. I had a super pit that had been in the city pound for a week latch on to me and drag me to the end of his 60 foot chain before the owner could get out of the house. His teeth went through a thermal shirt, two flannels, and a denim work coat. It bruised my arm bloody from just above my wrist to my elbow and dislocated my shoulder. Somehow it didn't break my forearm. Helluva way to start a workday. People who say they aren't worried about taking a dog haven't faced a real dog.
@@PipizzakitchenHonest question, when that dog bit you, did you actually think/try punching the shit out of it with your other arm? I'm not saying they're not a force to be reckoned with, but I do think they'd be easier to take down if we didnt have to worry about the consenquences of killing them.
@@lucasbrant9856 when he reached the end of the chain, there was half a post hole digger against the fence. I grabbed that and the owner came out yelling and the dog let go and trotted up to him like nothing happened. He was a nice old guy, and very apologetic. It was a HUD job, and in a rough-ish suburb of Sacramento. I didn't want to make trouble for the guy, it kill his dog in front of him, but no. It happened very quickly, and I was off guard because I trusted the dog. I wasn't ready for it at all.
We were working a check point on base searching vehicles for explosive. This one time we had bomb dog present with handler right by me so the dog was watching me interact with driver. I told the dude get out but he was being confrontational. Eventuality he complied. I ordered him to stand on the side walk he did until I lifted up the seat and he stepped of the side walk and came towards me. Immediately the dog went after him. Lucky for him dog was on leash, this dog would have turned him into meat. Later on the handler told me that bomb dogs are different because aside from obedience they are also train to act alone or when we are injured or I'm un able to command especially when things get chaotic and confusing which makes them extra viscous. Situation awareness. This dog was smart enough to know this driver disobeyed my order. Without command this dog let everyone one know this guy is doing something wrong. The dog watched my back with out command and saved my ass.
My friend has a Malinois who absolutely loves me, when she sees me she goes nuts yelping and crying until i give her some attention. One day she saw me from about 50 meters away sitting in my van with my driver door window open she took off like a bullet and launched herself jumping through the window she ended up in the empty passengers seat then jumped onto me and started licking me to death. She's awesome she can climb trees can scale a 8 foot high moat wall we have close. She's also very protective i took her on a walk one day and saw a friend who tried to bumb fists unexpectedly she instantly went for his arm i just managed to keep the lead short enough for her to miss but let's just say the sound of her teeth snapping shut and her aggressive growl i thought jeez she's awsome she's got my back.
They're EXTREMELY loving! I've been around my friends since a little pup. I don't know if he loves me or my Huskies more, but when he sees or hears me, he's all about me. He's grabs my arm to guide me around or to touch him, and I just pick him up and hold him like a baby! I don't people really know that a Belgian Shepherd is just a really trainable herding dog just like Dutch and German Shepherds... they're just more agile than a German Shepherd!
I love my mal even when he gets in his feelings. I’ve had mals my whole life and I don’t recommend them to anyone who’s not experienced with dogs or doesn’t have a lifestyle that doesn’t have enough time to put into a mal. My current mal is 8 years old and retired from the army. I’m lucky to have had the opportunity to adopt the dog who was always beside me throughout multiple missions and has saved countless lives including my own. Having him his whole career and in retirement is amazing and I’d probably would’ve lost my way without out him. To this day his name still fits him Eldrid which is Nordic for ferocious sprit. He’s ferocious and never makes a sound. In 8 years I’ve never heard him bark no matter how hard we tried to get him to do it
I had Belgian Tervurens. Best dogs I’ve ever had. My male just was my whole heart. He saved me at the bank going to atm after hours. I was being approached and encroached on by an over 6 ft male. His creepy girlfriend already moved to the back seat. They were both laughing inappropriately and he kept encroaching. I went to the side door and let out Epic my male Belgian. He stopped once his paws hit the ground. He had an all black face and mane. He immediately gave the Belgian glare that we all know. Intense immediately. Never lost sight of his target. He then threw a block in front of me never losing sight of his opponent. The guy then started walking backwards until he got to his creepy car . She now was back in the front seat. I went and got my money with epic right beside me. The creepy ppl started over and kept circling the bank as we left. I should have called the police. I also trained him in French so they didn’t know what I told him. He protected me , slept by my front door, and we were a team. Belgians are unbelievable dogs. Spend the time with them and train them. My female had her tracking tittles. They love to track!! Amazing dogs!!!
I did bite work with Mal’s , they sit there , teeth chattering , dying to bite and even with the suit , u get bruising , but total professional , once out command given , they have no hard feelings , amazing breed for the right person and right job
Mals are another level. My family used to raise Military/Police Sheps and every now and then we would be lucky enough to get a baby mal to raise. They always made the other sheps look so inferior in every way. We had a mal who would break out of his kennel by climbing out of it, it was at least 15 feet high with metal fencing. We had a pseudo pet deer at time, her mom left her in a bush in out backyard and she just stayed around and grew close to the family. The mal and this deer would run amok around the farm. The mal wanted to catch the deer so bad, but never could. The deer would hop along a fence from one side to the other while the mal tried to weave between back and fourth. The mal would jump off the fence, over the fence, would launch himself off tree stumps to catch this deer. He never could. When he got to real training he excelled. I always said it was because of that damn deer that dog was so good. He served a wonderful life as a police dog in GA and had a very good career.
Thank you and your family for your service to your community. It's not an easy job to raise/train dogs only to know that one day, they have to leave and do a job that might wind up hurting them.
Do you really think mals are better all around? I have 12m gsd that is extremelyyy well rounded and has the perfect breeding characteristics but I’m not sure if I should wait and try out a mal. My dogs are used for property/personal guardians so I like for them to be large enough to easily take a grown man if needed. (For reference my 12m old is 29 inches at the shoulder). I guess my question is: Would a large mal be better equipped than a large GSD as a protection dog?
Survival/combat knives aka mini swords, punji stick traps can be seen as spears, horses are a good substitute for vehicles for those who live in a “plain” environment, and tactical crossbows used by SOF. One may argue that these things aren’t that common, but neither are war/military dogs.
@@bloodndestroy horses are great in places that aren't planes too. Mountain regions for example. Like mountain side villages. Afghan style. Horses get you places fast while carrying a load quietly while most vehicles probably wouldn't be able to cross due to the standard limitations they usually have in most terrains.
@@enriquecabrera2137 aparently mules and donkeys are much better in that rough terrain: carry more weight and are more capable in uneven terrain because they're a lot smarter than horses (which would often fall to their deaths)
Lol, I get it. A friend's shepherd was fine with me until I held it back gently from going into my horses stall and in a nano second it jumped up and bit me in the neck. The force hit my jaw like a jack hammer. I still love dogs but I respect what they are capable of.
True story. Used to work at a place. As I traced along the passenger side of a vehicle occupied by an FBI person and a dog entering a special base place, the extended passenger portion of the truck was caged and the window open. This dog lit into me from inside the cage with a rage at my ear level that spoke words I have yet to decipher. It was a pure, destruction, kill without ambiguity bark of pure and simple death. It scared me so bad I was unable to react to it because of its utter and complete perfection.
I had a wolf that was like this he would listen to verbal commands but I taught him commands using hand gestures. One of the toughest most loyal dogs I have ever known, rip Ringo.
My best bud has been a military and police dog trainer for 20+ years and those Mals are no joking matter..we just talked about those today bc he owns 1 and said a police bomb squad wanted to buy it for $70k and he said no. They are so needy, energetic and ABSOLUTELY need something to do all the time..Their alot of work and great as obedience protection or attack dogs..They can learn up to 75 commands, do all types of tactics, riot control you name it..Their nuts and can be your absolute best friend, but like my buddy said he's trained 10,000 man hours into these dogs and if they see a threat and hear the command it's automatic death unless someone can shoot it before it gets you.He trains them to go after the face first to try and get through the skull and whips them around viscously while doing so..Their insane but the best dog a man could ever have if you invest that time
Sounds like my German shorthairs a little. I thought I was gonna lose my mind raising 2 as pups but now......They are starting to come around. The birds will know our names come fall.
For a very very short time in my life I was confident I could kill a dog in a fight to the death with my bare hands. That was very short lived as I have matured and fully understand there is almost absolutely no possible outcome that I walk away alive from a trained assassin lol feel free to clown me 😂 but check out Mike ritland he’s a former seal and current k9 trainer and he tells a story about a deployment they had a dog in their squad and a terrorist was hunkered down in a bush/tree area surrounded by sandbags with a pkm machine gun poking out of like a 12 inch by 12 inch hole they let the dog off the strap it jumped through the whole and alls they heard was screaming for maybe 2 seconds and by the time they got to the bunker the guy was just laying choking/drowning on his own blood cause the dog ripped his throat open in less than 15 seconds lol again feel free to clown me for ever even considering I had a chance at survival against any trained k9 😂 in my defense I was a cocky teenager but still being grown now I have no idea where I got that type of confidence from lol
That is why humans and dogs bonded for tens of thousands of years. My belief is that we humans as a race we wouldn't be here now if not for our companion dogs.
The scary about Mals are that they can keep it up all day. The endurance in that breed is so good that they can keep that same intensity going for a long time. Only breed I’ve seen to have more endurance is a hunting dog breed from South of India it’s called Rajapalyam. But they’re a nightmare to train.
Helped my friend who was a dog trainer work her dog…. Those fucken things are insane. I’ve done bite suits with Shepards these things pound for pound are the most insane thing to have hit you…. It’s like being hit by a car there 120% everything they do
I know exactly what he is describing. I was stationed in Germany, 1984-1987 91T with the 164th MP Co MWD kennels in Miesau FRG. We had a 65lb male Malinois named Oscar that would jump like this in bites. Awesome dog with one of the hardest bites of any of the 65 dogs we had there combined with HHC MWD’s.
In all intensive purposes the only card you can really play when this goes down, is to aim your weak arm, forearm for its it's face in hopes that it's latches on to that, be ready for more pain than you have ever experienced in your life, and then hopefully use your strong arm to drive your thumb deep into it's eyesocket to your thumb nuckle and drive it into its brain. Goodluck.
Lol, the second it experiences any pain it'll readjust or go for something else. Unless you can knock it out or render it unconscious you're gonna be pretty well fucked
Or just carry a knife. Police dogs get killed all the time by untrained street dudes. Usually the only time police dogs take an armed man down is when police officers already have the person at gunpoint
Kurgan, my 155lb Cane Corso, can just stare at people and growl, and they piss their pants. If he slowly walks towards them while growling, they drop to the ground and roll-up into a ball. He's all about conserving energy.
Yeah they're not particularly energetic but damn you *do not* want to get on their bad side... damn pooches are built like tanks, and the worst part is they know it all too well 😂 One of my favorite breeds ever, simply love them
Told my wife this a few weeks ago about a marines k9 in the back of a humvee on patrol back in 2008. I was terrified as shit just being in the same vehicle.
As long as they are not fucked up. My neighbour at my last house had a belgian (mechelse) shepard "guard" his tiny back yard, because of his uninsured motorbikes. That thing was crazy af. It would snap at me when walking by in the main street, luckily she was always on a short leash. I could not use my own back yard due to the noise that thing made and because she would jump against the hard wooden 2.5 meter high fence to intimidate me barking armageddon. When other neighbours started complaining some police officers came by, including a k9 trainer, they looked over my fence to see if the dog was ok or whatever, the dogs started going crazy again. The k9 trainer just did a loud sharp short hissing sound TSSHH !! and the dog just stfu with it's tail between its legs, crying like a puppy. It was crazy. Afterwards I overheard the adult son of my neighbour discuss the crazy dog with him "that's why she was so cheap dad, this dog is not ok, just like the last one you got". His wife was feeding the dog by throwing food out of the 2nd floor bedroom window onto the backyard because she didn't dare to enter outside.
Those dogs are awesome. I remember one time, one of the handlers jumping out of a helo with his dog into the ocean. We picked them up into the boat, and the dog just sat there like nothing happened.
This is why I love dogs so much. They have instincts to do their utmost to uphold their duties to their owners and do it with serious conviction and their fullest intensity
I worked security in a Waterpark. After hours we would let police in to train K9's because the fences, obstacles and distractions made it perfect. They put a guy in the bite suit up to his chest in a wavepool and when the dog got to him it ran on the top of the water and hit him hard enough to send them back 3 feet.
It's awesome until they go after you or lose control. Unless you are on that animal 24/7 you run the risk of some bad shit happening. I've had rescue pitbulls of all stripes and Mals. Mals are far far more dangerous than any rabid pitbull. I trust police or military mals even less after personally handling them for years. They are out of control
I’ve heard them called Maligators. We have German Shepherds and they need strict training, the Malinois are at another level and no one should get one without understanding that they will need a professional trainer for this breed. They’re incredibly intelligent and intense. I worked in the prison system and some of the K9s were Mals. They really are amazing. Having a German shepherd is enough of a commitment for us. When your puppy is as smart as you it can be exhausting. With these kinds of dogs they have to have a purpose, a job to do. If you don’t give them one they’ll make up their own and you might not like it very much. 😂
@@Scxoop123 Walk up to a real farmer’s truck with one on the flatbed and try to take something off of it. Record it for a RUclips short or tiktok. I bet you won’t do it.
Working line dogs are a sight to behold! Whether it be a working Jack Russell Terrier, an Alaskan Huksy, a wild canine (like a Dingo), an Akita, or a GSD/Malinois, their intensity is incredible!
I have a mal mastiff mix. She is AMAZING. But also scary at times. Definitely a single person dog, she tolerates the rest of the family, she is my shadow.
@@hfjtrytry9216 At a fundamental level I’d say you have to be correct. But there are other breeds, generally speaking, that I trust more. I’ve just heard too many officers say bad things about them. But they are crazy athletic and fearless.
One of my best friends had one I hadn't seen my friend in years. I went back to visit and she showed me instant love. He told me she doesn't like nobody, but she likes you! I gave Shelby the hardest Zumiez when I stopped by! She would launch herself at me and would I grab her front paws and flinger the other way and she would spin out to come do it again!
Got a puppy from a Shelter and they told me he was a black lab mix, turns out he was a 50/50 border collie malinois mix, amazing animal. Never seen an energy level like it and very smart
Malinois truly are super dogs. I’ve had mine for just over a year and she’s the most intelligent dog I’ve ever seen and I can’t recommend the breed enough. Just do your research on them, they require lots of exercise and mental stimulation.
From a former Navy dog handler, its pretty cool to see Jocko nerd out over the dogs. If you ever get an opportunity to catch a bite (with a sleeve or suit and professional instruction of course,) then do it. Its unique, terrifying, and gives you an insight into the things we could do as a dog team. Hooyah
Mal-agator. Was a k9 handler of both shepherds and Malinois love them both but a Malinois is like a shepherd on steroids. My dream dog would of been my shepherd brain in my Mal-agators body.
I have a 3 yo mal. Yes im one of the “stupid” people who bought one as a family dog. Hes AWESOME. He can run 10 miles with me and want more. So protective. But wants to cuddle on the couch every night and bite my leg while he sleeps. They are amazing companions and i wish military and police wouldn’t discourage so many people from getting them
Y’all should listen to mike ritland.. he trains a lot of these military and police dogs and gives some awesome insight into the power and ferocity these dogs possess
When i worked mids i usually worked in the sector the kennels were in so when the on duty k9 handler needed to do his daily training id stop by and put the bite suit on. The german shepherds were strong but the 2 mals they had could take me go the ground just on the impact. I always left bruised if it was one if the mals even with a bite suit. And i was a very much in shape soldier.
My neighbor has two retired military dogs. One got out the other morning while I was loading up the work van. Full sprinted to me snapping at my arms my only instinct was to throw my arms up and just hope the owners come outside.
I have a Czech bred GSD who was more hesitant to attack than desired for private security work, and he has his "go mode" that is exactly like described. He likes to jump up and catch tennis balls 6' in the air and then turns and lands facing me to sprint back like a cat, few dogs can do that.
I used to go train at the SEAL base on Virginia Beach. Behind one of the range towers, the K9 kennels were about 100-200 yards away. The way the kennels were set up, you could see the dogs since they had a chain link fence in their cells facing the sea. Until I started going there I never realized how fucking massive those dogs were. Their barks had serious base to them and on their hind legs they were at least 6ft. Anyone who runs into those things are going to have a bad day
While I was in the army we got to work with the seal cadets and be op4 for their training and they brought a dog, I was dumb enough to Volunteer to get attacked by the dog, everything he days about those dogs are true those dogs are no joke. One of the best Most terrifying moment. if that dogs metal bite Guard was off that would of been a wrap.
Malinois and Shepherds used for schutzhund are incredible dogs. The police, security and military forces have these dogs trained to a degree that is beyond impressive.
I use to be a trained for military and k9 units. The one dog they had she was tiny and played with car tires for toys. She was a beast of an animal. So sweet too, she wouldnt attack me. None of their dogs would even with command lol.
we call our belgian malinois malinois then why do they call it belgian malinois in the rest of the world because the only shepherd we have in belgium is the malinois and the tervuurse shepherd in the netherlands there is the dutch shepherd
I’ve had 2 Mali gators in my career. Both were drugs/patrol. Patrol meant the dogs would track/protect/and attack. I love Malinois! They are one of the best dogs for law enforcement because they’re sooo smart, fierce, protective, and fast. Their bite is ferocious, and they will never give up. They can be great family dogs, but not for a novice dog owner. They have gotten so popular because they’re always on cop shows, and that can be a bad thing. A good friend runs a local shelter, and a week doesn’t go buy that another Mali is brought in. It hurts my heart.
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Jocko never worked in a seal team. They have sog release commands and they teach you. If you dont say a release command they dont let go.
It woukd be like not teaching a soldier how to use a safety on a gun.
Jocko just played his hand a little too far.
He is a fake.propagandist.
I bought a Mal that was dropped from patrol dog school due to her nose being desensitized from exposure to anhydrous ammonia during training. She already did her bite training it occurred during drug portion. I bought her from a police department when she was 13 months old under the stipulation I’d never breed her and sell her pups. She’s 7 now, she’s the best dog I could have ever imagined. Smarter than some humans I know. Very good with my children and protective of them. Loyal and obedient like you could never image. The first few years I didn’t know what I got myself into just because they are so hyper and need so much stimulation but it was fun. But as she has aged and I think she thinks she took on the roll of nurse mom to my kids she has calmed down and I couldn’t ask for a better dog. She means the world to our family.
too bad you couldn't get babies.
@@NEOSPORIN7777 Yeah its tough with these though. Finding capable owners is very rare.
@@NEOSPORIN7777 These kind of breeds have the potential to be very problematic with the incorrect human leader. These dogs need an alpha to follow
@@markcooke5270 she’s a lovely dog. I’d be blessed if we get 17 years out of her. My kids love her and she loves them and she is a family member. She’s the best dog I’ve ever had. It’s like you can look at her and see her thinking she is so smart. The first couple of months I had her were rough. I had to show her who the alpha was but after that she just wants to please and be with us. Once the kids came she took to them like they were her own. I’m sorry for your loss. I had a Jack Russell for almost 16 years. I got her when I was 8 and she passed away when I was 25 and it dam near killed me. She was my best friend. I had her during all my formative years as a young man and she was always there I really bonded with her. And now I see that with my kids and the Mal, it’s great.
What a great pupper!
Seeing a former seal commander nerding out over K9s just emphasizes to me how lethal they must be.
Donutoperator has bork bork nom nom videos. One of them shows a mal running so fast and chomping down on the guy so hard he ripped out all of his teeth out from his momentum. It's wildly deserved hype.
The KKK loved watching their dogs rip and tear apart human beings too. ADOLF HITLER loved watching the dogs kill human beings. THERE is something INHERENTLY DEMENTED about the ENTITIES that are overjoyed, excited, and super thrilled to watch ANY ANIMAL kill human beings.
@@TheTurinturumbarthe dog ripped out it's own teeth you mean ?
@@codymorrissey6333 yep, all of them.
Came on, bit, swung around the suspect 180 degrees where his roots gave out.
Got them back though.
@@TheTurinturumbarpupper gonna get those titanium chompers.
I remember many years ago a special forces soldier speaking the same thing, military trained dogs will fight to the last drop of blood in them!
He basically said he would rather fight several soldiers than one military dog in hand to hand combat!
And that is a great observational comment.
The Romans used Rottweilers
@@SalTalavera-tj2qy I heard recently that police departments got away from Rottweilers as they are too powerful and can break bones. They apparently can lose focus quickly from serious tracking to just watching a butterfly flutter by!
@@SalTalavera-tj2qy Nope, but a much larger, stronger ancestor
It’s a different type of dog, but I remember getting to be there when a k9 cop was giving out the warning before sending the dog in to search/“retrieve” a breaking & entering suspect. The dog knew EXACTLY what the warning meant. It was whimpering with excitement.
Focus and discipline is one thing, but there’s just something next-level scary when a dog is literally struggling to contain his excitement at taking you down.
“Land sharks” are the best!
I heard them called malligators before and I thought that was a great name 😂
Fur missiles!!
@@Dingodile199yes, on the “maligator”!
Being a dog handler in the marines with a field unit was the highlight of my life
I appreciate what you and others did for all us civilians..
I can relate. I was a hamster handler. We should write a book
What MEF?
IIIMEFK9 or nothing
@@hughjanus5700 years?
As a retired k9 handler and trainer. K9 is the best of all.
I work at a bite training facility with mals, rotties, canes, Great Danes etc. The Mals are breed to work, they need to work constantly (bite,run,guard, etc). They spin around in circles In the kennels because of there drive it’s insane. We do bite nights with all different dogs, as soon as we take the gear out, they are hyped up & ready for command to maul whatever area we say. Very intelligent dogs, don’t even have to ever repeat commands they listen every time.
Do you really think a Mal should be used as a domestic pet ? I contract to a RAAF base very regularly so I’m around the Mals pretty god damn often and I’ve become quite interested in them. The one question I always ask myself is having one as a domestic pet borderline cruel to the dogs nature ?
@@LVUFC No not at all if taken care off properly. Very active people that jog, work them, etc will be great fits, can’t leave them all day in the house alone, Mals need lots of attention/ affection. I would consider depriving them of attention would be
@Liam Verney not an easy pet but a good one. Those biting and guarding genetics mean you need to be careful with first time visitors
I’ve had two of them in the past, at different times. The first one was when my Daughter was very young & he became her assistant & guardian angel. We had a ceiling fan in the living room/kitchen area, and a round table & chairs were set up right underneath it. He would look up at it & start snapping at it while running around the table. Then if I took him anywhere else there was a ceiling fan he would just look up at it & start snapping & acting like he was chasing his tail. The funny part was the look on people’s faces because obviously they never seen anything like it!
@@LVUFC they are a great family dog IF you have the time and energy to work them. Their temperament as said is high strung with high work rate. They NEED to work. If you can’t give them that, then you’re better off finding another breed.
I got taken down hard by a retired Army Shepard and had panic attacks around large dogs for over a decade after. I was 17 and weighed over 200# and that 100# dog shook me like a rag doll. The power was terrifying. He was used to me and all if a sudden attacked. It turned out he had a brain tumor.
It's terrifying. I had a super pit that had been in the city pound for a week latch on to me and drag me to the end of his 60 foot chain before the owner could get out of the house. His teeth went through a thermal shirt, two flannels, and a denim work coat. It bruised my arm bloody from just above my wrist to my elbow and dislocated my shoulder. Somehow it didn't break my forearm. Helluva way to start a workday. People who say they aren't worried about taking a dog haven't faced a real dog.
@@PipizzakitchenHonest question, when that dog bit you, did you actually think/try punching the shit out of it with your other arm?
I'm not saying they're not a force to be reckoned with, but I do think they'd be easier to take down if we didnt have to worry about the consenquences of killing them.
@@lucasbrant9856 when he reached the end of the chain, there was half a post hole digger against the fence. I grabbed that and the owner came out yelling and the dog let go and trotted up to him like nothing happened. He was a nice old guy, and very apologetic. It was a HUD job, and in a rough-ish suburb of Sacramento. I didn't want to make trouble for the guy, it kill his dog in front of him, but no. It happened very quickly, and I was off guard because I trusted the dog. I wasn't ready for it at all.
We were working a check point on base searching vehicles for explosive. This one time we had bomb dog present with handler right by me so the dog was watching me interact with driver. I told the dude get out but he was being confrontational. Eventuality he complied. I ordered him to stand on the side walk he did until I lifted up the seat and he stepped of the side walk and came towards me. Immediately the dog went after him. Lucky for him dog was on leash, this dog would have turned him into meat. Later on the handler told me that bomb dogs are different because aside from obedience they are also train to act alone or when we are injured or I'm un able to command especially when things get chaotic and confusing which makes them extra viscous. Situation awareness. This dog was smart enough to know this driver disobeyed my order. Without command this dog let everyone one know this guy is doing something wrong. The dog watched my back with out command and saved my ass.
My friend has a Malinois who absolutely loves me, when she sees me she goes nuts yelping and crying until i give her some attention. One day she saw me from about 50 meters away sitting in my van with my driver door window open she took off like a bullet and launched herself jumping through the window she ended up in the empty passengers seat then jumped onto me and started licking me to death. She's awesome she can climb trees can scale a 8 foot high moat wall we have close. She's also very protective i took her on a walk one day and saw a friend who tried to bumb fists unexpectedly she instantly went for his arm i just managed to keep the lead short enough for her to miss but let's just say the sound of her teeth snapping shut and her aggressive growl i thought jeez she's awsome she's got my back.
Seems like a lawsuit waiting to happen lol
Ah jeez
They're EXTREMELY loving! I've been around my friends since a little pup. I don't know if he loves me or my Huskies more, but when he sees or hears me, he's all about me. He's grabs my arm to guide me around or to touch him, and I just pick him up and hold him like a baby! I don't people really know that a Belgian Shepherd is just a really trainable herding dog just like Dutch and German Shepherds... they're just more agile than a German Shepherd!
Nobody cares.
@@ateallthemonsters2302 always one dickhead
I love my mal even when he gets in his feelings. I’ve had mals my whole life and I don’t recommend them to anyone who’s not experienced with dogs or doesn’t have a lifestyle that doesn’t have enough time to put into a mal. My current mal is 8 years old and retired from the army. I’m lucky to have had the opportunity to adopt the dog who was always beside me throughout multiple missions and has saved countless lives including my own. Having him his whole career and in retirement is amazing and I’d probably would’ve lost my way without out him. To this day his name still fits him Eldrid which is Nordic for ferocious sprit. He’s ferocious and never makes a sound. In 8 years I’ve never heard him bark no matter how hard we tried to get him to do it
Beware the dog that doesn't bark.
I had Belgian Tervurens. Best dogs I’ve ever had. My male just was my whole heart. He saved me at the bank going to atm after hours. I was being approached and encroached on by an over 6 ft male. His creepy girlfriend already moved to the back seat. They were both laughing inappropriately and he kept encroaching. I went to the side door and let out Epic my male Belgian. He stopped once his paws hit the ground. He had an all black face and mane. He immediately gave the Belgian glare that we all know. Intense immediately. Never lost sight of his target. He then threw a block in front of me never losing sight of his opponent. The guy then started walking backwards until he got to his creepy car . She now was back in the front seat. I went and got my money with epic right beside me. The creepy ppl started over and kept circling the bank as we left. I should have called the police. I also trained him in French so they didn’t know what I told him. He protected me , slept by my front door, and we were a team. Belgians are unbelievable dogs. Spend the time with them and train them. My female had her tracking tittles. They love to track!! Amazing dogs!!!
@@robertdeen8741my Belgian did not bark either.
I did bite work with Mal’s , they sit there , teeth chattering , dying to bite and even with the suit , u get bruising , but total professional , once out command given , they have no hard feelings , amazing breed for the right person and right job
Mals are another level. My family used to raise Military/Police Sheps and every now and then we would be lucky enough to get a baby mal to raise. They always made the other sheps look so inferior in every way. We had a mal who would break out of his kennel by climbing out of it, it was at least 15 feet high with metal fencing. We had a pseudo pet deer at time, her mom left her in a bush in out backyard and she just stayed around and grew close to the family. The mal and this deer would run amok around the farm. The mal wanted to catch the deer so bad, but never could. The deer would hop along a fence from one side to the other while the mal tried to weave between back and fourth. The mal would jump off the fence, over the fence, would launch himself off tree stumps to catch this deer. He never could. When he got to real training he excelled. I always said it was because of that damn deer that dog was so good. He served a wonderful life as a police dog in GA and had a very good career.
Great story!
Do you still raise them
Thank you and your family for your service to your community. It's not an easy job to raise/train dogs only to know that one day, they have to leave and do a job that might wind up hurting them.
Neat story. Speaks to how nimble deer truly are
Do you really think mals are better all around? I have 12m gsd that is extremelyyy well rounded and has the perfect breeding characteristics but I’m not sure if I should wait and try out a mal. My dogs are used for property/personal guardians so I like for them to be large enough to easily take a grown man if needed. (For reference my 12m old is 29 inches at the shoulder). I guess my question is: Would a large mal be better equipped than a large GSD as a protection dog?
1000 mph dog is believable, but 15 feet?! He had to dial that one back to 10 😂
15 feet easy
They'd do 15 feet no problem
My mal can clear a 6 ft fence from a stand still no issue.
I am surprised he didn't fly after that speed jump
sounds like a 5 yr old telling the story
Crazy that after thousands of years, swords, spears, horses, bows are all no longer useful in war, but dogs have remained
Man's best friend 🐶
Hidden spears in a hole would have a chat
Survival/combat knives aka mini swords, punji stick traps can be seen as spears, horses are a good substitute for vehicles for those who live in a “plain” environment, and tactical crossbows used by SOF. One may argue that these things aren’t that common, but neither are war/military dogs.
@@bloodndestroy horses are great in places that aren't planes too. Mountain regions for example. Like mountain side villages. Afghan style. Horses get you places fast while carrying a load quietly while most vehicles probably wouldn't be able to cross due to the standard limitations they usually have in most terrains.
@@enriquecabrera2137 aparently mules and donkeys are much better in that rough terrain: carry more weight and are more capable in uneven terrain because they're a lot smarter than horses (which would often fall to their deaths)
I was bitten by a dog while hound hunting. Not even a catch dog just a walker hound. Shit made me reconsider my existence.
That's a big mouth. I bet that was a centering experience.
Lol, I get it. A friend's shepherd was fine with me until I held it back gently from going into my horses stall and in a nano second it jumped up and bit me in the neck. The force hit my jaw like a jack hammer. I still love dogs but I respect what they are capable of.
I can imagine. Those dogs are just rockets on four legs.
True story. Used to work at a place. As I traced along the passenger side of a vehicle occupied by an FBI person and a dog entering a special base place, the extended passenger portion of the truck was caged and the window open. This dog lit into me from inside the cage with a rage at my ear level that spoke words I have yet to decipher. It was a pure, destruction, kill without ambiguity bark of pure and simple death. It scared me so bad I was unable to react to it because of its utter and complete perfection.
What the hell are you babbling about
Shoulda been put down
I had a wolf that was like this he would listen to verbal commands but I taught him commands using hand gestures. One of the toughest most loyal dogs I have ever known, rip Ringo.
My best bud has been a military and police dog trainer for 20+ years and those Mals are no joking matter..we just talked about those today bc he owns 1 and said a police bomb squad wanted to buy it for $70k and he said no. They are so needy, energetic and ABSOLUTELY need something to do all the time..Their alot of work and great as obedience protection or attack dogs..They can learn up to 75 commands, do all types of tactics, riot control you name it..Their nuts and can be your absolute best friend, but like my buddy said he's trained 10,000 man hours into these dogs and if they see a threat and hear the command it's automatic death unless someone can shoot it before it gets you.He trains them to go after the face first to try and get through the skull and whips them around viscously while doing so..Their insane but the best dog a man could ever have if you invest that time
Sounds like my German shorthairs a little. I thought I was gonna lose my mind raising 2 as pups but now......They are starting to come around. The birds will know our names come fall.
Do you still talk with him
Is that so the target can’t protect their throat by wrapping their arm around it?
For a very very short time in my life I was confident I could kill a dog in a fight to the death with my bare hands. That was very short lived as I have matured and fully understand there is almost absolutely no possible outcome that I walk away alive from a trained assassin lol feel free to clown me 😂 but check out Mike ritland he’s a former seal and current k9 trainer and he tells a story about a deployment they had a dog in their squad and a terrorist was hunkered down in a bush/tree area surrounded by sandbags with a pkm machine gun poking out of like a 12 inch by 12 inch hole they let the dog off the strap it jumped through the whole and alls they heard was screaming for maybe 2 seconds and by the time they got to the bunker the guy was just laying choking/drowning on his own blood cause the dog ripped his throat open in less than 15 seconds lol again feel free to clown me for ever even considering I had a chance at survival against any trained k9 😂 in my defense I was a cocky teenager but still being grown now I have no idea where I got that type of confidence from lol
Jocko lost his virginity before his dad.
He took it from his dad
@@skyw8248 that got gay real quick
@@skyw8248 jocko over running his fathers position because he didn’t take initiative: this is mine now
Hahahahahaahahaaha
Pretty good one, I’ll talk amongst friends, make it my own… Keep on keeping on
I love the sheer joy that is gushing out of Jocko while talking about this!
That is why humans and dogs bonded for tens of thousands of years. My belief is that we humans as a race we wouldn't be here now if not for our companion dogs.
It’s actually super fun to do bite training with them. It’s insane how a 50-60 lb dog can throw you around the way they do.
Nothing like your BEST FRIEND that will die for you ❤️
The scary about Mals are that they can keep it up all day. The endurance in that breed is so good that they can keep that same intensity going for a long time. Only breed I’ve seen to have more endurance is a hunting dog breed from South of India it’s called Rajapalyam. But they’re a nightmare to train.
Helped my friend who was a dog trainer work her dog…. Those fucken things are insane. I’ve done bite suits with Shepards these things pound for pound are the most insane thing to have hit you…. It’s like being hit by a car there 120% everything they do
I know exactly what he is describing. I was stationed in Germany, 1984-1987 91T with the 164th MP Co MWD kennels in Miesau FRG. We had a 65lb male Malinois named Oscar that would jump like this in bites. Awesome dog with one of the hardest bites of any of the 65 dogs we had there combined with HHC MWD’s.
In all intensive purposes the only card you can really play when this goes down, is to aim your weak arm, forearm for its it's face in hopes that it's latches on to that, be ready for more pain than you have ever experienced in your life, and then hopefully use your strong arm to drive your thumb deep into it's eyesocket to your thumb nuckle and drive it into its brain. Goodluck.
Lol, the second it experiences any pain it'll readjust or go for something else. Unless you can knock it out or render it unconscious you're gonna be pretty well fucked
this can be said for any large dog lmao
Or just carry a knife. Police dogs get killed all the time by untrained street dudes. Usually the only time police dogs take an armed man down is when police officers already have the person at gunpoint
Or just shoot it in the head
It's "for all intents and purposes", dude.
The hyperbole doesn't even do justice to the legendary Malligators.
Kurgan, my 155lb Cane Corso, can just stare at people and growl, and they piss their pants. If he slowly walks towards them while growling, they drop to the ground and roll-up into a ball. He's all about conserving energy.
Yeah they're not particularly energetic but damn you *do not* want to get on their bad side... damn pooches are built like tanks, and the worst part is they know it all too well 😂
One of my favorite breeds ever, simply love them
Wait until someone draws a gun on your dog
I can’t even imagine being on the receiving side of an angry cane corso.. unless you have a gun.. I don’t think it’s survivable
I hope you can control that beast. That is a lawsuit waiting to happen. Most people should not own dogs of dangerous breeds.
Told my wife this a few weeks ago about a marines k9 in the back of a humvee on patrol back in 2008. I was terrified as shit just being in the same vehicle.
These dogs are absolutely insane when trained right. No way in hell would I want to be on the receiving end of that fur missile.
I trained single and dual purpose Mal's for a year and they're the most amazing dogs. Truly a sight to be seen.
It’s crazy how desensitised to violence Jocko is, describing how awesome it was seeing someone being attacked by a dog.
They’re covered in padding, it’s a drill with no physical harm involved.
You have to watch comedian Christopher Titus-The attack dog incident, hilarious.
Belgians are amazing dogs.
Am Belgian, this comment made me feel weird
@@s.v.o.579 thats because your owner did not take the belgian puppy class
As long as they are not fucked up. My neighbour at my last house had a belgian (mechelse) shepard "guard" his tiny back yard, because of his uninsured motorbikes. That thing was crazy af. It would snap at me when walking by in the main street, luckily she was always on a short leash. I could not use my own back yard due to the noise that thing made and because she would jump against the hard wooden 2.5 meter high fence to intimidate me barking armageddon. When other neighbours started complaining some police officers came by, including a k9 trainer, they looked over my fence to see if the dog was ok or whatever, the dogs started going crazy again. The k9 trainer just did a loud sharp short hissing sound TSSHH !! and the dog just stfu with it's tail between its legs, crying like a puppy. It was crazy. Afterwards I overheard the adult son of my neighbour discuss the crazy dog with him "that's why she was so cheap dad, this dog is not ok, just like the last one you got". His wife was feeding the dog by throwing food out of the 2nd floor bedroom window onto the backyard because she didn't dare to enter outside.
Those dogs are awesome. I remember one time, one of the handlers jumping out of a helo with his dog into the ocean. We picked them up into the boat, and the dog just sat there like nothing happened.
Now I understand why Mark Owen said they called them "hair missiles"
This is why I love dogs so much.
They have instincts to do their utmost to uphold their duties to their owners and do it with serious conviction and their fullest intensity
The dude talking about the dog looks like the human version of that dog.
Omg he does lamo 😂
I worked security in a Waterpark. After hours we would let police in to train K9's because the fences, obstacles and distractions made it perfect. They put a guy in the bite suit up to his chest in a wavepool and when the dog got to him it ran on the top of the water and hit him hard enough to send them back 3 feet.
It's awesome until they go after you or lose control.
Unless you are on that animal 24/7 you run the risk of some bad shit happening.
I've had rescue pitbulls of all stripes and Mals. Mals are far far more dangerous than any rabid pitbull.
I trust police or military mals even less after personally handling them for years.
They are out of control
I’ve heard them called Maligators. We have German Shepherds and they need strict training, the Malinois are at another level and no one should get one without understanding that they will need a professional trainer for this breed. They’re incredibly intelligent and intense. I worked in the prison system and some of the K9s were Mals. They really are amazing. Having a German shepherd is enough of a commitment for us. When your puppy is as smart as you it can be exhausting. With these kinds of dogs they have to have a purpose, a job to do. If you don’t give them one they’ll make up their own and you might not like it very much. 😂
Epic dogs 🐕. They absolutely know what is going on and they understand it too.
We have one and she is awesome but inappropriate for 99.8% of dog owners.
100% of handler’s agree.
Amen 🙏
"It was freakin Awesome." 😁
YES.
Fuck even getting my pissed off blue heeler to back off is scary😭
I came in to make a Heeler comment and here you are, speaking the truth. I'd have more concern being herded by a Red than my pibblemastiff mutt.
Nobody is scared of Bluey
@@Scxoop123 Walk up to a real farmer’s truck with one on the flatbed and try to take something off of it. Record it for a RUclips short or tiktok. I bet you won’t do it.
@@bigbore4498 no one cares, hay seed. Back to your cow pies.
Lol, there's a reason Malinois are called Fur Missiles. ♥️🐶
My Mal was the best work dog ever!
This is why you always have protection
Working line dogs are a sight to behold! Whether it be a working Jack Russell Terrier, an Alaskan Huksy, a wild canine (like a Dingo), an Akita, or a GSD/Malinois, their intensity is incredible!
He ain't lying. They are incredible team mates.
Meat Missiles according to Joe R
I have a mal mastiff mix. She is AMAZING. But also scary at times. Definitely a single person dog, she tolerates the rest of the family, she is my shadow.
Now imagine this with velociraptors!
They were about the same size in reality.
@@buckfutter99 yep and with feathers. It is funny how an accurate velociraptor would not have been so box office friendly.
Those dogs are wound right, real tight
Love it 🙏💚
Love my working line German Shepherd, AKC trained, scent work trained, bite work trained, agility trained. She is a good girl to have.
I own a Malinois and a Dutch Shepherd.... Both are French Ring trained....
Wonder why the hell regular people thinks its a good idea to get a malinois 😂
because they can be trained very easily and do not attack people unless threatened or commanded to… they are as safe as any other dog
@@suhzewkie But they have a LOT of energy and special needs, not all people can deal with that
@@suhzewkie They aren’t robots. They are animals. They are mildly predictable at best.
@@bigbore4498 still as safe as any other large dog
@@hfjtrytry9216 At a fundamental level I’d say you have to be correct. But there are other breeds, generally speaking, that I trust more. I’ve just heard too many officers say bad things about them. But they are crazy athletic and fearless.
One of my best friends had one I hadn't seen my friend in years. I went back to visit and she showed me instant love. He told me she doesn't like nobody, but she likes you! I gave Shelby the hardest Zumiez when I stopped by! She would launch herself at me and would I grab her front paws and flinger the other way and she would spin out to come do it again!
😂 Every word of this is accurate. There’s nothing like a Maligator Fur-Missile. These dogs give 110% in everything they do.
I ❤ Military 🐶
They make Fantastic Service dogs also. We had a Mal as my son's Seizure Alert dog. No better friend and no worse enemy than a Mal.
Jocko is the best
Got a puppy from a Shelter and they told me he was a black lab mix, turns out he was a 50/50 border collie malinois mix, amazing animal. Never seen an energy level like it and very smart
Malinois truly are super dogs. I’ve had mine for just over a year and she’s the most intelligent dog I’ve ever seen and I can’t recommend the breed enough. Just do your research on them, they require lots of exercise and mental stimulation.
1000 miles an hour....love it
Was anyone else waiting for how the shopping mall distracted the dog?
The most beautiful thing I had seen, on that LAPD...Was watching a animal, capture another animal!
The day will come when they will be unleashed on citizens of America as well.
From a former Navy dog handler, its pretty cool to see Jocko nerd out over the dogs. If you ever get an opportunity to catch a bite (with a sleeve or suit and professional instruction of course,) then do it. Its unique, terrifying, and gives you an insight into the things we could do as a dog team. Hooyah
Ever heard of sarplaniacs
Mal-agator. Was a k9 handler of both shepherds and Malinois love them both but a Malinois is like a shepherd on steroids.
My dream dog would of been my shepherd brain in my Mal-agators body.
my friend had a mal as his k9 partner. The dog was so focused it was unbelievable. Elite to say the least
Jocko’s stare is like looking at a Mal!!!
That ruff he did should be clipped like Rogan’s Bear Impression lol
IT WAS…..FREAKING…..AWESOME!!! *closes eyes
I have a Mal trained in PGA ( protection work) and a GSD certified therapy dog. Both are incredible in their own ways
Chomps = Mauls = Mals 😁😁😁
I have a 3 yo mal. Yes im one of the “stupid” people who bought one as a family dog. Hes AWESOME. He can run 10 miles with me and want more. So protective. But wants to cuddle on the couch every night and bite my leg while he sleeps. They are amazing companions and i wish military and police wouldn’t discourage so many people from getting them
Y’all should listen to mike ritland.. he trains a lot of these military and police dogs and gives some awesome insight into the power and ferocity these dogs possess
When i worked mids i usually worked in the sector the kennels were in so when the on duty k9 handler needed to do his daily training id stop by and put the bite suit on. The german shepherds were strong but the 2 mals they had could take me go the ground just on the impact. I always left bruised if it was one if the mals even with a bite suit. And i was a very much in shape soldier.
Maligator AKA Fur Missile!
My neighbor has two retired military dogs. One got out the other morning while I was loading up the work van. Full sprinted to me snapping at my arms my only instinct was to throw my arms up and just hope the owners come outside.
Doggos are truly man’s best friend, he either is friendly, or a total worst case scenario for a man’s enemy
I have a Czech bred GSD who was more hesitant to attack than desired for private security work, and he has his "go mode" that is exactly like described. He likes to jump up and catch tennis balls 6' in the air and then turns and lands facing me to sprint back like a cat, few dogs can do that.
I used to go train at the SEAL base on Virginia Beach. Behind one of the range towers, the K9 kennels were about 100-200 yards away. The way the kennels were set up, you could see the dogs since they had a chain link fence in their cells facing the sea. Until I started going there I never realized how fucking massive those dogs were. Their barks had serious base to them and on their hind legs they were at least 6ft. Anyone who runs into those things are going to have a bad day
While I was in the army we got to work with the seal cadets and be op4 for their training and they brought a dog, I was dumb enough to Volunteer to get attacked by the dog, everything he days about those dogs are true those dogs are no joke. One of the best Most terrifying moment. if that dogs metal bite Guard was off that would of been a wrap.
Malinois and Shepherds used for schutzhund are incredible dogs.
The police, security and military forces have these dogs trained to a degree that is beyond impressive.
I use to be a trained for military and k9 units. The one dog they had she was tiny and played with car tires for toys. She was a beast of an animal. So sweet too, she wouldnt attack me. None of their dogs would even with command lol.
They are by far one of my favorite breeds. They are a unique breed in themselves
Thank God they are on our side. :)
I have a 7 month Belgian Malinois and I can confirm these dogs are out of this world
Love my Malligator. I feel for the person on the working end...
They certainly stole the show in John Wick 3! :D
we are used to them here in belgium
we call our belgian malinois malinois then why do they call it belgian malinois in the rest of the world because the only shepherd we have in belgium is the malinois and the tervuurse shepherd in the netherlands there is the dutch shepherd
Too everyone making comments that take away from what this man is saying. We all know we can’t express what he is trying to convey!!! Love !!!!
Mals are the bomb. They are so athletic and loyal!
I love seeing him getting so psyched over this dog! LOL Mals are gorgeous, but not the dog for me cause I cannot match their energy!!😂
I’ve had 2 Mali gators in my career. Both were drugs/patrol. Patrol meant the dogs would track/protect/and attack. I love Malinois! They are one of the best dogs for law enforcement because they’re sooo smart, fierce, protective, and fast. Their bite is ferocious, and they will never give up. They can be great family dogs, but not for a novice dog owner. They have gotten so popular because they’re always on cop shows, and that can be a bad thing. A good friend runs a local shelter, and a week doesn’t go buy that another Mali is brought in. It hurts my heart.