any Local belgian Malinois puppies anyone knows of?

[cstone]

Interesting choice. Red dogs are smart and hard workers. Very versatile. Most of the ones I knew of were coming from Germany into the Lackland AFB training program. Have you looked into some of the DoD or other government adoption/foster programs?

[asmo]

“Most Malinois are not easy to work with and can only be handled and trained by professionals. They can become very destructive if left alone. They are a very high-energy-level dog, very active and driven. They are hard workers, can be social, enjoy challenges and are toy crazy. They have a very high-prey drive and need plenty of attention, exercise, patience and consistency,” he said. “They will destroy your house and anything else if not worked regularly.”

http://www.akc.org/news/max-the-movie/

http://www.oregonlive.com/pets/index...nois_owne.html

http://www.timesnews.net/article/908...rage-pet-owner

[cableguy11]

Interesting choice. Red dogs are smart and hard workers. Very versatile. Most of the ones I knew of were coming from Germany into the Lackland AFB training program. Have you looked into some of the DoD or other government adoption/foster programs?

We had one of those Lackland AFB dogs when I was growing up. He was the meanest dog we ever had....lol. My dad bought him home with a muzzle on him. After about 6 months he then became one of the best dogs we ever had growing up. Super smart..he could open gates, climb/jump fences with ease and loved to chase everything he could! Always protected us and never left our side. I used to walk..or he used to pull me on my bike down the street and everything- humans, animals whatever gave him the right of way. He was a beautiful and majestic dog. He is best known in our family for keeping people in their car from behind a 6 foot fence...they wouldn't even come in our driveway!!! Forgot to mention he was a German shepherd...solid black!