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    PostSubject: a German Malinois   Wed Oct 21, 2009 8:23 pm

    German Malinois
    German Shepherd / Belgian Malinois
    Hybrid

    i fink he's lurvely



    "Marley, as a 4 month old puppy. Her sire
    (father) was a German Shepherd and her Dam (mother) was a Belgian
    Malinois. She has exceptional intelligence. She understands sit, lie
    down, shake, speak and high-five by both verbal command
    and hand signals. We're still working on several other commands of
    which 'stay' seems to be the hardest. At 31.4 pounds of extreme energy,
    she is the energizer bunny on steroids! She must constantly have
    something to chew on, otherwise she will shred anything within reach
    in record time, so rawhide chewbones are a necessity. She also replaced
    my broken paper shredder. Her herding instincts are very strong and
    will chase anything that moves, including a leaf blowing across the
    yard, butterflies, birds, etc. She has a variety of toys, but prefers
    the stuffed animal ones that squeak or make noise. She loves to play
    tug-of-war with her toys, be chased and chase you. Her love of water
    and mud puddles is exceptional and if you have a walk-in shower, don't
    leave the door open with the water running! She amuses herself by
    playing with her toys when left alone, but if someone is around, she
    has to be with them. When she needs to go out, she will find someone
    and lick their hand (kisses) until they take her out, otherwise she
    will lick and nip at your toes and heels to get you moving. She's very
    alert and will bark and growl at anything unfamiliar as long as she is
    standing behind your legs. Her worst fault is that is she is out in the
    open, she does not want to come when you call her. She wants you to
    come after her and just as you get within reach, she bolts off like a
    jack rabbit, and there's no catching her. We've learned the best way to get her attention is to ignore her and walk
    off like we're leaving her. The other fault is her constant attempts to
    get your attention to play with her, especially if you're trying to get
    ready for work. She waits until you get one leg into your jeans and
    then grabs the other making you hop around on one leg trying to get the
    other pants leg back. As you pull on a sock, she either grabs the end
    and pulls it off, or she takes off with the other one so you'll have to
    chase her down. After you've gone through this same scenario with the
    shoes, she then follows you around pulling the laces to untie them or
    pulls back the velcro straps. Her antics are limitless as is her energy
    level."

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    PostSubject: Re: a German Malinois   Wed Oct 21, 2009 8:25 pm

    i like the look and sound of this dog

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    PostSubject: Re: a German Malinois   Wed Oct 21, 2009 8:26 pm

    look at them ears

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    PostSubject: Re: a German Malinois   Wed Oct 21, 2009 8:26 pm

    gorgeous arent they :2431:

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    PostSubject: Re: a German Malinois   Thu Oct 22, 2009 6:56 pm

    where you get this hun?

    wouldnt recomened one as a pet tho guys not if from working stock

    i was offered one many years ago b4 getting ke from west mids police very dominent lad but i had paddy so wanted a girl lol

    i know graham jones has bred some working mali x GSD's with ian walshaw they were amazing
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    PostSubject: Re: a German Malinois   Fri Oct 23, 2009 11:00 pm

    i just googled it after seeing one on the a to z of dog breeds

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    PostSubject: Re: a German Malinois   Sat Oct 24, 2009 4:35 am

    Awwww very sweet :love: Too energetic for me though :2445:
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    PostSubject: Re: a German Malinois   Sat Oct 24, 2009 11:21 am

    it isnt a breed tho? its wat we call a hybrid but we dont call them german malinois just a gsd/ mali hybrid must be american?

    if bred correctly a GSD/ Mali hybrid makes a amazing working dog not loads over here prob more in the US tho

    the mali was put in the GSD to improve it, as we all know the malis health is well speaks for itself. the ave mortality rate is they live to 15yrs plus and only the odd young death to cancer here and there.

    but i think the GSD also brings a LOT to the mali making it a lil more stable maybe in some cases, but have to say the ppl who want these want extreme dogs as i do.

    LMAO they are a fab mix tho Paula if done right altho the ones i know of as horrid as it sound IMO look much better then this dog its cute but not my cup of tea
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    PostSubject: Re: a German Malinois   Sat Oct 24, 2009 4:41 pm

    :2445: :2445: :2445:

    I still love the Dutch Shep, the "too much energy for me" is just an excuse I'm trying to convince myself with
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    PostSubject: Re: a German Malinois   Sat Oct 24, 2009 6:16 pm

    Duchies are fab nearly got one but was a bitch but one off ian walshaws dogs omg what a bitch that would have been lol

    you will get one i can see it hee hee
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    PostSubject: Re: a German Malinois   Sat Oct 24, 2009 7:19 pm

    :2445: Maybe in ten years The only thing I like more than the Mali is the colour of a Dutch, I do prefer darker dogs
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    PostSubject: Re: a German Malinois   Sat Oct 24, 2009 7:31 pm

    ohh you can get some very dark malis too

    you can also get black ones

    rostams gran sire is rather dark too


    rostams very red but i do prefere dark dogs too
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    PostSubject: Re: a German Malinois   Sat Oct 24, 2009 7:34 pm

    Oh he is gorgeous, very GSD in colour

    I prefer this one though http://www.cck9.com/dutch/index.8.jpg
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    PostSubject: Re: a German Malinois   Sat Oct 24, 2009 7:40 pm

    ahh a dutchie colour

    if you mix a mali and a duchie you get the mail colours and brindle if its a mali colour ts classed as a mali/dutchie x if its brindle its a dutchie lol

    yes funk is hes got like a saddle
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    PostSubject: Re: a German Malinois   Sat Oct 24, 2009 7:43 pm

    a dutch herder



    malinois x dutch herder

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