The tracking of your dog’s weight as well as size is an essential part of proper dog care. Doing a few weigh-ins every two weeks can provide an excellent baseline for monitoring your dog’s progress. Be aware that scale weights do not provide context. Lean mass and body condition are more important than the number … Read more
Belgian Malinois, just like any other dogs, require good quality food which will energize their bodies and their minds. However, their diet requirements are different, according to age and activity level. This breed is found to live on meals that are rich in energy and which are meant to sustain their calorie needs as required … Read more
Belgian Malinois require a structured, routines of daily exercise to meet their mental and physical demands. The most misunderstood obligation of owning a pet that works is that it’s not enough to just stroll your dog around and hope that it will all be okay. The structured tug of war with clearly defined rules will … Read more
Belgian Malinois: Disruptive and aggressive behavior in Malinois typically stem from a deficiency of outlets to release their passion. Malinois require structured outlets to regulate their passion and redirect them into beneficial activities, such as obedience training as well as dog sports, jogging and running. The dogs with high drive require a consistent schedule that … Read more
Belgian Malinois: An energetic breed The Malinois needs regular workouts and plenty of engagement in the mind. Regular, positive training starting at the age of puppyhood can help reduce the risk of behavioral problems and makes sure they get the physical as well as psychological stimulation he requires. The breed is known for its large, … Read more
Malinois are also attentive when they are tasked with something to do or have a frisbee to retrieve, but are loving family dogs. They have short and rough coats that are not affected by the weather and are exceptionally strong. They do have seasonal coat blowouts, but the management best approach is to have them … Read more
When well done, having a dog taken to the bath room can be a bonding and trusting experience as well. Do not forget to apply the proper shampoo, rinse and dry. Working, training, playing, traveling and spending a lot of time outside the home may necessitate the use of quick cleanups between full baths by … Read more
The Malinois is a short-coated (dual-colored) breed which sheds all year round and with more intensity during seasonal transitions. These cannot be handled through shedding, and to control shedding the use of slicker brush or grooming mitt comes in handy to brush 2-3 times a week. Continue to have your Malinois put on regular heartworm … Read more
Malinois Belgians respond well to a well-structured dog training and early socialization. They are fond of learning, are good in obedience and canine sports, including agility. To avoid boredom and negative behaviors, keep them engaged. They have high energy requirements in terms of exercises, which are critical to their health and happiness. To keep the … Read more
Family Dogs: The Belgian Malinois needs a very serious commitment by the pet owners. This is an exhaustive working breed which favors busy families willing to invest in early and regular training and offer ample daily activity and constant stimulus. These dogs will get along well with other pets with the right introduction and socialization. … Read more