Belgian Malinois, Amazing Athlete!!!

The most amazing Malinois videos on the internet! Every now and then I see a really cool video of a Malinois doing something awesome, but then when I want to see it again, or show it to someone the video, I can never find it. So I compiled the best Malinois action videos I could find! I will be getting a Malinois puppy in the near future, so here's a video showing what these amazing dogs can do!

[MiniLemmy]

It’s not just the athleticism, the fearless nature of these dogs is incredible! Some of the things these dogs were doing, no normal dog would even attempt…

[dragonryderslair]

having worked with Mals for K9 and MWD. THESE DOGS ARE another level.
They ARE NOT FOR first time dog owners people that are couch potatoes or live in an apartment people that have small children or small animals such as cats. I have a 6 mth Belgian Malinios and her prey drive and stamina is incredible. She is EVERY DAY in heat and humidity ready to go we run 5 miles 2 x a day and then train for another 2 hours in 30 min increments, and she is ALWAYS ready for anything.
Many people see these think wow I need that dog in my life unless you are an athlete with dog experience in military or law enforcement think it over REALLY well. Many of these dogs are in shelters and euthenized as unadoptable because some poser got the dog 15 or 30 min around the block and back in the back yard alone. Working dogs REQUIRE WORK. These dogs become aggressive and frankly neurotic unless they have a mentally and physically demanding and engaging job EVERY DAY 365 days a year.
So....if you can't give this breed what it needs don't get one and condem the dog to death. Research any animal before purchase or adoption.

[johnmohanmusic]

I had a wonderful Belgian Malinois named Cassandra. She wandered into our front yard in Arleta, California in 1982 as a stray, perhaps two month old puppy with a huge, golfball sized infection on her snout. Clearly not taken care of by whoever had her, and no one made any attempt in the neighborhood to claim her (no posters, no signs, no one knocking on doors). We were blessed with 16 wonderful years with her. She, just as all the dogs I've been blessed with, was the best dog I ever had.

[jeanturner]

Never have I seen such courage and athleticism in one Canine. Incredible talent and incredible athlete

[Supernumerary]

A Belgian Malinois named Heidi once lived in my neighborhood. She became best friends with my 12 pound Shi-Poo named Oreo. I’ve never been so awestruck by a living creature. Heidi’s life force, her spirit, was incredible. Her posture and appearance frightened everyone. However she was actually extremely kind and friendly. She was the most wonderful creature I’ve ever come to know. She’s now unfortunately several years deceased. I will never forget her. Whenever we walk by Heidi’s former yard, my Shi-Poo Oreo always stops and searches for her friend Heidi.

[roylopez]

This breeds energy, athletic, power, speed and attitude is on another level.

[elsaarauz]

Im a 64 grandmother and have three of them lots of work great dogs love my dogs

[justice]

This is one breed that will never have an abusive owner or trainer. Their intelligence’s is off the charts and their precision of the target is laser focus.

[LazerTrout]

I grew up with malinois dogs. My favorite was my father's working dog Akku. He was a police dog, working with explosives. He had bit of an attitude when he was younger but always willing to play, work and cuddle. Many were afraid of him only to end up loving him (my grandmother is afraid of dogs but she loved Akku). He had almost human like quirks and nature, being very smart and having quite the personality. He passed away few years ago and gotta tell you, I have seen my father cry only two or three times in my life but he cried when we buried that dog.

[Mr.DuBetter]

Not only are they extremely athletic, they are probably the most intelligent dog breed I've dealt with, they observe all the time and constantly learn

[ilferrari]

1:58 Love the way he puts his leg out to avoid hitting the tree.

[KA-gimi]

I've never seen a dog walk a tight rope - backwards too. Amazing breed.

[harlemhornet]

They're such amazing creatures it's truly awe inspiring. One thing that's beautiful to see is when they're given a ceremony, dawned with medals for their services. Even though they may not understand what or why people are clapping and the ceremony is taking place, The fact that they are shown the love and appreciation for their service, similar to that of a human being is a beautiful thing. That they're portraits are hung with pride throughout Police Stations, Military Offices, Team Rooms and Etc. Dogs are such special, invaluable partners to mankind. That's why those who needlessly abuse, neglect, beat, dog fight and or all other forms of sick inhumane mistreatment of dogs (OR any animal for that matter) are individuals void of basic humanity., And should be dealt with as such.

[tekawolf]

I get chills watching these dogs perform! They are an amazing breed!! Makes me want one. 😢 ❤

[wviii]

I've had to watch this 3 times to believe what I was seeing. Absolutely incredible athlete.

[deborahd]

intelligent, brave, well behaved with other dogs and people, i have a mix belgian shephed tervueren and i love her a lot. Pls don´t be scared of dogs and their happy energy, please love them and respect them. We can learn a lot from their patience, kindness and joy in life, they are precious creatures!

[nighthawx]

Their fearlessness is absolutely insane.

[rajendraprasad]

I think this dog is the ninja in the dog world, great athletism

[alphaomega]

2:01 that leg block against the tree is a master piece 👏🏼

[shaynelahmed]

Awesome...NEVER SEEN ANYTHING LIKE IT! ...MY HAIRS STANDING ON END! .. can't believe ANY dog could trapeze... Or walk up a wall!
Thank you much for this!!