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Disagree - and I train and own Malinois. OVER Socialization can actually cause these issues. Gradual socialization, when they're at the right age and the right frame of mind, slowly is the best way. They also don't "need" any amount of running a day and can be left alone... if they are trained right. Malinois need mental stimulation more than physical. They need a JOB of some sort, even if its just doing some training routine repeatedly. They're more dog than most people can handle, because they try to over supply the physical side and not the mental side. They're really a dog for people who really, really like dogs and can pour their heart and soul into them.

@EuroS50 we all got our own opinions and its wotever works for that individual person but they do need lots of exercise and mental stability

Baskerville Muzzle. let's the dog open its mouth to pant, drink, and even eat.

@@chriscastro4022 this muzzle is only for a belgian malinois right

they're for any dog breed.

They seem to come in a wide range of heights. Especially the ones from different parts of Europe. I believe it's because the breeders are still focused on performance rather than specific measurements.

HAHAH Same

Ah bro sorry nah he does that too dogs not too humans xD but the dude in the vid isnt even talkin too his dog dont do the mistake too he need too be correctet

You are a fucking idiot, and your girls sooner or later will get mauled.

This is my dog's trainer and he is a literal dog whisperer. First, your comment doesn't make sense, it is hard to follow comprehensively. Second, He uses his knowledge incredibly, so I'm confused by your comment in many ways.

A basket muzzle. Brand is Baskerville. The dog can pant, during and even take treats with it on.

Baskerville

Me too I got mine 2 days ago and he attacked my friend today luckily he’s a small puppy I had a German shepherd before but he was nothing like this

Use an ecollar and research a lot about how to use it and evrything

That's not the type of aggression you want. That's just fear.

@Dave ??

Find a local training dog school for him.

Lol! My Mal would probably play with the robbers too and lead them inside the house. She loves people too much.but i wouldn't want her to be aggressive like this.

How do i get my 6 month female to become aggressive

@@thenightshiftclips7460 why do you want your dog to become aggressive?

@@ayvathedog1449 to protect my house And not play with the robbers

@@thenightshiftclips7460 it will naturally protect the house

@@luckydragon0538 well i tried many times, shes just playful, if u have any tips for her to become aggressive pls tell me

It’s not, it’s called an E-collar, they don’t shock or hurt the dog in any way. There are 2 settings, one vibrates and the other is a stim. It’s the same thing as a tens unit that people use. The settings go from 0-100 and I’m sure if you turned it up to 100 it’d shock, but no one in their right mind would turn it up that much. Most dog only need it between 4 and 6 and in cases like this you may turn it up to 25 depending on the situation. People can’t feel it until about a 12 and its a very small tingle, I’d know because I have put it on my own neck to test it out. It didn’t scare the dog, it’s a correction, dogs need corrections, they aren’t humans, you can’t explain things to them. Dogs correct each other with teeth, growling and biting. A dog snapping at another dog would be the same as me telling someone to leave me alone. So in order to correct a dog, the best tools are either a prong, or an E-collar. And since clearly the prong hadn’t been working, he used a, E-collar. (Although the prong would have worked if it had been placed properly.) Don’t go around saying stuff you don’t know.

Shut up u don’t know what u talking bout

true , u should never abuse/be aggressive with dogs. You should teach them how to behave but not with shock collars in that way they will most likely become even more aggressive

katja Ikona ecollars can be helpful as part of training and used properly

@@briandelaney9710 correct; but ignorant people choose to remain that way. I still hear 'electric collar' used nearly 30 years after they went out of availability. E-collar is totally different, but 'shock collar' is a biased term that the ignorant still assert...

It’s not, it’s called an E-collar, they don’t shock or hurt the dog in any way. There are 2 settings, one vibrates and the other is a stim. It’s the same thing as a tens unit that people use. The settings go from 0-100 and I’m sure if you turned it up to 100 it’d shock, but no one in their right mind would turn it up that much. Most dog only need it between 4 and 6 and in cases like this you may turn it up to 25 depending on the situation. People can’t feel it until about a 12 and its a very small tingle, I’d know because I have put it on my own neck to test it out. Don’t go around saying stuff you don’t know.

Do you believe techniques can be mixed? Or transitioned from one to another as the situation demands?

@@chriscastro4022 - Absolutely! :) I think if you had moved him a distance away and worked on some of his training so that he could focus on YOU and not on the cause of the fear, he would have overcome it more easily. Granted, my way can take longer, but it looks like you took him there and spent some time allowing him to settle down, and then maybe even took him back a couple more times, right? You totally invested the time in working with him, I just wonder if you had allowed him to learn to settle a distance away and moved up in small steps would have been easier on him than flooding him in the beginning. All distraction training is a form of flooding, but it's easiest on the dog if the flooding is more of a trickling, know what I mean? I get that it's not like you came in and plunked him on center stage or anything ;) but I think he would have had a more successful initial reaction if you would have given him even MORE distance at first. That's all. Not trying to be critical. I don't know whose service dog he is, but I appreciate that you are taking the time to work with him and help him get over his fear! :)

I think I know what you mean. I don't think you are in error, but your style is probably different from mine and that's okay. I don't mind that the dog is conflicted or distracted by his owner being close. I want the dog to give me a hard time because he gives his owner a hard time. I want to show her what to do when he acts this way. My private lessons are more to teach owners than train the dogs. He may go to the ground, or bite and pull on the leash as many times as he wants and I will counter it every time until he learns that my persistence is stronger than his, no matter who is around us. After time and repetitions the dog responds quicker, and will not just be acquainted; we'll know each other very well.

@@chriscastro4022 Í work Whit the owners togheter two. But I allways pet attention to the state of mind of the dog cause that's the better way a dog process the data I give him... If a dog goes to far in emotions it stops thinking... Cause those 2 works in opositive way ... Emotions blocks the cognitive .. And cognitive blocks the emotions. And this is a example of that. If you take out the distraction and focus the dog to you... The dog will start to proces your data. I do the same controling the owner distance and at the end use the dog going back to his owner as a reforcer. But as you say... Every one works diferent and it's no wrong way keeping the bases of Training.

@@kliserio01 you're right to notice how I'm different. My formal training is with military dogs in U.S. Army Special Forces. We train for War. Stress, distraction, and discomfort are always present. These conditions are very mild in comparison and Bart(the dog) achieved his training objectives in less than 10 mins. 1, stop biting the leash when e collar stimulation is applied; 2, give a loose leash with e collar stimulus.

@@chriscastro4022 I have K9 Police Trainning knowledge .. Forming Civil protection dog ... Narcotic.. Behavior and search and rescue dog. I respect all professional work.. I know to use all the training tools including e-collar work. And my base training it's whit the dog not the owner ... I teach the owner but my main work it surround Whit the dog. The dog is the teacher and the tool to be use depends on the dog not what the owner wants ... So I'm not married Whit a specific tool or time to be invest on the dog. Cause I want the dog to learn and not to teach the owner how to inhibit a behavior... Atend the root of a behavior to modify the behavior problem. That's the main reason in my coment... I didn't saw the trainer or the owner... I read the dog behavior and understand that in all learning process there is a amount of stress that the dog has to deal with it. But in all Trainner there is a learning process and Whe never stop learning... Untill why say so.

@@kliserio01 I see. Thank you for your sharing your perspective. I will take all your words into consideration. Anything else you share will be very much appreciated.