Malinois and Dutch Shepherd training

10/06/2026

Students Sargent and Bella.
Both dogs are rescues.
The handlers are great students and great canine leaders.

10/02/2026

Trying to find this beautiful girl a home.
She is much calmer then i expected.

we run a malinois rescue.we get about 10 calls a week .From people...

09/29/2026

12 week old Belgian Malinois Amber.

09/29/2026

Hello everyone.
Check this 12 week old belgian malinois puppy.
Amber.
I could tell in 1 minute she is a well bred puppy..
Meaning.shes pretty confident and curious.
Look at her body language,her tail.
We were hired by another rescue to help train her trainer/foster parent.
She will be up for adoption.

09/15/2026

Just got a message from last nights clients.
Rescue malinois Sargent is heeling perfectly.
Look at the bend in the leash.
This is called the loose leash heel.

09/15/2026

Well Sargent ,his handlers and his female pack mate,Bella came in this evening.
From 630 to 745.it got dark earlier than anticipated.
I had them bring both dogs for consistency.
It was a great session.
The owners might comment.
We covered so much.
I need to remind clients to video a lot of the session.
Because its almost information overload.
But the practical hands on stuff helps the information stick and make sense..

09/15/2026

This is what a Malinois/Pitbull x looks like.
He was just adopted from a shelter.By a lady.
Im trying to help make this work .so he dosent end up back in a shelter or worse.

09/14/2026

Sonian.
1 to 2 year old Belgian malinois thats was just adopted.
We offered some free training to whom ever adopted him.
They took us up on the offer.
Were happy to help saving him.

09/11/2026

Please welcome Sargent.
Just rescued.8 months old.
He and his handlers are coming in for training.

08/31/2026

Why didn't Sable the aggressive malinois go for me?
I'll tell you why.
After this meet.
The owner confided that i was the first person to approach her without her lunging and trying to bite.i know alot of people were disapointed because of the lack of drama in this video.
It comes down to phermones,which are similar to hormones.but occur outside the body.
Unlike hormones which work internally.
The owner/handler is putting out cortisal.
A stress hormone.because hes worried sable will do what she does.
Especially since i told him no muzzle.
So that alone triggers cortisol and stress in sable.
You can hear him repeat my command.i said 'come over and lets shake hands"
He wants to make sure thats what i said because he thinks its dangerous.
Then you hear me tell him to " relax".
Then he comes over,shields the dog away from me.again hes worried she's gonna go for me.
I tell him "you can turn and face me".
What does he do?
he repeats my command and i say yes.face me.
Him being so stressed worried me .because it makes sable think im a possible threat.
The only way i pulled this off.with Sable and quite a few other 'aggressive dogs.
And why other trainers wouldn't.
Is because,of me showing *and really feeling)no fear.something that comes from experience. Also i made no direct eye contact untill after the sit command.
My energy and my vibe is so low key and confident..it throws sables mind into a loop.
She dosent smell the pheromones and cortisol that is a totally normal reaction to meeting a,aggressive dog..
One bit of fear from me,and we would have had some,Dog Daddy Drama.
Sable is a good girl.
You see me hand 3 beef liver treats to the handler who gives it to sable.
The 4th treat handler reaches out,but i delivered it straight to sable with out looking at her..
Then i was off to the races with her.
She loved working with me.it was a very special feeling for me.
Her aggression comes from fear.
Although the average person or trainer probably wouldn't understand this.
Her handler,although experienced with prior malinois ownership and bite work.
Needs training as much or more than sable
Having a reactive and or aggressive dog can be extremely stressful.
So the handling skills we teach are so important.
Heres a shortned clip.
Listen to the handler as i talk to him very calmly.
Another thing that sable picks up.
The gentle communication vibe.