People who want a malinois should watch this. You can't change his nature. Haz is just teaching him a productive way to use that attitude, but that doesn't change his nature.
I think people see trainers with German Shepherds and Malinois in perfect obedience and they think they're just like any other pet dog breed.

The last words he said in this video ('get yourself a nice golden retriever') are só true!

My BM is my world. I am 62+ without any health issue because the daily rigorous exercises and playing with him take care of my physical and mental fitness as well.

Now that the movie "Dog" is out, soon you'll have a lot of Malis to deal with at your facility🤣

Listen to him several times and just accept it. Arguing or correcting does not make you correct and him incorrect. HE is a top level dog pro.

My beautiful 5 month old Mal Wallace is as graceful as a ballerina. I love her.

Im glad he showed what a hard correction is

My Mal girl was like this as a puppy. I built custom, heavy duty flirt poles to play with her.  I would yank the bait away and she would chase it.  Pretty soon I never had to "let" her win, because all it took was a moment of inattention and she would grab that bait, and it would be tug of war to the death. I foolishly used a metal keyring as a link between the pole and the bait cable, and before long, the keyring was bent and misshapen because of her intense play and strength. I should do a video on the custom flirt pole build.

This goes for most breeds! But I love the demonstration to "Correct it and forget it!" which is how you should correct a dog. Don't let the problem cause frustration. You might need to correct the same problem several times but don't correction build-up because of frustration!

What a good crazy boy

No one shares this type off content!! Thank you!! I just wished u lived in UK!! I have family in Canada my grandfather always comparing saying Canada is better!! I agree but don't let him know!! Thanks again for the chance to learn and study this way off life I'm goona have one day!!

Our Belgian is 8 weeks and MAN is she smart.

My 9 month is a cross Belgian mal and a Tervuren. Extreme resource guarding! Loves playing tug. Sometimes he won’t relinquish the toy, he has a certain look in his eye and I know it’s pointless saying ‘out’. So I have a tennis ball in my pocket for just that occasion, throw it and he drops the tug or frisbee. Then it’s safe to remove the toys.

Thanks for this. I like the way you are not patronising. Interesting and informative. Thanks

I love my baby Mal  yes it can be hard but since professionally training along with everyday hard work. She has become a great dog. I hope she progress to even be better.

I had a Zodt grandson who was a real hard case but so full of drive.

Look at the "zig zag" pattern on his tail, very cool! 😄

Thanks for posting this Haz!  I’ve been working on this with my 15 month old GSD but have found it difficult to get solid advice on how to deal with it.  We’ve had some success but I think this was very helpful and has given us another technique (with explanation) we can use!  Love the work you guys do!

Nice video, thank you 😊 it gave me a smile .. “it’s not a golden retriever” .. oh no it is another kind of league 😂 I have a combination of German shepherd (father) and malinois (mother) 4,5 months old, he is wonderfull but his character and appearance are sooo strong!

Excellent Channel, so glad I came across.  First Mal was young adult when I got her.  After no dog for 12 years, getting new puppy in a week.  I am fairly experienced, but the content in this channel is exactly what I am looking for to get my Mal off to a good start.  Thanks for all you are sharing!