Josephine
I wanted to thank you for the replies re MaliRoos aggression. She was rehomed over a 6 week process of meet ups and fun and training. She settled then quickly and is a happy happy busy pup, adored and the centre of their life. I know I was soooo lucky. There are good people out there and I’ll be thankful forever for her second chance. Thank you again for the help.
Kerry
Hi my 1 year old malinois has started losing hair on his neck, I use a martingale collar and have been using the same prong collar that you
use in your videos. He is walking so much better using the prong collar and still pulls and bolts away a lot when using only the martingale, but recently(last two weeks) we have seen what I can only describe as a shortening of the hair where his collar goes. Is it possible this could be a reaction to using a prong collar for all of his walks.CI take him out three times a day for about 20-30 minutes a time.
Gabe
I heard two opinions when training dogs to bite work : 1) you do not train the dog to bite you with a sleeve 2) it’s actually a fun good exercise although of course is different with a helper. So my opinion is that a dog must learn to bite at command no matter what and teaching the dog to bite your sleeve is a very good practice. What is your view and what do you advise?
Julie
We live in a rural area with 4 acres out land our 9 month Malinois doing well recall agility how do I start protection training we just want him to make us aware of any presence on or off the lead.
PJ
Just want to thank you for your advice last week regarding the pack behavior upon taking on a 3rd dog. Am now going back over basics with the adopted pup. I thought it would be easy with 2 trained dogs but I am so glad I renewed my subscription prior to this unexpected situation and have the guidance of your lessons.
