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Belgian Malinois Kennel "Chien Policier" European Belgian Malinois Puppies, protection Belgian Malinois, German-owned and operated

02/16/2025

“Tuff” is coming along very well. I just put all the clips together. No editing!Incorporating training into your puppy’s daily walks is simple and effective, especially when using their meals as a reward, as demonstrated in the video. This session introduces new distractions, including goats and other dogs, yet he is responding remarkably well at such a young age. Consistency and simplicity are key to successful training.

02/12/2025

So excited 😁
Our Ouzo and Chamaca son will be working for a Sheriff’s Department in Mississippi

02/11/2025

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02/11/2025

Today's food for my dogs😁

02/10/2025

“Tuff” first time in a store starting exposure. Keeping it simple to start with

02/10/2025

There is always an exception to everything, but what fascinates me is how two people can raise two puppies from the same litter, with identical temperaments, yet end up with completely different results. One grows into an exceptional, social, and level-headed dog, while the other becomes highly reactive and unstable.

In over 30 years of working with dogs, I have only been attacked once—and that was by a dog that was clearly not stable. Every dog I’ve imported has never shown aggression toward me. Every dog I’ve raised has never attacked me. I always emphasize the importance of structure when raising these dogs, yet some owners allow them to take control of the household.

Some dogs can sleep in their owner’s bed without issues, but I personally don’t believe in it. Dogs should have their own designated space. Many dogs today are spoiled—they get unlimited food, endless toys, and the freedom to destroy whatever they please. They are essentially raised like entitled children, given everything they want without boundaries. Then, when something is taken away or they don’t get their way, they lash out. Structure and discipline are essential in raising a well-balanced dog.

02/09/2025

Available! Incredible 9 week old male out of IGP1 German import Quelle and Ring3 French import Ouzo. Exceptionally stable and driven male with strong food and prey motivation. He is an excellent candidate for sport or an active family companion. Fully vaccinated, dewormed, microchipped, and cleared by a veterinarian with a clean bill of health. A remarkable opportunity for the right home.
Please dm us or email us [email protected]

02/08/2025

He is determined at 5 weeks of age 😂

02/08/2025

The Truth About Socializing Your Puppy

Many people assume that raising a puppy is easy—just give strangers treats to feed them and let them play with every dog they meet. The idea is that this will create a neutral, well-socialized dog. However, this approach often has the opposite effect.

Think about it: if your puppy grows up expecting treats from every stranger, being constantly handled, and playing with every dog it sees, how can it remain neutral? Instead, your dog learns that strangers equal excitement and that every dog is a potential playmate—or worse, a threat if a bad experience occurs.

Fast forward to adulthood: you’re walking down the street, and your dog sees a stranger or another dog. Instead of remaining calm, it becomes overly excited or even reactive because it has been conditioned to expect interaction.

True socialization isn’t about constant interaction—it’s about teaching your puppy to focus on you and remain indifferent to distractions. Your dog should learn that people, other dogs, and the environment are simply background noise, not sources of excitement or stress. This creates a stable, well-balanced companion rather than one that seeks attention or reacts to everything around it.

When raising your puppy, prioritize engagement with you over outside distractions. Avoid letting every stranger handle or feed your dog, and don’t encourage play with every dog it meets. Instead, teach your puppy that you are the center of its world—this is the key to a well-behaved, neutral dog.

02/06/2025

“Tuff” first time food luring. He is a natural

02/04/2025

Puppies met the goats today 😂

02/04/2025

Over the past few years, I’ve observed a concerning trend in the dog training industry, and I believe it’s important for dog owners to be extremely cautious when selecting a trainer. While I strongly support individuals who are passionate about learning to train dogs and expanding their knowledge, the field has increasingly shifted toward social media-driven recognition rather than genuine expertise.

Many trainers today complete a brief certification course—sometimes as short as three weeks—and immediately market themselves as professionals. While certification can be valuable, it does not always equate to real-world experience, deep understanding of canine behavior, or the ability to tailor training methods to individual dogs. As a result, I have seen far too many cases where inexperienced or poorly trained professionals have unintentionally caused long-term mental and physical harm to dogs.

That’s why I strongly encourage dog owners to not only seek professional training but also to thoroughly vet their trainers. Ask about their education, experience, and training philosophy. Observe their methods to ensure they are humane, effective, and appropriate for your dog’s temperament and needs. Not all certifications or training programs are created equal, and flashy social media content does not necessarily reflect true skill or ethical practices.

I say this not to discourage professional training—on the contrary, a knowledgeable and skilled trainer can make a world of difference in a dog’s behavior and quality of life. However, I urge dog owners to be diligent, informed, and selective when choosing a trainer. I can’t help but feel nostalgic for the experienced, hands-on trainers of the past who prioritized results over recognition. While there are still many great trainers out there, finding the right one requires careful research and discernment.

02/03/2025

Available males out of Ring 3 titled French import “Ouzo” www.ebmal.com

02/02/2025

I understand things can happen in life but think twice about giving up your dog. They hurt when you leave them behind. I will always take any dog back that came from me but this is what I see in these dogs once they are returned,

I love you so much! You are my favorite person in the whole world! Oh wow, are we going for a ride? I love rides! My tail is wagging so fast I can’t stop it. Where are we going? The park? The woods? Maybe to see friends? I bounce in my seat, excited for the adventure.

But wait… I know this place. My nose twitches as familiar smells hit me. My ears perk up, recognizing the barking of other dogs. This is where I was born. This is where I lived before I met you. My heart starts to beat faster, but not in a happy way. I shift on my paws. Something doesn’t feel right.

You open the car door, and I hop out hesitantly, looking up at you for reassurance. You smile and pat my head, but there’s something strange about the way you do it. You lead me inside, and I press close to your leg, taking in all the scents.
You’re talking to a person. I don’t understand the words, but your voice is different—tight, quiet. You kneel and hug me, and I lean into you, licking your face. I love you so much. Wherever we go, I just want to be with you. But then… you stand up.

You’re walking me toward a kennel. My paws hesitate. No, no, I don’t want to go in there. I whine softly, looking up at you. Please, let’s just go home. But you gently lead me inside, and the door closes with a soft click.

Wait… why are you walking away? My ears go up. You forgot something, right? You’ll be right back. I press my nose to the bars, watching you. You’re talking to the person again. You glance back at me. I wag my tail slightly, waiting for you to open the door again. But you don’t.

You walk away.

I bark. Wait! You must have made a mistake. You forgot me! But then I hear it—your car starting outside. My heart pounds. My tail stops wagging. No, no, no. You wouldn’t leave me. You wouldn’t. You love me.

I bark louder. I cry. I whimper. My paws scratch at the kennel door, but you’re gone.

The first night, I don’t sleep. I keep listening for the sound of your car, for your voice, for your footsteps. But they never come. People walk by and try to comfort me. They give me food, but I don’t eat it. I don’t want their food—I want you.

The second day, I barely have the energy to bark anymore. My throat hurts. My body feels heavy. I curl up on the floor, staring at the door, waiting.

I heard someone say you had to move. I don’t know what that means. All I know is that you left. That I wasn’t part of your new life.

Did I do something wrong? Was I not a good dog?

I really thought you loved me. 😢

01/30/2025

Available males with incredible pedigree. Please visit our website www.ebmal.com

01/28/2025

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01/28/2025

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Reidsville, NC
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Tuesday	9am - 4pm
Wednesday	9am - 4pm
Thursday	9am - 4pm
Friday	9am - 4pm
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“Tuff” is coming along very well. I just put all the clips together. No editing! Incorporating training into your puppy’s daily walks is simple and effective, especially when using their meals as a reward, as demonstrated in the video. This session introduces new distractions, including goats and other dogs, yet he is responding remarkably well at such a young age. Consistency and simplicity are key to successful training.