The Malinois originated in the 13th century, originated in Belgium, and is the only Belgian short-haired sheepdog, is also a well-known ancient variety, originating near Marin, Belgium. Very popular in Belgium. This very intelligent dog with multiple uses excels in many activities such as tracking, guarding, drug and bomb detection, search and rescue, sheep herding and dragging. While this dog isn't for everyone, with proper socialization it can be an excellent family companion. Today, Groandas and Teflons are mostly used as family companions, while Lacanos and Malinois are used as guard dogs.
The Malinois is a square-shaped dog, roughly equal in length and height. Well-mannered, muscular but not bulky, strong but agile. Head and neck held up proudly. Viewed from the side, the body and limbs are in square proportions, that is, the topline, forelimbs, and hindlimbs form an approximately square structure. The overall structure gives the impression of depth and reliability without being bulky. The head is well-defined and clean, strong but not heavy. The size is in proportion to the body. The expression shows alertness, concern, and readiness for action.
body size: height 55-66cm, The weight is about 28kg; the body is square, and the length and height are roughly the same. Well-mannered, muscular but not bulky, strong but agile. Head and neck held up proudly. Viewed from the side, the body and limbs are in square proportions, that is, the topline, forelimbs, and hindlimbs form an approximately square structure. The overall structure gives the impression of depth and reliability without being bulky.
Head: The head is well-defined, strong but not heavy. The size is in proportion to the body. The expression shows alertness, concern, and readiness for action. Eyes brown, preferably dark brown, medium in size, slightly almond shaped, not prominent. The eye rims are black. Ears are approximately equilateral triangle in shape, firmly erect and in proportion to the head.
Body: The neck is rounded and of sufficient length, tapering from where it joins the body to the head. The topline is usually level, the withers slightly high, and the back is level, straight and firm from withers to croup. The croup is of medium length, gradually sloping. The body gives the impression of being powerful and not bulky. The chest is not broad, but rather deep, reaching to the elbows. The lower abdominal line is a smooth and graceful curve, and the abdomen is moderately developed, neither excessively raised nor belly. The loin, viewed from above, appears short, broad, and strong, smoothly joining the back. The tail is strong at the base, the bulge is curvilinear and slightly curved.
Coat: The coat is fairly short, straight, hard and weather resistant with a dense undercoat. The hair on the head, ears, and underside of the legs is very short. The hair is slightly longer around the neck, forming a scarf, and the tail and the back of the thighs are also longer. The hair is close to the body, neither standing nor drooping. The base color varies from camel to mahogany with black tips.
Personality: The Malinois is very confident and neither shy nor aggressive in new surroundings. Reserved towards strangers but very friendly to their owners. Naturally protective of themselves and their property, but not overly aggressive. Has a strong desire to work and responds quickly to the master's commands.
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