When the First Malinois Landed in the States
The historical timeline reveals when the first Belgian Malinois dogs arrived in the United States from Europe.
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How the FCI Classifies the Malinois
The Fédération Cynologique Internationale classifies the Belgian Malinois using global standards that preserve breed health.
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Whether a Malinois Can Be Bred to Another Variety
Breeding a Belgian Malinois with other varieties like the Tervuren involves understanding the four distinct Belgian Shepherd types.
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The Laekenois Beside the Malinois and Why It Is Rare
The rare Laekenois and the famous Belgian Malinois share ancestry from four Belgian Shepherd varieties created in the nineteenth century.
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The Malinois Against the Groenendael
Belgian Malinois and Groenendael dogs share a history as two distinct varieties of the Belgian Shepherd breed.
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The Malinois Against the Tervuren
The Belgian Malinois and Belgian Tervuren share ancestry and differences in appearance, temperament, and coat lengths.
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Why Belgium Sorted the Malinois Out by Coat
Belgian working dogs sorted by coat length and texture explain how the Malinois emerged as a distinct variety.
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The Years the Belgian Malinois Was Standardized
The standardization history of the Belgian Malinois details Professor Adolphe Reul and the Club du Chien de Berger Belge.
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The Belgian Farm Dogs the Malinois Came From
Nineteenth-century Belgian farm dogs working as all-round herders and guardians created the foundation for modern Malinois working traits.
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What Malines and Mechelen Have to Do With the Malinois
Belgian Malinois name origins linked to Malines and Mechelen explain how the same Belgian city got two language names.
