When we mention Malinois, our first reaction is to associate them with working dogs like police dogs and search-and-rescue dogs. Malinois are also known as Belgian Malinois. They were mainly found in Belgium in the past. Whether in terms of intelligence or their trainability and agility, Malinois can be said to be one of the outstanding dogs in the canine world. Therefore, Malinois can also be regarded as one of the best working dogs. Many people who raise Malinois focus more on training them to complete certain commands and tasks. The training of Malinois must be completed according to certain training sequences. Perhaps you do not know what the training sequences of Malinois are, so quickly take a look at the following content.

1. What are the training sequences for Malinois

Training sequences for Malinois have already been summarized for you. If we want to train Malinois, we should start with some basic small tasks. For example, the first step is to train their jumping, then train them to stand, sit, wait, move forward, lie down, shake hands, retrieve, come here… These training subjects are relatively simple beginner-level tasks. When training Malinois to complete these subjects, we can use food incentives to promote their training completion.

2. Are Malinois easy to train 

In my opinion, Malinois are relatively easy dogs to train. First, their obedience can be considered top-notch among dogs. Second, Malinois have very high intelligence. As long as we start focusing on cultivating and training them during their puppy stage, very good results can be seen before they reach adulthood. If training starts after they mature, it is very difficult to achieve the expected effects. Moreover, when training Malinois, remember not to hit them easily; the focus should be on encouragement, praise, and continuous motivation.

For many new owners raising Malinois, the training sequences for Malinois can be quite an unknown matter. However, the related content regarding training Malinois has been summarized in the article above. Finally, I hope everyone can happily and successfully train their dogs.