FAQ

A black Belgian Malinois typically costs between $2,500 and $9,000, depending on breeder reputation and bloodline.

Yes, black Belgian Malinois are rare and not recognized by major kennel clubs like the AKC due to breed standard color requirements.

A black Belgian Malinois is a rare variation of the breed with a solid black coat, which is not recognized by the American Kennel Club breed standard. These dogs are physically identical to standard Malinois but may result from rare genetics or crossbreeding.

The four types of Belgian Shepherd dogs are the Tervuren, Malinois, Laekenois, and Groenendael.

Police often prefer Belgian Malinois over German Shepherds due to their lighter build, higher energy levels, and exceptional trainability, making them better suited for demanding, high-speed tasks.

The four types of Belgian Shepherds are the Tervuren, Malinois, Laekenois, and Groenendael; the Tervuren is distinguished by its long, black-overlaid coat.

Police often prefer Belgian Malinois over German Shepherds due to their superior agility, endurance, trainability, and energy levels for demanding work.

The four types of Belgian Shepherd are the Tervuren, Malinois, Laekenois, and Groenendael, each distinguished by coat type and color.

Police often prefer Belgian Malinois over German Shepherds due to their lighter build, greater agility, intense focus, and high energy, which make them exceptionally well-suited for demanding law enforcement tasks.

Yes, Belgian Tervurens tend to bark quite a bit due to their herding instincts and natural alertness, often using barking to signal perceived threats or assert control.