She's beautiful and she's not biting out of fear or meanness. She looks like it's a game for her and she is determined to win. Yes, keep her and let her give you more like her.
This dog is one of the really special dogs you dream of finding, again her raw talents can easily be molded w your training program. Shes a keeper and as others have already said, shes also the reason if you want a malimonster this fantastic, YOU must be trained also.
I definitely recommend you keep Juice.She has amazingly pray driven and nice temperament and lovely size.Should do well in your breeding system,she’s a keeper!
My 5 month old girl Wallace is like a person who happens to look like a dog. My 11 year old boy Mal is her trainer (ok me too). They are so wonderful together. Male for life xxxx
Oh shes Beautiful❤❤i Love her face markings, the eyebrows💕and her Attitude is wonderful, pure Joy watching her on the decoy. 6:14 shes on the hunt for the Bad Guy😁
oh, you should definitely keep that one. and you should also do videos with her, to show the general dog-owner that this is NOT just any dog. 🤣 luckily for me, i already know that, and i'd NEVER get a dog like her. i do think she seems supercool, though - so have fun, whatever you do with her! 💯💫💚
She is absolutely beautiful... I wish you was in my budget range I would take her or any puppies if bread with the problem sire awesome dog Haz.. can't wait to see her progression
Definitely keep Juice. I absolutely love the character of this girl too. She's intense, feisty, but standing next to you, you can also see that she's calm (yet alert) and has a good gentle temperament to those handling her. I reckon that her puppies will be good working dogs and if one or two out of them aren't perfectly cut out for the job, they'll be perfect for families in which one of them wishes to do training with them; entering competitions. That's the case with my dog (Malinois x Dutchy). I picked her as one of the last in the litter and although she's not the feistiest of the bunch as puppies, she's still incredibly smart and has good biting power for a beginner like myself.
She is one in a 50, maybe one in a 100 even... And so beautiful and sound conformation and pigment also. I would part with my finger first before I would sell her. Great genetic and sport potential in this female, drive out of this world, stable, capable of repeating and repeating obedience and tracking, and wonderful genetic bites.
I just got one I took her in from the streets of Mexico. She is beautiful now not nearly dead. Very smart bitch about 1 year old and demonstrates all these qualities. I'm lucky...wish I could post a picture.
I have seen many pit bulls with this same intensity and drive. Many game bred pit bulls have this drive and more with the same full deep grip. Seen many Malinois like her too. I like her cause she reminds me of a pit bull.
@@bourboncat9229 Yes, I have heard this also. I’m sure there are a lot of suspect pedigrees in the Netherlands. They do the same thing with the Iditarod sled dogs too, you ever wonder why the best and fastest sled dogs have shorter hair than traditional huskies? They are adding pit bull for drive and gameness, those dogs will die on the trail before giving up.
@@goforbroke6026 well yes, the goal of a working breed isn’t to remain pure ever. It’s to compete and get the job done. This is why gamebred dogs also aren’t as pure as people say and have other types of working dogs back crossed into the best. This is why workinglines are always more healthy and intense than showlines or certain other workinglines. This all comes down to quality studs and dams or just plain old outcross and then line breeding on the best individuals. The best cull hard and don’t let their product get out until they have perfected it. That’s why only those that know, know.
@@bourboncat9229 I agree and disagree. I agree a working breed is designed to get a job done however in the case of a game bred pit bulls I disagree. The game bred pit bull is one of the purest breeds of dogs in existence today. The dna testing and results on dogs are still not very accurate. There is not enough data to accurately pinpoint various breeds. Can you get generalities from dna testing? Yes but not accurate enough to really know. There is not any breed of dog that can be added to a game bred pit bull to make it better as a fighting dog. Successful dog men fear ever breeding outside their family let alone to a completely different breed. A complete outcross to a different breed would set their program back years, decades, and possibly unrecoverable. If any other breeds by slight chance were added to game bred bloodlines it most likely happened over 100 to 200 years ago or more simply due to there not being enough pure pit bulls available to breed to in their area. Colby has pure lines dating back approx 200 years going into England and Ireland when they were still Staffordshire Bull Terriers. Game bred pit bulls excel at what they do because they have been selectively inbred and line bred for hundreds of years not outcrossed. Gameness is an elusive trait because it goes against the laws of nature. Nature tells an animal to run to stay alive to live another day, gameness is the trait to stay in the fight and die if need be. Show line pit bulls have not been bred for this trait which is why they and other breeds are different. Many trainers do not understand this as when a pit bull fights or is driven, they are not coming from a place of trying to be dominant. It is not about dominance or the pack. Shepherds and other dogs have a pack mentality, game bred pit bulls are not pack dogs. Outcrossing to any other breed other than game bred pit bulls will do nothing for gameness. If you want a working dog or pit bull for anything but dog fighting then yes outcrossing can have benefits but to weed out undesirable traits and to gain consistency inbreeding and line breeding is the way to go. Inbreeding does not create health problems in itself, it simply brings both good and bad traits to the surface so they can be bred torwards or away from.
Looks like a great one ...natural strong and deep grips....strong and relaxed in the work ...with more training she definetely can prove her worth as a breeding prospect ...just hope her hips and elbows turn out well
great dog but needs some conditioning....the dutch dont invest time in conditioning, but when they get long runs and some springpole twice a week and they get fit fast. Tommy is a solid producer. greetings from germany
Those who don't know about dogs, they get a female. Those who know about dogs, they get a male. Those who REALLY know about dogs, they get a female. And I am sure you REALLY know about dogs.
Awe - I believe she is related to my personal female Mal named Ari (BRN 31184). If you do breed her, I would love to have a solid female from her, green puppy. We do not breed at all so not to worry :)😍😍😍😍
I love the slip lead you're using on her. When I first started watching, I thought she had a US Army Airborne medallion around her neck. I need one of these slip leads for my Draco. AA🦅
oh she's a nice one, I'd train, title and breed from her, few females quite that bold :) I think she'd be a good rival for Patty who's just won PSA championship (disconcerning dog on insta), might be from same lines too.
