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Dog: GuarΓ‘ - Belgian Shepherd MalinoisDog trainer and owner: Renato C. Bueno
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Hey, great shot!
I did a watercolor painting based on this pic, here's a link if you want to check it out: [link]
tell me what you think of it
See ya
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Ok, i will not play with him.... Too scary
Nice timing
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Haha, how would like that mouthful of teeth coming at you? I wouldn't, that's for sure!
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Nice job! I've done this with my own dogs before, I'd suggest using a back tie (I do it on a tree) so you don't have the distracting person in the background. If you can do as good a job in this photo as a back tie one you'd get the same effect of no leash/no collar.
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That's a good idea.. problem is that was not my dog... she was crazy to get a piece of me... for real! Couldn't tie her to a tree cause the leash would break apart, from the blows. I was a withing two feet from her... that would spell disaster. But if it's your own dog... I totally agree with you!
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So you wouldn't trust the leash to be tied to the tree but you trust it with a person holding it? What the hell is the difference? If the leash was that shitty you were asking to get hurt BADLY. Really doesn't matter what's at the end of the leash as long as it's secure.
I haven't just done this with my own dogs; this is he best way to get barking photos IMO. But I would NEVER do any bitework (for training or photography) with equipment that I couldn't trust. One way ticket to the ER.
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Gee, Kildrae, itβs a long storyβ¦ in a nutshell, the thing isβ¦ the guy behind the dog is an experienced dog trainer and that dog is an award-winning highly trained Melinois. So, I felt safer having him hold her than tying the leash to a solid, inflexible object, which would cause more strain on the equipment, which hadnβt won my complete, 100% trust. I rest my case! 
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I'm just flabbergasted that you'd use equipment that wasn't 100% and risk some nasty puncture wounds for a photograph.
Just an FYI, I'm sure this guy isn't the only experienced dog trainer out there with a trained Malinois. Having been in the industry long enough and seen enough titled, "award winning" dogs really doesn't mean anything to me. It doesn't matter which teeth do the damage, imo. I'm simply dumbfounded that you'd risk serious injury for this. To each their own.
Again, great photo.
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Thank you for the feature... she's a great dog!
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No problem...the breed is awesome, so i believe you when you say she's great
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Great shot! and dog breed, any training tips? we got some small issues
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thanks! YEs, great breed indeed!
Small issues? What are they?
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Well Sera our malinois is now almost 2, very sweet dog to us as 'pack leaders' and also to our cats, but she's very difficult with other people and dogs. With people it takes allot of time and effort will she accept the new 'group member', as for other dogs she just to way to 'dominant/defensive'. But let me stop before this gets too long 
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Jelle... you know that guy..Cesar Millan (not sure about the last name)... has a TV show about dog training... he's good.
Anyways... Good luck with Sara!!
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Hi, yes we know the program, and yes he's is good on tv but I dont believe it, well we dont see the hole story of what he does, if you know what I mean. Oke I know its allot about body langauge and we've read allot of books and talked to allot of people with good intentions, but in the end no real result.
Thanks anyway
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Yeah...I know what u mean...
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haha, a great show, i love the expression XD I have terv myself :3
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wow !!! great pic ! 
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Well, for one it's in their blood... the instinct of attacking and protecting their owner. But of course they're well trained for this. My friend Renato Bueno is the responsable for perfecting this dog's attacking skills. She's really good.
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wow cool my dog dog would just want a pat or something if i were being attacked lol the most ive got him to do is raise his fur once... owell i just pretend he bites
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These babies got big teeth, don't they?!!
thanx for the fav!
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Hehe yeah they do I've got some fun 'aligator teeth' shots of my puppy! No probs
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i love how that guy's just peeking over behind the dog.
hahahaha
this is a wonderful shot!!
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Oh wow, I love this picture! Do you mind if I use it for stock, I promise to put credits on the image & show you?
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Ok, that's a deal... go right ahead!
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lol wow u musta been seriousely pissin that dog off hahaha
lovely pic though really good shot as well
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I definitely was!! lol
Thanks!!
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hahahah so smart!!
i like making my dogs mad too
espcially my rotty cuz he'll go to nip you or something but just ends up putting his mouth around ur arm or leg as a warning haha
so droooly!!!!
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Now that is a nice working Belgian Malinois. My dog is half mal, half shepherd. She's a big baby now, but she did used to be, lol.
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Incredible breed indeed!
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Yes! Though I must admit that I prefer Dutch Shepherds.
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haha i just noticed there is a man behind the dog!
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Wow, again, a powerful image.
I like this shot more than the other.
Great job.
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Peaceful like a thorn in my ass! 
But nice...actiony...evil dog thang here.
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hehehe
Really showing off some teeth...
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Grr baby, very grr.
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You really caught the dogs expression in this! Good job
Is it a malinois?
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Sorry! A mistake. I meant to say I was told it's a Belgian Shepherd ... NOT a German Shepherd.
Now, I'm really not sure about the difference between a Malinois and a Belgian Shepherd.
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Oh! Well, malinoises are belgian shepherds. There's 4 different kind of those and malinois is the belgian shepherd with short fur
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