I have 30 years of dog training and dog breeding experience. My dog training experience includes training protection, French Ring, Schutzhund, bird dogs, sled dogs and herding dogs. Anyone that has had a dog that has shown the pure enjoyment of being able to perform for what they have been bred for, understands. Those are dogs that have the human connection to succeed at any task to where dog and human succeed. It’s hard to explain unless you have had that moment.

You’ve heard all the stories about the “good ole shepherd” and “it’s just hard to beat a good shepherd” and that’s exactly what we’re after! I have found that the pure German Shepherds in current years have too many health issues and they start to age and fall apart around 7 or 8 years old, which is  the reason why we’re crossing them.  I love everything about the pure bred Belgian Malinois and Dutch Shepherd but sometimes they can be too much dog for the average person and environment. The cross between the breeds is producing a very solid, relaxed, bonding dog and you can see improvement on health, coat and longevity.