strong built,great character belgian malinois puppies

My puppies are 75% Malinois and 25% Dutch Shepherd. Mom (pic.9) is a purebred Belgian Malinois, coming from very good working lines (she's extremely intelligent and brave). Dad (pic.10) is half Belgian half Dutch Shepherd (his mother is a perfect example of a Dutch Shepherd and father is a working dog, handled by professional trainer). Puppies are healthy, strong and very good characters... vet-checked, wormed, vaccinated and microchipped. Raised at home on very good food. Well socialized.

The Belgian Malinois are workaholics, active and full of energy. They are very intelligent and physically fit dogs, extremely susceptible to training, but also a bit independent. Very devoted to their humans.

My puppies are looking for owners who know the breed and are willing to spend a lot of time playing, training and walking.

I want the puppies to have loving and devoted owners. I will be happy to answer any questions about each of them. Each puppy will get a starter kit!

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