Proven IKC Registered Belgian Malinois for stud

🐕 Gunner – Proven Belgian Malinois Stud

Deanos Boy (Gunner) is a handsome, athletic and proven Belgian Shepherd Dog – Malinois available at stud.

Gunner is Irish Kennel Club (IKC) registered, born 8 January 2023, and has a fully documented pedigree.

🧬 Proven Stud – Natural Mating & AI

Gunner is now a proven sire with 3 successful litters:

- 🐾 2 litters from natural mating

- 🧬 1 litter through Artificial Insemination (AI)

- 🐕 3 successful breeding outcomes

Having successfully produced litters through both natural mating and AI, Gunner is an established and proven breeding male.

📜 Pedigree

Gunner has a documented IKC pedigree covering multiple generations.

Name: Deanos Boy

Breed: Belgian Shepherd Dog – Malinois

Sex: Male

DOB: 8 January 2023

Colour: Red, Black Overlay

IKC Registered

Sire: Dark Prince (M)

Dam: Zaza Belle (M)

His pedigree includes established Malinois bloodlines, with his full pedigree documentation available to genuine breeding enquiries.

🐕 Temperament & Character

Gunner is not only a proven stud but also a much-loved family dog.

He is:

- Intelligent

- Loyal

- Confident

- Athletic

- Protective

- Well trained

- Well socialised

- Good with children

- Good around other dogs

- Strong working drive

He has a good balance between working ability, drive and family temperament.

🧬 Artificial Insemination Available

AI is available for suitable females.

Gunner has already successfully produced a litter through AI, giving breeders the option of using this method where natural mating isn't practical or suitable.

📍 Stud Enquiries

Genuine breeding enquiries welcome.

For enquiries, please provide details of your female, including:

- Age

- Pedigree

- Previous litters, if applicable

- Health testing

- Location

Gunner's IKC pedigree and further information can be provided to genuine enquiries.

🐾 Gunner – Deanos Boy

Belgian Shepherd Dog – Malinois

IKC Registered | Proven Stud | 3 Litters | Natural Mating & AI Available

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