22 month old male Malinois for sale

Konnie Hein · 07-10-2008, 10:35 PM

“Crash”
UKC registered, intact male Malinois born 9/06

Sire: “Boss”
out of Zahra Perle de Tourbiere by Kukay’s Rex, PH II

Videos of Boss:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c02gIHWUau4
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vu9W-QdyNJ8
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9LC67TxjY-Q

Dam: “Lois”
out of Sculpadog Outa Space by Halusetha’s Clovis Tico, IPO III

Crash is a high-drive dog who loves bitework. He has a nice balance of prey and social aggression and was started in FR as a pup (all leg work). He is very stable and clear-headed. Very calm, deep grip. Has been exposed to clatter sticks and other distractions while doing bitework and has no issues with them. He knows basic obedience commands (plus some advanced FEMA-style obedience and control work). All obedience training so far (aside from the out initially) has been inducement/positive reinforcement style training with food or a ball-on-a-rope. Through his FEMA USAR training, he knows the basics of how to find live humans in wilderness situations or buried in rubble with a bark alert upon finding them.

Video of Crash (more video upon request):
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kRaDy7r1LUY

I originally hoped to train him for FEMA USAR, but he would be much happier as a FR/MR/PSA dog. He is a carbon copy of his sire, but he is more clear-headed than Boss. Could potentially be a good patrol dog if size is not an issue. As far as I know, his siblings are all in working homes - dual purpose patrol, USAR, wilderness SAR/HRD, Schutzhund and flyball/agility (sister). I assisted in raising several of Crash's siblings and he was definitely the pick of the litter (which is why I kept him!).

He is not a huge dog – 48 lbs. He makes up for his size with his attitude.

Raw fed and not over-vaccinated. Exposed to a variety of environments including rubble, large crowds, kids, long-distance road travel and training at various locations. Has taken all of it in stride.

For an experienced handler only.

Email me for more information:
K9riot@yahoo.com

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Konnie Hein Bit the Handler View User's Photo Gallery Status: Senior Member Training: Search & Rescue Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Connecticut Posts: 800	22 month old male Malinois for sale “Crash” UKC registered, intact male Malinois born 9/06 Sire: “Boss” out of Zahra Perle de Tourbiere by Kukay’s Rex, PH II Videos of Boss: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c02gIHWUau4 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vu9W-QdyNJ8 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9LC67TxjY-Q Dam: “Lois” out of Sculpadog Outa Space by Halusetha’s Clovis Tico, IPO III Crash is a high-drive dog who loves bitework. He has a nice balance of prey and social aggression and was started in FR as a pup (all leg work). He is very stable and clear-headed. Very calm, deep grip. Has been exposed to clatter sticks and other distractions while doing bitework and has no issues with them. He knows basic obedience commands (plus some advanced FEMA-style obedience and control work). All obedience training so far (aside from the out initially) has been inducement/positive reinforcement style training with food or a ball-on-a-rope. Through his FEMA USAR training, he knows the basics of how to find live humans in wilderness situations or buried in rubble with a bark alert upon finding them. Video of Crash (more video upon request): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kRaDy7r1LUY I originally hoped to train him for FEMA USAR, but he would be much happier as a FR/MR/PSA dog. He is a carbon copy of his sire, but he is more clear-headed than Boss. Could potentially be a good patrol dog if size is not an issue. As far as I know, his siblings are all in working homes - dual purpose patrol, USAR, wilderness SAR/HRD, Schutzhund and flyball/agility (sister). I assisted in raising several of Crash's siblings and he was definitely the pick of the litter (which is why I kept him!). He is not a huge dog – 48 lbs. He makes up for his size with his attitude. Raw fed and not over-vaccinated. Exposed to a variety of environments including rubble, large crowds, kids, long-distance road travel and training at various locations. Has taken all of it in stride. For an experienced handler only. Email me for more information: K9riot@yahoo.com __________________ Konnie Hein "Search dogs must possess intelligence, agility, perserverance and dedication, but their most important quality is courage." -Elizabeth Kreitler, VATF-1

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