Mom: CKC registered, 65 pounds
License #44606
Dad: AKC/CKC 80 pounds
This adorable CKC Belgian Malinois puppy is looking for a great FURever home!
Intelligent, loyal and energetic this puppy is sure to be a fun and active part of your daily life.
Comes with a 1 year Genetic Health Guarantee, up-to-date with Vaccinations and Deworming and a Vet issued Health Certificate.
Call or Text Jonathan Jr for more information.
Delivery Options are Available
Adv. ID:gl3YAOaZK
Litter details
LocationRonks, Pennsylvania
Puppies in litter6 male / 7 female
BreedBelgian Malinois
Age7 weeks, 4 days
Ready to LeaveOct 3, 2026
SexFemale
Health & Docs
Microchipped by collection dateVaccinations up to dateWorm treatedVet checkedParents are health testedRegistered
Info
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Adv. TypeFor sale
Original breeder
Other puppies in this litter
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Raina
Female$1,150
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Ranger
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Rascal
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Raven
Female$1,150
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Remi
Male$1,150
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Riley
Male$1,150
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Ripley
Female$1,150
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Rocky
Male$1,150
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Rosie
Female$1,150
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Rover
Male$1,150
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Roxy
Female$1,150
Available
Ruby
Female$1,150
Pros
The US military and Secret Service's preferred working dog — arguably the most capable dog breed alive for detection, protection, and patrol work
Extraordinary trainability for experienced handlers — the Malinois's drive and intelligence create a uniquely powerful human-dog partnership
Athletic and agile in a medium package — lighter and faster than the German Shepherd with equivalent work capacity
Belgian Sheepdog Club of America maintains active CHIC health testing requirements
Cons
Not suitable for first-time owners under any circumstances — this is a working dog that will develop serious behavioral problems without adequate leadership and activity
Drive is constant and high — a Malinois in an under-stimulated environment creates its own destructive "jobs"
The breed's growing popularity has produced poorly bred lines in the US civilian market; finding working-line breeders with health testing requires research
Dog aggression in working lines requires active management