The Belgian Malinois and the German Shepherd are often confused, but they have distinct physical and behavioral differences, despite having similar colorings and sharing histories as herding dogs.

German Shepherds and Belgian Malinois are often confused with each other. The two dogs share many physical characteristics and a working dog history, but they are quite different.

observed one Oxnard officer. The Cadillac here is the German shepherd--big, lumbering and powerful. The Porsche is the Belgian Malinois, a sporty European import that is light, tireless and so ...

Belgian Malinois temperament. There are some similarities between Belgian Malinois and German shepherd temperaments. Belgian Malinois are playful and energetic dogs that are very smart.

And has he heard that German police forces now prefer to work with the Belgian Shepherd, or Malinois? "Excuse me?" Curry asks, with an icy look in his eyes. He composes himself, and then launches ...

Bred in Malines, Belgium, where the breed gets its name, the Belgian Malinois is often confused with the German Shepherd. One of the four Belgian sheepdogs, the dog was the first of its kind used ...

One Belgian malinois, a common breed in police work ... A less experienced dog, a German shepherd put through the same exercise, essentially ignored his handler and kept barking.