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Belgian Malinois

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Belgian Malinois , a breed of medium-sized working dog developed in Belgium at the turn of the 20th cent. It stands from 22 to 26 in. (55.9-66 cm) high at the shoulder and weighs from 50 to 60 lb (22.6-27.2 kg). The smooth, straight coat is short except for longer hair around the neck, on the back of the thighs, and on the tail. It is brindled fawn in color with a black mask. One of three closely related types of sheepherding dogs from Belgium, the Malinois is distinguished from the other two, the Belgian sheepdog and the Belgian Tervuren, by coat and color only. In addition to being used... Read more
Belgian sheepdog
...varieties differing only in coat and color were finally bred true, i.e., the Belgian Malinois, Belgian sheepdog, and Belgian Tervuren. All were shown under the name Belgian sheepdog until 1959 when they were designated separate breeds by the American... Read more
working dog
...The following breeds are designated working dogs by the American Kennel Club: Alaskan malamute , Belgian Malinois , Belgian sheepdog , Belgian Tervuren , Bernese mountain dog , Bouvier des Flandres , boxer , Briard , bull mastiff , Cardigan... Read more

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