xorohede looking at the pedigrees of this dog is definitely mixed with other breeds, a lot of “x” malinois in him, even got some german shepherd blood, I would still have to look further into his ancestry to see about the pitbull, I know for a fact knpv malinois have pitbull blood, the percentage doesnt matter, they are not entirely pure. even if this dog does have pitbull its nothing for others to get offended about, these dogs are bred for utility before they are bred for pedigree alone.and this dog has many knpv dogs in his ancestry, the argument that he has no apbt blood just for the fact he has papers, is not a good one. also some of the pedigrees only go back until 1960s or 1950s for some dogs, we don’t know what blood was added before then, and yet the knpv program begin in 1907. for example his ancestor “Snap van de Molenbeek” has no pedigree showing before him, so when I researched his name to possibly find more info on other pedigree sites, I found some of his ancestors, maybe five of them, but before them, everything is unknown, dogs names would be recorded, but there is question marks next to their name and no other information can be found. pedigrees are not reliable because they can only go so far back, and can easily be tampered with or information on dogs left out or not found, which is why only partially reliable.some of his recent knpv malinois ancestors look extremly pitbull like for supposedly being only shepherds, and knowing the knpv’s track record of outcrossing, its not unlikely.Just look at his ancestor Stol(?). nothing about stol, no sire or dam recorded, and Stol is one of Snap van de Molenbeek’s great grandparents. The only thing found on this dog is his name. any kind of blood could have been in this dog and we would not know. so this long ass paragraph is just in defense of what you said to those that do not understand how KNPV dogs came to be. look at Duco II in pedigree database, which the dog in this video is related to.half pitbull half malinois.this dog is another “x” malinois/dutch shepherd.
@@novorossiya459 for sure Duco 2 has pitbull blood and many more malinois in the past.The pedigree and information on bloedlijnen.nl with the X malinois and dutch shepherds is not always correct. Without DNA nobody can proove . anything.Example BRN24165 Santos what do you think about this dog??
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They have some pit bull blood mixed in that dog.
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xorohede that breed was older than pitbull
Hello Xorohede, Are you right in this case ?? Than proof it here .Okay ? Otherwise Keep your Mouth .
xorohede looking at the pedigrees of this dog is definitely mixed with other breeds, a lot of “x” malinois in him, even got some german shepherd blood, I would still have to look further into his ancestry to see about the pitbull, I know for a fact knpv malinois have pitbull blood, the percentage doesnt matter, they are not entirely pure. even if this dog does have pitbull its nothing for others to get offended about, these dogs are bred for utility before they are bred for pedigree alone.and this dog has many knpv dogs in his ancestry, the argument that he has no apbt blood just for the fact he has papers, is not a good one. also some of the pedigrees only go back until 1960s or 1950s for some dogs, we don’t know what blood was added before then, and yet the knpv program begin in 1907. for example his ancestor “Snap van de Molenbeek” has no pedigree showing before him, so when I researched his name to possibly find more info on other pedigree sites, I found some of his ancestors, maybe five of them, but before them, everything is unknown, dogs names would be recorded, but there is question marks next to their name and no other information can be found. pedigrees are not reliable because they can only go so far back, and can easily be tampered with or information on dogs left out or not found, which is why only partially reliable.some of his recent knpv malinois ancestors look extremly pitbull like for supposedly being only shepherds, and knowing the knpv’s track record of outcrossing, its not unlikely.Just look at his ancestor Stol(?). nothing about stol, no sire or dam recorded, and Stol is one of Snap van de Molenbeek’s great grandparents. The only thing found on this dog is his name. any kind of blood could have been in this dog and we would not know. so this long ass paragraph is just in defense of what you said to those that do not understand how KNPV dogs came to be. look at Duco II in pedigree database, which the dog in this video is related to.half pitbull half malinois.this dog is another “x” malinois/dutch shepherd.
@@novorossiya459 for sure Duco 2 has pitbull blood and many more malinois in the past.The pedigree and information on bloedlijnen.nl with the X malinois and dutch shepherds is not always correct. Without DNA nobody can proove . anything.Example BRN24165 Santos what do you think about this dog??
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Looks like pitbull mix
No Pitbull in this female,
That's a knpv Dutch shepherd
@@kole6146 thanks. some knpv breeders like to mix different breeds, it's ok in knpv as I know.