John Wick Dogs and Dog the Movie - Alpha Dogs - Ken Licklider Episode 111
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- Опубліковано 21 бер 2023
- The Belgian Malinois' in John Wick Part 3 Parabellum were among some of the most awesome dogs I've ever seen in a movie. The training, the obedience and the bite work was amazing. So where did these dogs come from? I found out in this conversation with Kenny Licklider of Vohne Liche Kennels. We sat down to a few chats and this one gives you an idea. We also discussed the Maliherd (Belgian Malinois x German Shepherd that he sold to the movie DOG with Channing Tatum.
This podcast has three parts.
1. John Wick Parabellum Belgian Malinois
2. the dog(s) from the movie Dog with Channing Tatum
3. some behind the scenes stuff from Ken's TV series Alpha Dogs!
Ken is known best for his work with the US Military war dogs, providing dogs for the most elite US forces. We touch on some of that in this chat as well, but much more of that to come in the Interview Podcast.
There's a lot to love in this podcast including the behind the scenes stuff about these dogs, where they came from, who they were, what he thought of the training and Kenny's thoughts on Halle Berry as a dog handler.
We also touch on Ken's show that ran on Nat Geo Wild "ALPHA DOGS." This show featured the work of Vohne Liche Kennels with police and military units and was a huge hit.
To learn more about Ken and Vohne Liche Kennels, check out the links below:
www.vohneliche.com
/ vohnelichekennels
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John Wick 1 - Starts with beagle, ends with Pit Bull.
John Wick 2 - Pit bull
John Wick 3 - Malinois.
I love those scenes. I could watch the dogs for hours. Keanu was good, too. 😄
I'm so love these interviews and when people talk about the shepherd Malinois mixes. The Malinois is actually one of the few breeds that actually still hasn't opened stud book in The Working world where they can integrate not only Dutch Shepherd, but working line German Shepherd for some size and stability, and sometimes even American Pitbull Terrier, Mastiff, Great Dane, even collie, and breed back to Dutch/Mal. This is where you get those really large looking Malinois, with big heads, wide heads, and not narrow and snipey. Generally, Malinois do not top out over 60 65lbs. But these 80, 90, even 110 lb Mal's I've seen are really the results of this kind of breeding for size and out crossing. Then certain specimens that resemble the breed enough can receive FCI recognition and even AKC recognition. This is what keeps the Malinois such an incredibly healthy breed. But to be frank I wish they would call them what they are which is an x Shepherd basically. Also, I wish they would open up the stud book on the working German Shepherd and do the same. The GSD does not need size, but it does need improved diversity in genetics for better Health. It could also use a little bit more Drive in some of the lines.
I loved Alpha Dogs. It was my favorite show ever. I think they should revive it!
My brother prefers male dogs. His dog is 18 months. He bought his before seeing the movie. He thought about getting another one but he and his wife do not want to go through the young puppy stage again. His dog goes everywhere with him and they do a lot together. It is his retirement dog.
I love watching your podcast, you always have awesome guests, Ken and Steve Stoops are my favourites by far because they are humble and relatable.
In regards to the differences between the dog gender, I heard a long time ago that if you have a dog of the opposite gender to you the bond is stronger or different than if it was the same.
This could just be anecdotal but when I’ve looked back on the dogs I’ve had it has held true, I’ve had a lot of dogs because I would take dogs that people were neglecting or just didn’t want, give them some basic training and turn them into good family dogs, then rehome them.
At the time we didn’t have a dog rescue, they would’ve gone to the pound and if their owner didn’t go get them they would be put down.
Thinking through my experience with these dogs and the ones I’ve kept as my forever dogs, I always had a great relationship with them regardless of any differences but there was definitely a difference between the genders.
All were/are very loyal, intelligent, and very loving but the males have been my shadow and just obsessed with me in a way that the females weren’t.
My females were very independent and happy to be with my family when I was away, whereas my males would get separation anxiety when I wasn’t around for short periods if I wasn’t onto it.
I find it to be a very interesting topic but I don’t think there’s been any proper studies done on it.
This is one of the reasons I only want female dogs. Good to know I’m not the only one that has seen the differences.
I have a male and female and what Kenny said about female dog mentality is absolutely spot on. My female pit is literally the dog I would take into a bar fight with me. She would have my back. She's tenacious, wants to be with me, great prey drive, and wants to do anything that allows her to be involved. My male is lazy af and just wants to find a couch or blanket lol. (male Rhodesian Ridgeback, female pit/lab mix). The one counter I would say is that female dogs in my experience tend to be too independent for my taste in the sense that they don't buy into the "pack" like male dogs do. My Rhodesian ceded being the alpha when he was a puppy. Whenever I have foster Malinois the males tend to be easier for me to manage because they allow me to be the alpha. My female is always testing me, trying to be the alpha and I've had the same issue with other female dogs in the past so that's the one nuance I would offer male vs female, just in my experience.
Our male Belgian Malinois pushes the limits. He is active enough. He loves being outdoors and he likes rough play. This month he starts professional training. He belongs to my brother who owns 9 acres. His dog likes exploring and he would run all over the 9 acres if we let him but we like him within our sight. He is very smart.
I have a 8 month old female, and she’s spectacular! She’s trained in all areas of work, and loves it! Her drive is through the charts!
The pit bull was rescued in the end of 1 and he had it through all of 2, just fyi then the mals in 3
I got my female Malinois at 8 weeks a few months ago. Robert your content has been invaluable to early proper training,what an incredible breed this is! Thanks for all you do.
Kenny!!! Often imitated never duplicated. Another Cabral homerun!
I brought one of your Hoodies and surprised at how many compliments I get. Not only do I look great in it. But super comfy as well
Thanks all the way from Australia 😊
Great to hear!
Just saw John Wick 4 and 1 Mal is in the whole movie. Excellent movie by the way.
Now to get all these guys together for a round table would be absolute gold!
Really enjoyed this …great content..now I guess I’ll have to watch John Wick…😁
Hey Robert, that was a Great Interview and a Great discussion. I've followed and Admired Ken's work for a long time. Real World Work and Real World Dogs. "Thanks" for a "Real World Interview". It was a Pleasure. Cheers ~
Best Always,
Bruce Stone and
Dr. Alena Bykova DVM
Interdyne International K-9
Sheepshead Bay Brooklyn's Local Business of the Year for 2022 and 2023 🐾👍✔️
Well, this was one heck of a great way to start my day. Thanks so much Robert!! Stoked for the full interview later on.
There is a Mal in John Wick 4 prominently.
Great interview! Yes, someone needs to pick up and follow the concept of taking them thru the process of finding the dogs, picking them out, and then the training process. Nat Geo needs needs to continue this. That's brilliant!
Please have a conversation about his Kennel and facility 👍💪
I am with you Robert, I like a good looking dog. That said, I agree with Ken, talent really is the most important if you are working dogs. Great conversation with you two.
ANOTHER gem of a Canine Conversation Robert..and Thank you Ken! What a trainer ..great stuff..I Love my 2Yr old FEMALE Mali girl she is just amazing and more!
Right on!
Another great conversation 👍
I love Malinois I m the owner of a male Malinois. He is a beautiful 🤩 and adorable Dog. He is going to five years old and my time with him wasn’t boring 😅 He is so smart, lovely and other times he is acting like a monster.
I always thought my preference would be female but not after being around my brother's male Malinois. His dog has Dutch Shepherd in his lineage because he is brindle and he has a nicely shaped face and weighs 80 pds. People see him when we are out and always identify him as Malinois. He is from a lineage used in police work and his coloring is beautiful. In behavior he is pure Malinois. He is one of the very smart dog who pushes the limits and wants to do things his way but his Trainor is excited about working with him. His personality is pleasant and everyone falls in love with him. He can be stubborn though.
Great chat , thanks Guys.
Really enjoyed this interview. Thank you! I’m going to look up the show. 😊
Loved this pod
🐾 i could list to the both of you for hours! It would be amazing if Mr Licklider could do a full 1-2 hour episode 👊 however, I'm grateful for this episode & appreciate finding time takes time. Thanks 🐾
Coming up. Full interview.
@@RobertCabralDogs 😃🤗 thank you🐾❤️👍
Honestly they can make John wick movies for as long as they want. It’s probably the only franchise that can have mindless gunfights/ fist fights and dog bites with a halfass story. as long as there’s no woke political nonsense, I can be still entertained by them
@Wren Hoshiko I mean I don’t I just spend my money elsewhere 🤷🏻♂️
Thanks great video!
Glad you liked it!
i was under the impression that the dogs were from Lonestar Malinois in Texas ......
Awesome!
Females are incredible workers. I trained an ipo female and what an excellent experience compared to a larger slower more stubborn male. Always prefer females for high level training.
Omg smart dogs 😂my dogs too smart challenge
Fun fact, Halle Berry actually worked with these dogs as part of the training team.
Concerned about the amount of people that are gonna buy mals after watching the movie without research.
Agreed
Hay Robert I’d love your opinion on a you tube channel called home free Alaska it about a family who move to Alaska with their two melinois who appear well trained
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I'm afraid - that to date all movies with dog breeds is to the detriment of that breed.. I worry especially for the Belgian malinois- since people don't realise how much training is involved ..
I see a lot of females that have much more tenacity and protective instinct. The problem is that many females have to deal with too much shit, and can become overly sensitive with time.
But a good balanced female is a force to reckon.
No females for me 😂😂😂❤
I love our male Belgian Malinois. He is one of the smart ones and he likes to play games. He is loveable, friendly, and fun. When he is taken to public places, everyone falls in love with him.
There was 5 dogs. There’s a whole mother video on the actually set talking about these dogs. Really contradicts a lot of what he’s saying. Not calling him a liar but,,,,
I figured you would enjoy this Robert ua-cam.com/video/uj8K_TOqpr4/v-deo.html this is an awesome video of a more in depth look at all the dogs in all 4 John Wick movies.
Hot scene aright; Halle appearing with those beautiful killer dogs
Ken wants to do all the talking and interrupts and talks-over the other person. Standard Hollywood arrogance.
Fake blue pitbull