A canine obedience professional has revealed what breed he thinks may very well be the fifth to be banned within the United Kingdom.

Currently there are 4 breeds of canine which might be banned within the UK - Pit Bull Terrier, Japanese Tosa, Dogo Argentino and Fila Brasileiro.

And Jacob Morgan, founder and coach of the YorkshireCanineAcademy.co.uk, believes one other title might quickly be added to that listing.

Jacob has educated greater than 2,500 canines and owns 5, reports WalesOnline. But there's one canine he thinks most individuals mustn't purchase, and that comes from first hand expertise having owned one.

Jacob says: “Just this week I have seen five Belgian Malinois dogs looking to be re-homed via Facebook. This is frightening to see as it shows people are buying this breed of dog and not being able to care for them.

“My Belgian Malinois puppy, Stark, is 15 weeks old, and I’m with him most of the day while I train our clients' dogs. But I also have members of staff who can also make sure Stark is getting stimulated by giving him an activity to do every hour. Even as a dog trainer, if it was just me looking after Stark, I’d struggle.”

Often confused with the short-haired shepherd, the Belgian Malinos has historically been used as a herding canine. Highly clever, athletic and extremely energetic, they've been made well-known via movies similar to John Wick, and Dog with Channing Tatum.

They have additionally been seen leaping over partitions in movies on-line, working for SAS and police forces everywhere in the world.

The Belgian Malinois can develop to round 30kg, and life expectancy is 14-16 years. The breed has a excessive prey drive, and with out satisfactory socialisation and coaching, they may chase small animals, autos or kids.

Jacob mentioned: “I planned to get a Belgian Malinois puppy for two years. I’d chosen his name before I found the right breeder, as there are so many people breeding for profit over health and the right personality traits. I can confidently say the Belgian Malinois is not a family pet and especially if you have a full time job, you don’t have time for this breed.

“It takes thousands of hours of training to make a Belgian Malinois a ‘regular dog’. So many are being bred to have a ‘nervy edge’, which is being mistaken for a willingness to protect.

"This breed has strong herding and guarding instincts, and genetics make it need to chase and bite things. If an owner is not providing an outlet like the training shown in our video, the dogs can become anxious and lash out at their owners.”

Jacob added: “It’s a perfect storm happening right now and I’m sure it won’t be long until the breed is banned altogether. Through no fault of their own, it will be the fault of the thoughtless breeders and those owners who haven’t done their research properly.”

Belgian Malinos puppies might be discovered on sale for £650. Google Trends reveals a 50% enhance in them over the previous 12 months alone.

Jacobsays he plans to compete in appropriate sports activities with Stark when he’s older, in competitions similar to Shutzhund, a canine sport that checks monitoring, obedience and safety abilities, and evaluates if a canine has the suitable traits and traits of a very good working canine.