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by BHB UK on 14 February 2010 - 14:02
hi can anyone explain the malinois korung please??
also does anyone have a link/s to the routine/s
also does anyone have a link/s to the routine/s
by Phil Behun on 15 February 2010 - 17:02
There is no set routine for the DMC Korung. Scenarios change at the discretion of the judge and the hosting group. If you notice in the available videos, they (routines) are all different.
by Jon luc on 16 February 2010 - 21:02
THe Korung is a big deal, to pass it , your dog is tested twice. Once at 2 years old and than after 3 years.
The Germans look at a dog from top to bottom and test it's courage and if it is social. What is interesting
the most to me, is watching the the German judges, they take their time enjoy the day maybe drink a little
beer. This is something that insures the quality of a breed. I remember there was a breed warden one year had
failed almost half of the dogs( another breed, not malinois). Not every one is willing to risk having their dog fail so they don't "Kor" them. Malinois is not like any other breed, either in performance or in their duty. It would be like Korunging a Boarder Collie to see if it can herd sheep. The toughest test I have ever seen was a NVBK trial when there was 5 super good dogs competeing in the trial. The Judge and decoy had their work cut out for them. JLP
The Germans look at a dog from top to bottom and test it's courage and if it is social. What is interesting
the most to me, is watching the the German judges, they take their time enjoy the day maybe drink a little
beer. This is something that insures the quality of a breed. I remember there was a breed warden one year had
failed almost half of the dogs( another breed, not malinois). Not every one is willing to risk having their dog fail so they don't "Kor" them. Malinois is not like any other breed, either in performance or in their duty. It would be like Korunging a Boarder Collie to see if it can herd sheep. The toughest test I have ever seen was a NVBK trial when there was 5 super good dogs competeing in the trial. The Judge and decoy had their work cut out for them. JLP
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