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Date of birth: 12/07/2021
Gender: Male
Neck circumference: 44cm
Chest circumference: 76cm
Base of neck to base of tail: 67cm
Height to shoulder: 65cm
Weight: 27kg
Tan coat, black mask, eyes that miss nothing. Linux has the kind of presence that shifts the energy of a room the moment he walks in. He is lean, powerful and carries himself with a quiet intensity that reads beautifully on camera.
The Belgian Shepherd Malinois was originally bred in the Belgian city of Malines as a herding and guarding dog and has since become the go-to breed for military and police forces around the world. On screen the Malinois has starred in films such as Max and John Wick: Chapter 3 where the breed’s speed and tenacity left a lasting impression on audiences globally.
Linux is distraction proof and unbothered by loud noises or hectic sets. He locks onto his handler with unwavering focus and picks up new direction faster than most dogs learn to sit. Off set he is friendly and sociable, but the moment the camera rolls, he is all business!
Linux was built for action. He recalls at speed from a distance, performs emergency stops mid-stride and sends away on command making him ideal for military dramas, police procedurals and chase sequences. His scent work and puzzle-solving ability bring genuine credibility to K-9 unit or detective storylines where the dog needs to drive the narrative rather than simply decorate it.
He is equally convincing in slower-paced work. He carries a basket, opens boxes and holds items naturally on cue which suits period dramas or domestic scenes. His willingness to wear glasses, muzzles or full costumes stretches his range comfortably into comedy and fantasy while his agility work including jumping through hoops and balancing on moving objects covers stunt-heavy productions.
Linux’s muscular frame and iconic colouring land with real punch in campaigns for security brands, outdoor gear companies and automotive labels looking for a bold visual. He holds a pose under studio lighting without drifting and responds to redirection between setups so the creative team can work through shot lists quickly.
Sportswear brands, GPS tracker companies and premium dog nutrition ranges would also find him a strong fit. He works confidently outdoors and in water, jumps into and out of vehicles on cue and lifts his ears on command to deliver that signature alert expression. His ease with props and product interaction adds a layer of authenticity that static posing alone cannot achieve.
Can be placed in position
Come / recall
Down / lie down
Drop item
Emergency stop
Go to bed
Go to mark
Heel / Walk to heel
Leave it / item
Quiet
Sit
Sit on platform
Sit pretty
Standard stay
Walk backwards / Back up
Watch me / Eye contact
Bark / Speak
Balance on object
Beg
Carry a basket
Catch a treat
Catch an item
Fetch item
Find an item
Follow
Follow a target
Give paw
Go around object / person
Go under / through
Hold item
Jump into arms
Jump into / out of car boot
Jump on the spot
Jump on / over / up
Knock object over
Look at point
Loop
Paws up on object
Positional work
Raise paw
Recall (Strong)
Send away
Spin (left/right)
Stand
Stay (Long duration)
Touch item with nose
Tuck tail
Whisper / Quiet voice
Agility (some)
Balance on moving object
Jump into object
Jump through a hoop
Run into arms
Run on wheel
Kiss
Lie flat
Lie on back
Lie on side
Lift both front paws together
Look sad
Look up
Open a box
Play tug of war
Play with flirt pole
Pull object
Rollover
Scent work
Solve puzles
Treats on paw
Work with props
Lifts ears on cue
Walks off lead
Can work outdoors
Can work with water
Calm under pressure
Comfortable with strangers
Consistent eye contact
Distraction proof
Friendly with children
Friendly with other animals
Good recall under distraction
Hairdryer friendly
Happy to be groomed
Happy to be handled by strangers
Happy to wear clothing
Happy to wear glasses
Happy to wear GoPro
Happy to wear hat/accessories
Happy to wear a muzzle
Ignorant of food distractions
Meet and greet
Not reactive to loud noises
Patient for long sessions
Responds to whistle
Responds to hand signals / non verbal cues
Travels well
Socialised
Vacuum friendly
Hold pose
Look at direction (eg point/ look up / look over shoulder ect)
Motion capture
Redirection (look to point / person / mark)
Used to professional photography
Works from a distance
Breed: Belgian Shepherd Malinois
Date of birth: 12/07/2021
Gender: Male
Neck circumference: 44cm
Chest circumference: 76cm
Base of neck to base of tail: 67cm
Height to shoulder: 65cm
Weight: 27kg
Tan coat, black mask, eyes that miss nothing. Linux has the kind of presence that shifts the energy of a room the moment he walks in. He is lean, powerful and carries himself with a quiet intensity that reads beautifully on camera.
The Belgian Shepherd Malinois was originally bred in the Belgian city of Malines as a herding and guarding dog and has since become the go-to breed for military and police forces around the world. On screen the Malinois has starred in films such as Max and John Wick: Chapter 3 where the breed’s speed and tenacity left a lasting impression on audiences globally.
Linux is distraction proof and unbothered by loud noises or hectic sets. He locks onto his handler with unwavering focus and picks up new direction faster than most dogs learn to sit. Off set he is friendly and sociable, but the moment the camera rolls, he is all business!
Linux was built for action. He recalls at speed from a distance, performs emergency stops mid-stride and sends away on command making him ideal for military dramas, police procedurals and chase sequences. His scent work and puzzle-solving ability bring genuine credibility to K-9 unit or detective storylines where the dog needs to drive the narrative rather than simply decorate it.
He is equally convincing in slower-paced work. He carries a basket, opens boxes and holds items naturally on cue which suits period dramas or domestic scenes. His willingness to wear glasses, muzzles or full costumes stretches his range comfortably into comedy and fantasy while his agility work including jumping through hoops and balancing on moving objects covers stunt-heavy productions.
Linux’s muscular frame and iconic colouring land with real punch in campaigns for security brands, outdoor gear companies and automotive labels looking for a bold visual. He holds a pose under studio lighting without drifting and responds to redirection between setups so the creative team can work through shot lists quickly.
Sportswear brands, GPS tracker companies and premium dog nutrition ranges would also find him a strong fit. He works confidently outdoors and in water, jumps into and out of vehicles on cue and lifts his ears on command to deliver that signature alert expression. His ease with props and product interaction adds a layer of authenticity that static posing alone cannot achieve.