We are excited to announce that Cindy finally had her puppies. The pups were born April 01, 2013. The puppies are all BIG with nice heads and good pigmentation.

There are four male and four females available. These Belgian Malinois puppies will be suited for high-end KNPV or Elite Estate Family Protection Dogs.

We are very excited to start working them. We will be posting training videos on our CCK9 YouTube page.

P.S. The pups are only three days old in this video.

We are excited to announce that we have confirmed Cindy is pregnant.  Aesthetically her pups will have nice conformation with large heads, great bone density, and good pigmentation. The pups will also have a nice temperament, strong nerves, well-balanced and clearheaded.

Cindy is a KNPV line Belgian Malinois that we had bred in 2009. She was not only the only female but was also the pick of the litter. Aesthetically, beautiful body conformation, imposing dark pigmentation color, strong head and remarkably strong working ethics.

Watch a video of Cindy working in Protection.

Spanky, 2011 KNPV PH 1 Dutch National Champion Belgian Malinois import from Holland. Spanky earned his coveted KNPV PH1 degree in May of 2011 with  a perfect score of 440 points, which gave him a bye to go to the Dutch National Championship in September, where he came in 2nd with 435 points.

The puppies will be born April 2/2013.   The puppies will be suited for high end KNPV or Elite Estate Family protection Dogs. This litter will be whelped in an undisclosed isolated area with 24 hour surveillance camera. Reservations are highly recommended so please feel free to contact us right away.

This is a behind the scenes look into the training of Cindy & Sting.

A good Protection Dog has many skills. They are socially good with children, obedient, sharp, well mannered and environmentally strong.

As one may know, the bad guy doesn’t always come into your home empty-handed. That is why it is extremely important that a protection dog has the training skill to target the weapon hand. All of CCK9′s Elite Family Estate Protection Dogs are trained to target the weapon hand.

Cindy is a Female Belgian Malinois which we bred in 2009. She was not only the only female but she was also the pick of the litter out of five pups. Cindy is the mirror image of her Father Ducko one of CCK9′s old Personal Protection Dogs. Cindy will be bred in 2013 to Hollands KNPV PH 1 Dutch National Champion Spanky.

Sting is a 19 Month KNPV line German Shepherd which we imported at 8 weeks from one of Holland’s top KNPV kennels. Sting is also the direct son of Gandhi, our very own KNPV PH2 German Shepherd.

Please note that NO FOOD, BALLS, TUGS, SLEEVES, or E COLLARS were used in training. Just a simple concept of communication and desire.

We were very fortunate to have the opportunity to showcase Assan. Assan is a 3 year old KNPV PH 1 German Shepherd import from Holland. Assan earned his coveted KNPV PH1 degree in May of this year with a perfect score of 440 points, which gave him a bye to go to the Dutch National Championship in September, of this year were he place first with 440 points. The K.N.P.V. program is the most difficult dog sport in Europe. As one knows, there are only 800 to 1000 dogs that earn this difficult title each year, and the only place where one can title their dog for a PH1 is in the Netherlands. Out of the 1000 dogs entered only ten dogs get invited to the Dutch National Championship. To have a German Shepherd at this level, this young for sale is almost unheard of.

Learn more about Assan here!

German Shepherd Protection Dog Import Sting

Sting is a 12 month old KNPV line German Shepherd that we imported at ten weeks from one of the top KNPV German Shepherd Kennels in Holland.

Sting is NOT currently for sale as he is being held back to become one of CCK9′s top stud dogs. Sting is also the son of our very own KNPV PH 1 & PH 2 German Shepherd, Gandhi.

This is a video of CCK9 top Stud Dog Gandhi

Gandhi is a KNPV PH 1 & PH 2 German Shepherd import from Holland. He has earned the coveted KNPV PH 2 degree in July of 2011 with a near perfect score of 418 points.

Aesthetically he is absolutely gorgeous. Gandhi has a large head with nice bone density. In his protection work he comes in fast and hard like a freight train. His bite compression is extraordinary. Socially he is great with children, and great around other dogs and cats. We are very fortunate to have Gandhi as part of our breeding program.

Sting is a 12 month old KNPV line German Shepherd that we imported at ten weeks from one of the top KNPV German Shepherd Kennels in Holland. He is NOT currently for sale as he is being held back to become one of CCK9′s stud dogs. Sting is also the son of our very own KNPV
PH 1 & PH 2 German Shepherd, Gandhi.

Unlike the article search exercises within the KNPV program where they get the dog to find the articles then retrieve the article back to the handler. We train our dogs to find the article then indicate by lying down. To us this makes more sense.

Please note that NO FOOD, BALLS or TUGS were used in his training. Just a simple concept of communication and desire.

This is an updated video of Ombra working in obedience exercises. Ombra is an import from one of the top kennels in Germany. Ombra is NOT for sale as she is being held back for our breeding program. In 2013 Ombra will be bred to the one and only KNPV PH 2 German Shepherd Gandhi.

Please note that NO FOOD, BALLS or TUGS were used in her training. Just a simple concept of communication and desire.

This is a video of Gandhi, one of our KNPV German Shepherd stud dogs taking a live bite.

We at Command Control K9 test all of our protection dogs before we purchase them. One would be very surprised by how many personal protection dogs there are that will not take a live bite. The majority of the dogs that we test are equipment orientated. This is not real. We all know that a criminal does not come into your home with a bite suite on. We at Command Control K9 have no interest in a dog that is fixated on the sleeve or bite suit. It may look good in the sporting world, but it has no purpose in the real world. To test for a live bite, one must be a very experienced decoy, also known as a helper. This is not something one would fool around with. I’ve seen too many people get seriously hurt with these exercises. The decoy/helper will take an old, thin phone book and wrap it around the forearm with duct tape, then take an old sweater, or jacket, and slip it over.

*Please note: Do not try this if you are not an experienced trainer, for this could have serious consequences.

Cindy is a female Belgian Malinois that we had bred in 2009. She was the only female and also the pick of the litter.

Aesthetically, beautiful body conformation, imposing dark pigmentation color, strong head and remarkably strong working ethics.

Cindy has extraordinarily strong nerves just like her father, Ducko and mother, Cindy. She has just completed our Elite Estate Protection Dog Program.