Colorado Top Dog is devoted to our dogs. Currently, our pack has one dog, Calypso (Belgian Malinois). She grows older and becomes more spoiled by the day as she enters her golden years. She still enjoys being active and spends a lot of time taking naps. Our beloved pack members who have crossed over the rainbow bridge include Gryppe (Belgian Malinois), Jasmine (a rescued Treeing Coonhound and Weimaraner mix who inspired the beginning of Colorado Top Dog), and Max (a Belgian Malinois we rescued when we started Colorado Top Dog). We are thankful to have existed on earth at the same time and to have our lives so enmeshed as a strong pack; we genuinely miss them and all their behaviors, good or bad. The best teachers are your students, and in this case, our client and personal dogs.
These remarkable dogs are unique in disposition, genetics, and overall ability. Our company owes everything to our Colorado Top Dogs. My first Belgian Malinois, Max, and my Hound mix, Jasmine, were attentive, whether enjoying the outdoors, hanging out at home, or working. A Belgian Malinois isn’t recommended for most dog owners, but it’s excellent for trainers, police work, search-and-rescue, and other working roles. If you’re dedicated and have an active outdoor life, you can integrate them into your lifestyle. Here’s a glimpse of their ability to stay agile while having fun.

Colorado Top Dog Calypso (Belgian Malinois) retrieving a ball. She was highly active and required regular exercise throughout her life.

Corey & Jasmine (Treeing Coonhound X Weimariner)















