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Briard
dog breed
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Briard owner,
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Dog breed group |
Herding
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Origin of breed |
France |
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Life expectancy |
10
-12 Years
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Color |
Solid
black, or with white hairs scattered through black coat; fawn
in all shades.
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Coat type |
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Long and slightly wavy, and dry to the touch, with a fine, dense
undercoat.
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Exercise needs |
He
does not need as much exercise as some of the herding breeds,
but he still needs the opportunity to stretch, have daily walks
and run in open areas if possible.
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Temperament |
Lively, protective
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Good with children |
A
good family dog and companion for children if socialized from
a young puppy. He may try to herd younger children.
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Grooming needs |
Regularly brushing of the coat to keep it clean and mat free. |
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Average size (inches) |
23
- 27
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22
- 25.5
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Average weight (lbs) |
75
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75
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Health issues |
Occasionally progressive retinal
atrophy, hip dysplasia..
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Living conditions |
A home with a
fenced yard is essential. He is not suited for a cramped environment
nor to be left along for long periods of time. |
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Dog
breed description
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The Briard is a big-hearted, gentle loving dog. He is totally devoted
and loyal to his owners and will guard him with his life. Intelligent
and easy to train, the Briard makes and a wonderful family pet and excellent
watchdog. His herding instincts are strong and it would be wise to give
him plenty of space
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Dog
breed infobits |
The
Briard has retained its ancient shepherding and herding skills.
The Briard was used as a sentry dog using World War I. |
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