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Briard Information and Pictures, Briards - Dog Breed Info Center ...

  DBI Recommends To EVERY Dog Owner Cesar Millan DVD's Cesar Millan Books "These are two young Briard puppies bred by Big Tree Briards in Hemlock, New York.
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The young male on the left has had his ears cropped.
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History and an introduction to the Briard

Once trained, an adult, settled Briard is a joy to be with.
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When it is time, the Briard gathers his flock, and moves it back to the farmyard.
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They will assist the shepherd in taking the flock out of the farm yard, safely down the road, and into a field that has been partly harvested.
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The Briard acts as a living fence, a boundary, left with the flock to keep them in the harvested part of the field, away from the crops they must not touch.
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An owner who tries to negotiate with a Briard usually loses.
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American Kennel Club - Briard

Planes--the topline of the muzzle is parallel to the topline of the skull, and the junction of the two forms a well-marked stop, which is midway between the occiput and the tip of the nose, and on a level with the eyes.
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The construction of the legs is of utmost importance, determining the dog's ability to work and his resistance to fatigue.
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Body--the chest is broad and deep with moderately curved ribs, egg-shaped in form, the ribs not too rounded.
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Although he is reserved with strangers, he is loving and loyal to those he knows.
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The neck is in the shape of a truncated cone, clearing the shoulders well.
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Dog Owner's Guide Profile: The Briard

Many breeders now regularly check for hypothyroidism in their breeding stock.
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Today Briards should be well-adjusted, obedient, loving members of the householdhardly the same expectations that the French shepherd had when he left his dog alone on a hillside with a large flock of sheep and potential predators.
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The breed also has many unique characteristics, including coat, color, head and ears, tail, and dewclaws.
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The erect ears may also enhance the dog's hearing ability, prevent ear infections, and inhibit predators from grabbing and damaging the ears of Briards guarding the flock.
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Extensive research has been unable to pinpoint the cause of bloat, but experience indicates it is a result of heredity and environmental influences.
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Forty percent as long as the dog's height at the withers (top of the shoulders), it is large, rectangular, and well-covered with hair and has a large, square black nose.
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Adopt a Briard | Dog Breeds | Petfinder

After World War I, American soldiers brought some Briards to America, and this was the beginning of the modern American Briard.
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After the French Revolution, which resulted in the country's land being divided into smaller sectors, it was important that the flocks be kept close to home, and the Briard turned his talents to herding rather than guarding sheep.
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These early dogs were known as Chien Berger de Brie (shepherd dog of Brie), giving rise to the belief that the breed originated in the province of Brie; however, it may also be a corruption of Chien d'Aubry, referring to the dog of Aubry de Montdidier, which saved his son's life (according to 14th-century legend).
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Its long coat needs brushing or combing every other day or mats can form.
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The Briard, A Heart Wrapped in Fur

And the Briard version of caring can take many forms, some good, some challenging.
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Your right to own the dog of your choice is under attack - find out more   Do you think you know about Bloat?
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If you have any questions or suggestions, please contact us - by email (Lebec@Briard.com) or by phone (661) 618-8798.
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It is their natural instinct to herd that helps form their personality and character.
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The art used in this website is by Donna Benner, and can be purchased.
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Check out Wilma & Gamble's litter of 10 pups However, what we really want to do is help you learn about the Briard, especially if you are new to the breed.
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Briard Dog Breed Profile Information, Pictures, Traits ...

When you check your dog's ears, wipe them out with a cotton ball dampened with gentle, pH-balanced ear cleaner to help prevent infections.
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This doesn't mean that every dog of that breed will develop those diseases; it just means that they're at an increased risk.
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His fabulous coat requires quite a bit of brushing, combing, and fussing to keep it looking good.
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For more on feeding your Briard, see our guidelines for buying the right food, feeding your puppy, and feeding your adult dog.
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Extremely Easy to groom more info Some breeds are brush-and-go dogs; others require regular bathing, clipping, and other grooming just to stay clean and healthy.
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With the proper training and socialization, however, you can encourage him to be more accepting of outsiders.
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Briard Breed Information & Pictures (Berger de Brie, a heart ...

To help with de-matting the Briard it can be useful to use a specialty spray on de-tangling product.
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This independent personality does not take away from its loving and affectionate nature with its family.
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However, if a new dog owner does want to have a Briard for a pet, it is suggested that they obtain professional assistance with training.
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The rear legs are to have two dewclaws that are lower set on the leg.
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A combination of training and exercise is an excellent way to maintain a health dog both mentally and physically.
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Due to their history of being farm dogs they were taught many tasks.
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Briards - www.k9web.com

It is also believed to be caused by a recessive gene.
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They tend to have a sense of humor and may be clowns.
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The best ones present are designated "select." How old is the breed?
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Bloat This has been know to occurs in all deep-chested breeds.
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Club contacts are listed on the Briard Homepage at http:// weber.u.washington.edu/~diannes/briard/clubs.html.
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They are willing to cooperate with humans but need to see a reason to do so.
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Briard - Dog Breeds - Dog.com

The French shepherd dog with the springy gait is both a herder and a flock guardian.
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The tail is carried low with a small hook at the end called a crochet.
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It is not altered Double dewclaws are required on each rear leg Personality: Loving and giving to those it knows but aloof and suspicious around strangers Intelligent and easily trained An independent spirit.
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The dog seems to glide along the ground with no visible means of support Not a popular breed.
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Briard Puppies Breeders Briards - Puppies for Sale, Dogs for Sale ...

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Welcome to Briards Briards- Home of Champion Hearts Wrapped in Fur

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Puccini is the First and only Briard ever to earn a MACH 2!!
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Briard Spaniel Dogs | Iams Dog Breed Guide

Can be headstrong and willful, but is also sensitive and trainable.
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The Briard also has a shaggy beard, eyebrows, and mustache.
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The Briard's elegant gait is floating and agile, the dog almost seems not to touch the ground.
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The nose is black and the ears are generally clipped into a rounded shape so the hair cascades from them into the rest of the coat.
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The Briard still serves as a herder and flock guardian today, but is also an esteemed companion dog.
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Briard dog

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Briards: What's Good About 'Em? What's Bad About 'Em?

Otherwise they will become rambunctious and bored -- which they usually express by destructive chewing.
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You must show them, through absolute consistency, that you mean what you say.
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If you find such an adult dog, don't let "typical breed negatives" worry you.
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Once you have your Briard home, you need to KEEP him healthy -- or if he's having any current health problems, you need to get him back on the road to good health.
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If you'd rather consider a different breed, read more dog breed reviews.
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My dog health care book, 11 Things You Must Do Right To Keep Your Dog Healthy and Happy is the book you need.
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Briard | petMD - Pet Health Information & Questions | Vet Approved ...

To identify some of these early, a veterinarian may conduct regular eye and hip exams on this breed of dog.
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Just make sure you take it to large fields and let it play frequently.
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  Some believe the breed originated from dogs of the Brie province; therefore, they were referred to as Chien Berger de Brie or Shepherd Dog of Brie early on.
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  Health   The Briard, which has an average lifespan of 10 to 12 years, is prone to diseases such as canine hip dysplasia (CHD) and gastric torsion.
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They will even nip at a child's heel playfully during games.
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It is physically strong with movements that are easy and light as well as smooth.
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Briard : Dog Breed Selector : Animal Planet

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After World War I, American soldiers brought some briards to America, and this was the beginning of the modern American briard.
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Briards came to America very early, with evidence that both Lafayette and Thomas Jefferson brought some of the first specimens to the New World.
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It is independent, intelligent and self- assured, but it is also willing to please and eager to serve as a partner in adventure.
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It can be aggressive with other dogs and may nip at people's heels when playing.
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Briard : The Dogs Breeds

The reason why it appears larger than it is , is the thick mustache and beard.
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The dog does not look at all slender even thou it is.
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Briard : The Dogs Breeds Home Sitemap Contact Us The Dogs Breeds Complete list of dog breeds to browse.
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The fur The fur of an adult can reach up to 6 inches, it is extraordinary and easy to spot.
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Because of its great intelligence the Briard was used by the Red Cross in the first World War to find soldiers who were wounded on the battlefield.
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The legs from the rear are angled backwards and the seldom have a sloped back.
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Briard Puppy & Briards Dog Breed Information

Anonymous - 1/26/2012 9:44:13 PM If you are looking for Briard puppies for sale from reputable Briard breeders or to adopt a Briard from a Briard rescue then make sure you understand as much about the dog breeds you are interested in as you can.
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The under coat is fine in texture and provides insulation from the harsh and cold climates this breed once worked in.
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Ask a Question Briard Questions & Answers QUESTION: How long is a Briard's life span?
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This breed has long hair that covers the eyes and is usually pinned up.
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Activity Briards have a high energy level and are natural athletes.
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Briard Dogs

In spite of their mellow outlook, they have a stubborn streak and a strong sense of independence.
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Briard History The Briard first appeared hundreds of years ago in France.
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Today, you can still find Briards working on European farms.
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The Look of a Briard Briards have large, muscular frames covered in coarse, hard coats that are long but flat.
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Briard - Sarah's Dogs - Dog Breeds

They are a bit shy or very mistrustful of strangers.
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The muzzle is square and long and the nose is black.
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History Briards are reportedly dated back to the 8th Century with the Emperor Charlemagne, and in the 18th Century, Napoleon was also reputed to have Briards.
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Unfortunately, shepherds were not known for their writing skills, so little is available during this time on the history of the Briard.
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Care Briards are generally healthy, but some are prone to PRA, Cataracts, and Hip Dysplasia.
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The Briard were bred to be working dogs and will become restless if they are not exercised enough.
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Briard Dogs | Also known as the Shepherd Dog of Brie

Today the Briard is used as guide dogs for the blind and in search and rescue missions for the police, as well as guard dogs.
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Without the proper training and socializing as a pup, he may become an aggressive adult.
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With his herding instincts, he will try to nudge and push the people around him into a group where he can control and protect them.
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He is a highly energetic working breed of dog who excels at herding and protecting his sheep and family.
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Top of page Breed Type AKC Group: Herding Group Originally bred to herd and guard sheep.
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Hind legs are angled, well-muscled, and powerful Neck: Strong and muscular.
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