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Bouvier des Flandres

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Bouvier des Flandres
a medium to large dog of compact build, with a coarse, fawn or gray coat, and a docked or naturally short tail. The coat forms a characteristic beard and mustache. The breed is affected by an inherited laryngeal paralysis. Called also Belgian cattle dog.
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Bouvier des Flandres with uncropped ears.
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Gunther, the president of the Bouvier des Flandres Club of Canada, hails from Quebec (English is his second language).
At the Westminster Dog Show: A Quebecois and his Bouviers des ... by Sara Vilkomerson / The New York Observer
The breeds of the seven group winners were: Working group: Bouvier des Flandres.
'Awesome' triumph by Birmingham Mail (England)
The Allies trained the bouvier des Flandres breed to go out onto the field, pull on a rope attached to the cart and drag the wounded away from the front lines,'' said Ted Ondrak, describing the pedigree of the medium-sized, shaggy brown dog with pointy, alert ears.
WATCHING THE FLOCK; DOGS SHOW HUMANS ANCIENT ART OF HERDING by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
 
 
 
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