What kind of dog is a Belgian Sheepdog?

The Groenendael, or Belgian Sheepdog is a very active, loyal and lively breed of dog. They are smart, they are intuitive, and they problem solve with the best of them. What it mainly means for this breed is that they are not a ‘leave at home for 8+ hours a day with a walk on the weekends’ type of dog.

Where can I get a Belgian Sheepdog in Texas?

AKC Breeder of Merit. Adagio Belgians is a small kennel in Central Texas. All of our dog and puppies live inside our home with us.

Where can I find frozen semen for Belgian Sheepdogs?

The frozen semen list is found below the Breeder’s Directory. The BSCA Code of Ethics requires breeders to x-ray their breeding stock and have their eyes checked annually. The issues of interest to Belgians that OFA currently certifies are eyes, hips, elbows, thyroids, patellas, and cardiac disease.

Where can I find a litter of Belgian Sheepdogs?

Litters are announced on our Litter Announcements page. If you do not find someone in your state or area, contact our Corresponding Secretary or please consider a rescue dog.

The Belgian Sheepdog is a highly trainable herder whose versatility and intelligence is the stuff of canine legend. This is a breed built for hard work, and plenty of it. These sensitive souls crave human companionship and abhor neglect.

Why are Belgian Shepherds bad for other dogs?

Some Belgians go in the opposite direction – without enough socialization, they become fearful and skittish of strangers, which can lead to defensive aggression. Potential animal aggression. Many Belgian Shepherds are dominant or aggressive toward other dogs of the same sex.

Are there four different breeds of Belgian Shepherds?

Most of the world, including the breed’s own native country, consider the four varieties to be one breedcalled Belgian Shepherd Dog. Unfortunately the American Kennel Club has decided that the four varieties should be considered separate breeds.