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Dogs - Tervueren Belgian Shepherd
The Belgian shepherd was bred to herd
sheep. Tervueren was originally a place name in Belgium, Europe, but now refers
to the coat type. French is one of the languages spoken in Belgium. Chien de
Berger Belge means Belgian shepherd dog. The name is also spelled Tervuren.
Tervueren Belgian Shepherd
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Purcati Coco, a Tervueren Belgian
shepherd, belongs to G. Goosen, South Africa |
The tervueren Belgian shepherd likes to
protect and work with him master. They may not like strangers that come to the
house, or other animals. They should be trained and socialised from a young age.
They make good watch dogs, guide dogs, and police dogs. Puppies that are
destined to be guide dogs, need to be carefully socialised from puppyhood.
These dogs like wide open spaces and going for
walks. They need a lot of input from the owner.
Tervuerens have luxurious coats, with a
mane of long hair found the neck, and flowing tails. Regular brushing is
recommended.
Colour:
brown or grey with black mask and a long coat
Size: medium
Class: herding
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only we could be as devoted to our masters as a Belgian shepherd is to
his! Imagine if the workers obeyed the boss and worked eagerly! The
Bible says, "Servants, be obedient to your masters, in singleness of
heart, as to Christ." Ephesians 6, 5 |
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