Bosmaraner

Bosmaraner History

The Bosmaraner is a Belgian sheepdog. It is a large, agile, and athletic herding dog, with a coat that can be fawn, brindle, or red to mahogany. The coat is short, coarse, and dense. The ears are long and pendant. The tail is docked.

Bosmaraner Physical Characteristics

The Bosmakraner is a medium to large-sized, long-haired, wirehaired, or long haired breed of herding dog from Austria. It is one of four breeds in the Braque breed group.

Bosmaraner Health

Description of breed health.

Bosmaraner Temperament and Behaviour

The Belgian Shepherd Dog is highly intelligent, good-natured, and brave. They are independent, but also need companionship. They are good with older children, but may be too rambunctious for toddlers. They are protective of their families, but can be aggressive with strange animals.

Bosmaraner Activity Requirements

The ancestry of the Boerboel traces back to the mastiff-type dogs used by the Roman army. These dogs are large, strong, and fearless, making them good guard dogs and loyal companions. The Boerboel is a large and muscular dog, weighing upwards of 100 pounds. They need regular, vigorous exercise and are happiest living outdoors. A good long walk, jog, or hike will keep them fit and mentally stimulated. The Boerboel is an intelligent and energetic dog that enjoys being with their family. They are great with older children, but can sometimes be wary of toddlers. They are protective and even-tempered, but can be aggressive with strangers.

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