Chien Berger de Brie - Briard - Canada's Guide to Dogs - Breeds
Chien Berger de Brie, Briard. Canada's Guide to Dogs is the ultimate online resource for information about ... Breed Standards: Briard Breed Standards ...
AKABerger de Brie
SizeLarge
Easy to trainLow
GroomingLow
SheddingMedium
Exercise neededWalking and a good run everyday
Energy levelMedium
ProtectionHigh
Good with childrenYes, if raised with them ...
Aliases: Berger de Brie, a heart wrapped in fur, Chien de Brie, Chien d'Aubry
Height (Male): 24 - 27 Inches
Height (Female): 22 - 25 Inches ...
Briard Other names Berger de Brie, Berger Briard Country France Breed Group: Herding Weight: 75-100 lbs Height: Male: 23-27; Female: 22-25.5 inches Color(s): all uniform colors except white (includes black, tawny, and gray shades) Life Expe ...
(Alternative name: Berger de Brie)
Briard Appearance
The Briard can be any of several different solid colors or lighter colors with darker or light ears and face. Briards stand 22 to 27 inches (58 to 69 cm) at the withers.
The Briard or Chien Berger de Brie is a dog of handsome form. It is an old breed, used for guarding and herding stock in France. This was an "all arounder", a farm dog that had multiple tasks to accomplish.
In 1863, Pierre Megnin differentiated two types of sheepdogs, one with a long coat - the Berger de Brie or Briard, and the other with a short coat, the Berger de Beuce, or Beauceron.
Some claim that the early versions of this breed were called "chien berger de Brie" - meaning "shepherd dog of Brie." This led to the belief that the dogs origin began in the province of Brie.
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, ...
Originally, this breed was called the Chien Berger de Brie, or the Shepherd Dog of Brie, due to the thought that it originated in the area of Brie.
Also known as the Chien Berger de Brie in France, his native land, the Briard is a natural descendant of the oldest domesticated dogs. The breed evolved through the centuries by natural selection for its herding and guarding abilities.
It is also known as the Chien Berger de Brie. It dates back to over 1200 years. It is believed that Thomas Jefferson introduced this dog to America when he brought one back with him from a trip to France. He used them to herd sheep at Monticello.
The name Briard came to be used in 1809 when people started calling him the chien berger de Brie (shepherd dog of Brie). Brie was a region in France, supposedly where this breed lived.
Legend has it that Chien Berger de Brie - the early name of the breed - is actually a misnomer of Chien d'Aubry, ...
Some people referred to them as the Chien Berger de Brie, which means "Shepherd Dog of Brie". The job of thÓ©se eaгly dogs weгe to protect herds as well as fÑ-ght οff (and win) against wolves if neceÑ-sary.
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.
The Briard originated in France and can be dated back to the 8th century. He was known as the Chien Berger De Brie, which is believed to be derived from his place of origin, the region of Brie (although the Briard was found in many parts of France).
The Protector! (other names: Berger de Brie, Chien de Brie)
origin:
France ...
Dating back to Renaissance-era France, the Beauceron has spent centuries herding sheep and cattle on European farms. Known mainly in France, the Beauceron is the shorthaired relation of its longhaired cousin the Berger de Brie (Briard).
 See also: Briard, Beauceron, Bloat, Hip Dysplasia, Berger De Beauce
  
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