• Belgian Sheepdog

    Belgian Sheepdogs are muscular dogs with alert, attentive expressions and powerful gaits. Males tend to be grand and impressive while females appear more feminine. In both sexes, the topline, front legs, and back legs are in line, giving Belgian Sheepdogs a shape that approximates a square.

  • Group: Herding
    Lifespan: 10–14 yr
    Height: 22–26 in
    Weight: 40–83 lb

  • Care

    Although Belgian Sheepdogs have long hair, the breed does not require extensive grooming. Brush their coats at least once per week to remove dead hair and prevent matting. Belgian Sheepdogs shed heavily during semi-annual “shedding seasons” and daily brushing is essential to remove all the dead hair. Baths are only required if Belgian Sheepdogs get into something messy. Clean their ears and trim their nails to prevent cracking, splitting, and painful overgrowths. Regular dental care that includes at-home teeth brushing and professional cleanings is also an essential part of their grooming routines.

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    Although Belgian Sheepdogs have long hair, the breed does not require extensive grooming. Brush their coats at least once per week to remove dead hair and prevent matting. Belgian Sheepdogs shed heavily during semi-annual “shedding seasons” and daily brushing is essential to remove all the dead hair. Baths are only required if Belgian Sheepdogs get into something messy.

  • Disorders

    Cataracts, Pannus - chronic superficial keratitis, Progressive retinal atrophy X-linked muscular dystrophy
    Retinal dysplasia

    Always visit a professional veterinarian if you believe your dog may have health issues.

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