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Belgian
Laekenois Dog
Belgian
Laekenois Dog
The Belgian Laekenois dogs are the rarest of the four
breeds. The Belgian Laekenois is a very smart and
obedient dog. They are serious and watchful with strong
protective and territorial instincts. The Belgian
Laekenois dog breed needs extensive socialization from
an early age. The Belgian Laekenois dogs needs a firm,
but not harsh, training method from an experienced
master. If you are harsh or overbearing they will become
uncooperative. The Laekenois dogs are instinctively
protective so they should be trained and socialized very
well from an early age. The Belgian Laekenois dogs make
excellent police and guard dogs. This type of work is
currently their main occupation. The Belgian Laekenois
dogs make excellent pets. Ever-watchful, alert and
loyal, they thrive on loving companionship. The Belgian
Laekenois dogs are good with children if socialized well
with them. The Belgian Laekenois needs to be part of the
family and not locked up in a kennel. The Belgian
Laekenois dogs does best given ample time, attention,
training and companionship. If this breed is ignored, it
will find ways to entertain itself, often at the owner's
expense. The Belgian Laekenois has a lot of energy and
needs a job to do. Working lines can have particularly
high drive. The Belgian Laekenois dogs tend to bond
strongly with one or two people. Take care when
introducing this dog with small non-canine pets.
Generally the Belgian Laekenois dog gets along well with
children, but they can be rather dominant toward other
dogs. They should not present any problems provided they
are correctly socialized with cats and other pets. The
Belgian Laekenois dogs may instinctively display herding
behavior such as chasing, circling, and moving
effortlessly for hours and nipping at people's heels.
Good for working and competitive obedience. The Belgian
Laekenois dogs is a very demanding dog. It needs an
experienced owner and can easily be difficult to control
unless the owner knows how to handle him. There can be
wide differences in temperament and aggressiveness. Talk
to someone experienced with the breed before you buy
your dog. Although these dogs are often impressive,
don't base your purchase solely on achievement records
and appearances.
Belgian Shepherd dogs is one of
the rarest of the four the Belgian Laekenois.
Belgian Shepherd dog is a sturdy,
well-proportioned medium-sized dog with a rough wire
coat that easily distinguishes it. This dog breed was
actually used as army dogs in the World Wars. The ears
of the Belgian Laekenois are small, triangular, and set
high on the head. The eyes are brown, average in size
and slightly almond-shaped while the muzzle is of equal
length to the top skull and somewhat pointed. The nose
is black and the tail is very long. Read
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