Bouviers are big and big-hearted. They are strong and can think for themselves. The Bouvier is protective. He can sometimes be suspicious of other dogs. While he’s not overly active in the house, he does need plenty of exercise. Country or suburban living suits him well.
Bouvier des Flandres breed facts
A standard of the Bouvier type was not adopted until 1912. That was accomplished by a Frenchman, Mr. Fontaine, vice-president of the Club St. Hubert du Nord.
Information you should know before owning a Bouvier des Flandres
The Bouvier des Flandres has long been prized for his remarkable abilities as an all purpose farm dog. Cattle driver, messenger, guardian, and protector, the Bouvier is a versatile dog.
He has a rough harsh tousled coat that requires regular brushing to help keep shedding to a minimum.
The Bouvier is a natural guard dog, but he is not an attack dog. He is a tolerant dog who enjoys the company of children.
