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The Bouvier des Flandres dog has its origins in Flanders, Belgium, where monks are said to have bred Irish wolfhounds, Scottish deerhounds and local Belgian dogs. The Bouvier is a natural herder and these dogs still often work on farms or as police dogs. The Bouvier des Flandres’ double coats grow in black, grey, or a mixture of the two. These dogs grow as large as 80-120 pounds as adults and need sufficient space to use up their working-dog energy levels. Gentle and sweet, this is a great family breed.
Temperament
Loyal, loving, athletic
Breed Fast Facts
70 - 100 lbs
Large
High
Minimal
Very
10 to 12 years
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