The Briard, also known as the "Berger de Brie", belongs to the herding dog breed group. They have a shaggy coat that looks like a haystack. The breed is thought to have first existed during the 1300s where guarding homes and sheep is the reaso...

Finally got your first new puppy? If you want your first puppy training experience to be fun, here are helpful dog training tricks that will surely get you started. The Briard, also known as the Berger de Brie, is a large agile breed that has a...

Description: The Briard is a powerful dog, for herding. The males are the same length as they are high, but with females the length may be slightly greater. They have a large rectangular shaped head. The muzzle has a beard and moustache, and is wi...

The Briard traces its ancestry back to the days of Charlemagne. Known for centuries as a herding dog, it probably also fits into the category of "working dogs" as described in the American Kennel Club, for it also performs well as a guard dog and ...

Group: Herding Weight: 75-100 lbs Height: male: 23-27, female: 22-25.5 inches Overview Briards have been known for many centuries, but they are originally from the Brie region in France. Their ancestry goes as far back as over one thousand years. ...

// The Briard is a large, powerful dog with the shaggy dog look. She makes a good watch dog and a good guard dog. She loves her human family and is intelligent and fairly easy to train. She needs quite a bit of grooming and attention to keep her...

The Briard traces its ancestry back to the days of Charlemagne. Known for centuries as a herding dog, it probably also fits into the category of "working dogs" as described in the American Kennel Club, for it also performs well as a guard dog and ...