Briard Dog Insurance Quotes

Briard Dog insurance quotes UK.
Pet health accident and liability insurance for Briard Dogs .

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If you need to go into Hospital
Holiday cancellation
Finding your Dog
Loss by theft or straying
Death from accident
Premium Waiver
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About the Breed
It may be that this breed originated in the French province of Brie as long ago as the twelfth century. Here it was valued as a guard dog, protecting sheep from wolves and other dangers, but, as wolver were gradually eliminated, it also served to herd farm stock. The Briard today has retained a brave nature, and will be alert to any intruders around your property. It is easily trained and will settle well in domestic surroundings, provided that it has plenty of opportunity to exercise every day.
The flowing coat of the Briard obviously needs daily brushing. An unusual feature laid down in the breed standard is that the double dew claws present on the hind legs are retained. Dew claws are normally removed from other breeds because they serve no real purpose for dogs today and there is a risk, especially with the front dew claws, that the dog could become caught up by them, resulting in injury. Where the dew claws are left, however, you may need to trim them regularly, because they will not become worn down with the ground. As a result, the claws are likely to become overgrown and will curl back or, even worse, can penetrate the dog’s skin.
In spite of its long history, the Briard has only become more widely known outside France during recent years.
Height 24-27 in (61-68.5 cm)
Weight 75 lb (34 kg)
Coat type/colour flowing, generally black

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