Breed Profile
Great Dane
- WEIGHT: 100 to 120 lbs
- HEIGHT: 28 to 32 inches
- COLOR(S): Brindle, fawn, blue, black or harlequin (white is preferable with all black or all blue patches that have the appearance of being torn). They can also have a mantle pattern, which is black with a white collar and chest, a white muzzle, and white on all or
- BREED GROUP: Working
Beauceron Breeders
A French herding breed known for centuries in western Europe, their ancestry may be part of the Doberman. Beaucerons are used as a herder and guard dog, and relative to the Briard. They are distinguished by their long tail and double dewclaws on their hind legs. They resemble Dobermans in that they are mostly black with the same tan markings. They are large, muscular dogs that have ears that are usually cropped. The Beauceron is one of the most popular dogs in France, as well as the Briard. They have been exhibited since 1897. Beaucerons are good tempered, easy to train, but are wary of strangers. The Berger de Beauce is said to respect only its master, and is not recommended for the weak-willed. Beaucerons are considered the world's most versatile working dog.
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