ALL ABOUT LIVING WITH A BEAUCERON DOG

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    Army Veteran, Lauren Trathen shares her amazingly beautiful life with her service dog, who happens to be the world's cutest Beauceron. Lauren was involved in a serious car accident. Her injuries from the accident left her with brain trauma, suffering from seizures and the physical injuries. When it came to her rehabilitation, Lauren chose to forgo a wheel chair and chose Jamais, a Beauceron to be her service animal. Not only does Jamais assist in her physical recovery but mentally and spiritually as well. Jamais is loving, confident, and watchful nature are the perfect prescription for helping Lauren live life to the fullest. Beauceron are amazing pets as well as working dogs. If you plan on getting this dog breed, be prepared for an active lifestyle. This breed is not a couch potato and requires physical as well as mental stimulus. Lauren has Jamais participating in dog sports like herding, dock diving, obedience, and even doing dog tricks. collie speed fox sports westminster dog show agility classes
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  • @elizabethchurch2591
    @elizabethchurch2591 6 років тому +142

    The way her dog looks up at her is priceless. The love is there. What a great match!

    • @DogumentaryTV
      @DogumentaryTV  6 років тому +16

      Yes it is!

    • @keallisf
      @keallisf 4 роки тому +4

      I couldn't agree more. When she was talking about how her dog loves her, you could see it in her eyes. Absolutely beautiful!

    • @eunice8116
      @eunice8116 3 роки тому

      I also see that 😍

  • @BurnsieForever
    @BurnsieForever 7 років тому +196

    You can see the strong bond between the dog and owner. Such a sweet dog!

    • @BearcatSweetheart
      @BearcatSweetheart 7 років тому +21

      Reginald, you couldn't be further from the truth. AKC does recognize this breed and they are not known for wild unchecked aggression. #themoreyouknow

    • @carolinemarchand4743
      @carolinemarchand4743 4 роки тому +1

      @Reginald Lovely Beacueron are not an aggressive breed, you clearly do not know this breed so keep your ignorance to yourself

    • @account8081
      @account8081 4 роки тому

      Such a strong bond that she said “i don’t pee alone” in her head be like 🤦🏽‍♀️

    • @account8081
      @account8081 4 роки тому

      And has a long name

  • @rpnp2
    @rpnp2 7 років тому +336

    I really like these "living with" video's you are doing.. It's different and very well put together

    • @CLINTTOWEL
      @CLINTTOWEL 7 років тому +1

      Me too

    • @sethcook139
      @sethcook139 5 років тому +1

      i know right? I used to watch dogs101 all the time for dog videos, but I think this might be better

    • @varikakylarius8622
      @varikakylarius8622 5 років тому +1

      Me tooo!

    • @Anna-nr3up
      @Anna-nr3up 3 роки тому +1

      Same! They are very informative 🙂

    • @varoonr9302
      @varoonr9302 3 роки тому

      Yeah especially the dogo videos

  • @Thatgreeneyedgirl222
    @Thatgreeneyedgirl222 7 років тому +109

    She looks at her owner with so much love...

  • @prevalain
    @prevalain 6 років тому +101

    I have owned several Beaucerons. My first came from a farm where its parents worked on a small cow herd. The second I owned was Eider de la Joie de Rodi: she was a very strong-willed and protective female I traveled with a lot and hiked with in the Pyrenees. Eider lived up to age 15 and never gave any sign of physical decline. My third Beauceron lived a short life being taken with severe hip disease: Aniouk was a gorgeous loving eight-month old Beauceron when we had to put him to "sleep": he would have been crippled all his life. My fourth Beauceron was Brook du Perouet. She was a darling dog, as loving as you can possibly imagine. She passed away this July 19 2017 from acute leukemia at age 11. Brook was my "friend". Like Eider, we went all over the place, from downtown Bordeaux to ocean beaches, to restaurants, taking a local bus, hiking in the Pyrenees. N'Deneb du Perouet is now our 2 month-old puppy and she only just got here. A whole new story to write... Our Beauceron dogs are part of the family. The description given in this documentary is accurate and should well be headed before even contemplating owning a Beauceron. Beauceron are strong tempered, loyal, powerful, physically very active, highly intelligent dogs that need rules and firm handling. Unless properly trained they can become insufferable. If properly trained, they are the best of companions one can hope for.

    • @Janeway1269
      @Janeway1269 5 років тому +9

      You have so much to add here! Interesting how your farm dog lived the longest, healthiest life. The show circuit always flips out over dogs that are not from "breeders of merit" with the show dog way of doing things. Yet time and time again, they produce dogs with issues. Perhaps they could learn a thing or two from the older ways.

    • @youngmomma87ify
      @youngmomma87ify 4 роки тому +4

      Thank you , I'm currently researching the Bas Rouge/Beauceron and due to my french heritage I'm quite drawn to them, I'm hoping to learn alot before acquiring my first beauce. Previously I've owned rottweilers,Dobermans and German shepherds and want a dog that has a better temperament and stability without the bad dog rep

    • @igor9204
      @igor9204 4 роки тому +2

      Sir, as I'm wondering if the beauceron is a right choice for me, I'd like to ask you, based on your experience, how strong (if any) is the innate, natural instinct to protect the household and the owner in an average beauceron? Could you honestly rely on your dogs if need be, i.e. someone tried to harm you? Or is it rather improbable without proper training? Thank you, all the best!

    • @stacipastic2833
      @stacipastic2833 3 роки тому +2

      I'm sorry for your losses. These are amazing dogs when trained correctly. Im so glad you also enjoy the dog breed 💖

    • @stacipastic2833
      @stacipastic2833 3 роки тому +1

      @@youngmomma87ify If you are active and stern they make absolutely amazing dogs. Remember, they are very smart and will find your weaknesses to try and get away with things. It's great to watch but frustrating at the same time. Best of luck with your search

  • @GO-GO_SO-SO
    @GO-GO_SO-SO 7 років тому +212

    I have to be honest here. I didn't know this breed existed before watching this. And if I saw a dog of this breed before watching this, I would have thought it was a dog that was just part Doberman and part Border Collie or something. Thanks Dgumnetary TV.

    • @pinsantoni
      @pinsantoni 7 років тому +10

      They are quite common in france, but as long as you pass the borders, they are almost unknown. Even in Italy they are quite rare.

    • @ba8898
      @ba8898 7 років тому +13

      Or doberman crossed with german shepherd. Apparently the beauceron was one of the breeds used in the development of the doberman

    • @696303
      @696303 5 років тому +1

      Absolutely NOT!!

    • @marshalldestro
      @marshalldestro 5 років тому

      my dog is 13 years old and I've spent his entire life trying to figure out what mix he is... I just discovered the Beauceron breed yesterday and am now totally convinced my boy is a Beauceron.. or at least Beauceron dominant mix.

    • @denismarisimolde2716
      @denismarisimolde2716 5 років тому

      I even thought this was a BM

  • @Red_Fox8
    @Red_Fox8 5 років тому +24

    Never heard of this breed, it looks beautiful and strong.
    It is like the perfect mix of German shepherd, Doberman and Rottweiler

    • @tongkhufrancois8011
      @tongkhufrancois8011 Рік тому +2

      Beauceron is a French rare breed in years 1500 (Chien des Tourbières)...Dob and Roth have been made by..

  • @awsomesauce03
    @awsomesauce03 7 років тому +14

    when i lived in france, the family i stayed with owned 9 of these dogs as guard dogs on a yard. brilliant animals.

  • @melindamercier6811
    @melindamercier6811 6 років тому +15

    I LOVE how much this woman knows about her dog's breed! From my research they are not the easiest to manage but are loyal and protective when trained properly. They're truly majestic!

  • @angelamonteleone510
    @angelamonteleone510 4 роки тому +22

    I don’t have a Beauceron (love to have one). However, all dogs deserve this level of respect, love and stimulation. From their owners. Thank you for this video and your sevice.

    • @anelisamorgan8590
      @anelisamorgan8590 4 роки тому +1

      Yes, I couldn't agree more! My dog Dee is aging not so well due to coming from neglected/abusive beginnings. I rescued her years ago, she was a rottie-mix that only weighed about 40 lbs.😑 Luckily, at the time I was working as an assistant at a vet hospital and got her the help she needed so badly. Today, she's like my kid, everything revolves around her. I know this is probably going to be my last year with her.. all I can do is make her as comfortable as possible and give her as much quality time as I can. She's the only thing I know I can depend on in my life.. I think a lot of people take the loyalty and truly pure love of their dogs for granted.

  • @Seathal
    @Seathal 4 роки тому +20

    I adopted what I thought, in my ignorance, was a mutt headed for the public kennel 3 years ago, turns out it was a full french shepherd or beauceron, in fact super similar to Jamais but a bit bigger and male. They're exactly as described; super intelligent, sensitive, smart, active and assertive, but they are stubborn and difficult to train for inexperienced people. Even though I've already owned 5 dogs, 3 of them large breeds I still had three small accidents with him nipping at strangers (one of them chasing playfully, one of them out of an on leash reaction to the person approaching me from behind and the other with someone who was lurking right outside my home) before coming to terms to the fact my structure wasn't enough and had to tighten it and work even more with the dog (I am with him all day so I have a lot of chances to do it luckly). The dog's improved towards strangers through stimulation control but keep in mind it's a very intelligent, very hard-working and active breed that need constant exercises and training both physical and mental, if you're not an active trainer and constantly engage the dog in activities and command structure he can give in to natural instincts, which in this case is "shepherding" other people or you.
    This is not a breed for people who don't have the experience or understand what having a large breed working dog is like. If your shifts are long or you're tired when you get home consider getting another type of dog. Noisy or super stimulating environments like a city can make them extra difficult to have. I am, in fact, preparing to move out of my apartment to a country house just to, among other things, make him a happier dog (and me a happier person overall). They want to be with their owners all the time and have their own space (shared with family) indoors but also need space to run, chase and play safely. If you're willing to put the time, the effort and the structure necessary these are excellent dogs that will instinctively defend you and your home and will be the loyalest of companions.

    • @lifeisfun_28
      @lifeisfun_28 Рік тому +1

      Excellent information! and vital for people to know. So many times people will get a large breed thinking it is naturally trained and sweet like in the video. What they don't realize is the Share number of hours and consistent training it takes to mold them into the ideal companion.

  • @didskar7822
    @didskar7822 7 років тому +37

    The most beautiful breed of dog in the world, this documentary reminded me of many memories with my Beauceron more than twenty years ago. I miss him so much.
    Thank you for this beautiful documentary

  • @truthfulguysantana544
    @truthfulguysantana544 7 років тому +101

    Incredible I've never heard of this breed. Incredible work as always DogumentaryTV..

    • @Yourmom-dd3fh
      @Yourmom-dd3fh 7 років тому +5

      this dog is special but as long as you are strong and calm with them u can do anything.You cannot cut their ears anymore in France tho.

    • @kristen_1107
      @kristen_1107 4 роки тому +1

      @@Yourmom-dd3fh Good

  • @voltaire5427
    @voltaire5427 4 роки тому +10

    I worked in pet services and worked with a beauceron on a daily basis; My favorite dog breed. They're definitely not for suitable for most owners, but this lady's personality compliments the dog's temperament very well. They respond well to very calm, firm, and deliberate people.

  • @enjoytheridedude
    @enjoytheridedude 7 років тому +105

    This made me want this dog

    • @beangelica2540
      @beangelica2540 7 років тому +15

      Peychec they are good looking but hard to find

    • @tigertalks1567
      @tigertalks1567 6 років тому +6

      Paradiso the dog is good because of her..this dog has hours and hours put into her. Unless you can do it that way, you do not need one. You have to be able to guide, teach and train. Don't get one because you WANT one. Ugh.

    • @buzzmeanytime
      @buzzmeanytime 6 років тому

      How can I contact her?

    • @buzzmeanytime
      @buzzmeanytime 6 років тому

      Cynthia Black hey Cynthia. How's it going. Is that you in the video?

    • @solomons5669
      @solomons5669 4 роки тому

      tiger talks did he asked you?

  • @tomreviews9668
    @tomreviews9668 7 років тому +61

    Excellent. If you want a German Shepherd or Dobermann without the health problems caused by inbreeding, get a Beauceron!

    • @leoki4804
      @leoki4804 7 років тому +4

      Thomas Review and travel , Malinois and Dutch shepherd as well.

    • @noahr8670
      @noahr8670 6 років тому +20

      Leo Ki except Malinois are psycho

    • @getthatcornouttamyface2461
      @getthatcornouttamyface2461 6 років тому +7

      No, Malinois is not like a German Shepard. They lack the desire to please their master.

    • @xxholicxxclover7413
      @xxholicxxclover7413 4 роки тому +1

      Leo Ki not even close Malinois are way too highly maintenance and temperament are crazy

  • @Harliquen95660
    @Harliquen95660 7 років тому +2

    I got my Sweets who is a Beauceron in 2009 she came as a rescue out of the midwest.. I knew I wanted a smart dog and boy did I get it.. She is everything I could have ever wished for.. and way more.. She is a very accomplished thief.. she can steal money out of your purse or take you hat and gloves right in front of you and you’ll never see it happening.. She doesn’t destroy them she just wants to have them.. She’s funny and fun to be with and requires a Lot of me time.. She loves to learn and is very adept at following instruction either verbal or hand signals.. Now that doesn’t mean she doesn’t have a mind of her own.. and doesn’t mind using it.. when she takes something she wants a treat for you to have it back.. They are a breed unto themselves.. and I love them.. I truly can't even imagine life without her.. she completes my world.. and she expects me to complete hers..LoL.

  • @Loogiemistress
    @Loogiemistress 7 років тому +80

    Nice looking dog, that I've never really looked into. I've learnt something today. :)

  • @_catburglar
    @_catburglar 5 років тому +6

    I have owned a Beauceron for nearly 3 years now, he is 8 years old and my boyfriend brought him with him from France. He doesn't act any differently from when I first met him except that he sleeps a little longer lol. He is a total puppy and always trying to make us laugh and get our attention. I have owned mutliple dogs and have worked with dogs for years and have never met a dog with such a unique personality. We unfortunately live in an apartment but our complex has a nice dog park so he is able to play a lot, he's the reason we pay such high rent haha. I'm so thankful I was introduced to this breed, I will never get a different breed of dog.

  • @georgiawingett160
    @georgiawingett160 7 років тому +5

    Wow she really knows how to train/handle a dog.
    I heard about this breed a few months ago, I love dobermans so I love these too!

  • @LoyaltyAboveAllLaws
    @LoyaltyAboveAllLaws 7 років тому +26

    You really become something like first adress to get to know something about a certain breed and living with it on a daily basis. Nice production in sound and picture, realy good in all aspects. Chapeau

  • @Janeway1269
    @Janeway1269 7 років тому +1

    Thanks for making this video. Great insight into Beaucerons. They are on my bucket list and I think this video just moved them up a few notches.

  • @Steelcityrockers
    @Steelcityrockers 6 років тому +3

    Fantastic dogumentary especially all of the details delivered with such intensive focus and knowledge by Lauren. Well done!

  • @ryanknewsight812
    @ryanknewsight812 6 років тому +2

    These videos are amazing. At first, i always think to myself that they're too long, but i find myself watching the whole thing and appreciating that it's documentary style and not jumping with edits. All in all great production.

  • @MrJuplover
    @MrJuplover 5 років тому +1

    As so often in your videos, I found this owner to be so inspiring. Thank you

  • @wildside306
    @wildside306 2 роки тому +1

    this owner is fantastic

  • @daniellecooper2250
    @daniellecooper2250 7 років тому +4

    I have a small dog from Heart to Heart rescue, at age two we purchased a Wisdom panel DNA test because it was clear her bread was mis categorized. Finding out that she is a Rat Terrier, Whippet, Beauceron etc. was extremely helpful in understanding her needs. Beaucerons are not a common breed and I am so happy to have just watched your documentary on them. Thank you Lauren for the great information dating back the 1500's in France that is amazing, also that they are part of the foundation for Great Danes and a favorite of mine the Rottwieler.
    Thank you for your service to our country and thank you for being a example of how therapy dogs can be the answer for human disabilities. You are a beautiful individual God Bless.

  • @Olph1
    @Olph1 6 років тому +10

    Great work. You're doing what dogs 101 should have.

  • @MakeWay4CJ
    @MakeWay4CJ 5 років тому +6

    She did a really good job explaining the breed! It was really thorough to the point where I actually was able to make a more informed choice about whether or not this was the breed for me. Thanks so much for taking the time to make these videos!

    • @GiantsBeauceronsRugby
      @GiantsBeauceronsRugby 2 роки тому

      Is it the breed for you?
      I have a 10 month old pup and Lauren has hit everything 100% correctly. And the bond and love between you and your Beauceron really is unbelievable, but that’s because you have to work with them all the time

  • @nickmurray1684
    @nickmurray1684 5 років тому +1

    Thank you for your service

  • @srpskicentauri99
    @srpskicentauri99 7 років тому +2

    I just got a Beauceron from the shelter 3 months ago. We didn't know what he was at first. The shelter said cattle dog terrier mix but they weren't sure. My dog is 6 months now and 50 lbs and identical to the dog in the video. I never heard of this breed but let me tell you people they are amazing! I have owned many dogs but he is so unique. They are so smart and loyal. Very independent but loving at the same time. Full of energy and a blast if you live an active lifestyle. Definitely reccomend.

  • @tomknienieder7712
    @tomknienieder7712 7 років тому +1

    Thank you very much for taking the time for this interview.

  • @kpak73
    @kpak73 7 років тому +3

    Good documentary. Didn't know anything about this breed before. The lady is easy on the eyes too. Thanks for sharing your story.

  • @slugga06
    @slugga06 7 років тому +12

    You are putting out some good stuff man. Keep it up!

  • @Acadian.FrenchFry
    @Acadian.FrenchFry 7 років тому +1

    Beautiful breed and beautiful relationship there. I really have not had experience with this breed, but had a friend who bred them and I learned a lot from her. I have always thought this breed was beautiful.

  • @tomozaki4390
    @tomozaki4390 5 років тому +1

    Beaucerons are very good dogs. We shared our life with a beauceron and it is a beautiful experience. Our male beauceron had the behavior of nanny toward our kitty.

  • @amberjade9133
    @amberjade9133 2 роки тому +1

    Beautiful dog, it’s my dream to own one someday! Thank you for your service, take care ❤️

  • @ohmeso043
    @ohmeso043 7 років тому +2

    Great Video! Our Mail Beauceron is now 6 years old. Completely different personality than any other dog we have had in our family, he is by far our largest dog we've had and also the one that has wanted the most attention :) He's been the best "watch" dog, while also the smartest and most loyal dog we've had :)

  • @davidr9972
    @davidr9972 7 років тому +5

    This channel its going to be very big! Congratulations on the videos!!!

  • @gmcenroe
    @gmcenroe 9 місяців тому

    Sweet dog, it looks like you did a wonderful job raising, training, and keeping her occupied. Thanks for sharing

  • @GBrai-mu5zy
    @GBrai-mu5zy 3 роки тому +1

    That dog looks so sweet. Very affectionate

  • @chrishasaclue
    @chrishasaclue 5 років тому +2

    Like a Doberman shepherd mix but been around much longer than both of them. Love those dogs

  • @logantyndall291
    @logantyndall291 6 років тому

    Good rules & boundaries! I can tell she respects you, what a great job! I really am leaning towards this breed.

  • @lindarobinson2895
    @lindarobinson2895 5 років тому

    Your video is so informative, more than that to learn about this breed. She was looking at you with adoration and love. Thank you for sharing.

  • @crazycanecorsolady
    @crazycanecorsolady 7 років тому +2

    I love this breed!!

  • @felicia2398
    @felicia2398 7 років тому +6

    Congrats on your 💯 k 🎉! I've never heard of this breed. Great video!

  • @Sebastian-qr6xm
    @Sebastian-qr6xm 4 роки тому +1

    Wow, I've been doing a lot of research on these dogs because I am looking for a new service dog prospect so seeing somebody else woth one as a service dog makes me happy.

    • @stacipastic2833
      @stacipastic2833 3 роки тому

      Definitely worth it. Mine is not a service dog but is an an Emotional Support dog for my husband. When my husband is feeling blue, our boy makes him laugh. When my husband starts feeling anxious, our boy calms him down right away. He pushes my husband to get up moving and going outside everyday.. but he is a lazy bed potato when we want to relax especially if my husband is having a very bad day.

  • @mnieuwhof
    @mnieuwhof 7 років тому

    WOW... great vid!!! We own a Beauceron too... I totally agree with you!!! It's great that Jamais can be of great support to you!

  • @PrasadBania
    @PrasadBania 2 роки тому

    Wow she explained it soo beautifully about the management with her pet 😇👍

  • @TIGERTHATROARS
    @TIGERTHATROARS 7 років тому +1

    Reminds me of a Doberman. Both are truly wonderful dogs!

  • @heavenwithJ
    @heavenwithJ 5 років тому

    Lol she is fantastic ..and you can see her cheeky sense of humour !georgous dog ...

  • @themask3174
    @themask3174 2 роки тому +1

    I'm french. Knowing beaucerons by my parents and have a puppy myself right now. Cutting ears is now forbidden in France (since 2004 for LOF). Beaucerons are typically french shepherds. They are strong, courageous, loving and lovely, but also determined, a little rough playing and need trust in theirselves and their owner. It's a perfect breed for countryside (cities also can fit but they need to be outside lot of their time and activities). Excellent working dogs, good guardians, used to serve in army and police, can walk hours and hours. Love them❤️🙌🏻

  • @eege742
    @eege742 6 років тому +2

    I've had two Beaucerons so far and can only agree 100%. Mine were from animal shelters as large black breeds are usually there for MUCH longer. Know the breed since 38 years and also friends only made positive experiences. They do need LONG DAILY WALKS, love to play and steal something once in a while (like an empty kitchen roll, old single sock).

  • @stacipastic2833
    @stacipastic2833 3 роки тому +1

    I have a Beauceron and he is approximately three years old. We fostered him for 1 day before we knew he was the dog for us. My Zeus (his name) was abused and is disabled but everything you said in your video, I 100% agree with. My boy is a little more laid back but I live in the mountains and he has free run because he has earned that trust with us. He has over 50 toys and surgically removes the squeakers from all of them lol. His dog friends live all around us and they always go to visit eachother and play outside everyday. My boy has an issue leading small children around by their hand. He applies light pressure but doesn't bit. Sometimes is scares children even though he isn't hurting them. He goes everywhere with my husband and I. We fight a lot on who's turn it is to take him 😅. He is very smart and intelligent but he can definitely hold a grudge after being groomed or nails cut. These really are amazing dogs. Best of luck with your sweet girl!

  • @flump2468
    @flump2468 7 років тому +4

    Great video 👍 I live in the U.K. and have a Beauceron, he is the most loving, cleaver dog I have ever seen,he always by my side.

  • @ewelinawojnar9298
    @ewelinawojnar9298 7 років тому +1

    The best dogs in the world ❤

  • @tinitoysinatra
    @tinitoysinatra 7 років тому +3

    Ciao, Mina Valdivia (facebook) !!!! I adopted "Mina" because of her loyalty. Thru the short 11 years she companied us she came out to be a Beauceron. We miss her. Got great, friendly, intelligent Tervuren right now but a Beauceron is irreplaceable!

  • @manimal9871
    @manimal9871 Місяць тому +1

    Amazing breed

  • @pep-o-butt672
    @pep-o-butt672 7 років тому

    Such a cuddly creature

  • @katelyn1134
    @katelyn1134 4 роки тому

    DOGS ARE SUCH AMAZING CREATURES!!!!

  • @radab4989
    @radab4989 5 років тому +2

    The best breed according to my beauceron owner's opinion... ;-) However, just a few words to salute the excellent work of this channel. Thank you so much !

  • @udaysharma1282
    @udaysharma1282 7 років тому +3

    Man i definitely love your videos!

  • @mimime5376
    @mimime5376 7 років тому

    I am so glad to have come across this video. I love all dogs (prefer large dogs myself) and learning about them. This is the first time I've heard of this breed. I would have guessed a cross of doberman/shepard. I can see she adores you, as she looks up to you while being petted. Thank you for sharing this with us, as I found this quite informative. Best wishes to you both. 🐶

  • @charlie-magnegumpal6420
    @charlie-magnegumpal6420 7 років тому

    Very graceful dog.

  • @Makapida
    @Makapida 6 років тому +6

    I think this is a very good portraying of our ancient breed the Beauceron. Mine is going on 10 months old, and definitely all of what is being said here. We do not cut their ears anymore, they look a little goodfier, but still quite imposing a presence, specially because of their very dark eyes that do not miss anything. Beautiful companions, they were the dog for everything in farms, and good at everything. I also have a Rottweiler, and they have common traits such as being faithful to death to their master. But if the Beauceron is more challenging to raise, its intelligence beats the Rott any time. The Rott is a disciplined soldier, the Beauceron a franc-tireur, thinking more. Love them both to bits!!!

  • @staceyll8419
    @staceyll8419 3 роки тому

    This explained why my dog is so nosey! Anything new he needs to check it out. Even if he did't see me add something to the yard or house he notices and checks it out!

  • @coachrr
    @coachrr 6 років тому

    Great dog, great breed. Dogs are so great for people!

  • @TrinidadJamesWoods
    @TrinidadJamesWoods 4 роки тому +1

    It's amazing how dogs can sense something about our bodies, internally, that we cannot even sense ourselves. There is just some kind of empathy that exists between humans and dogs that is much more difficult to find in other animals.

  • @pittymama4500
    @pittymama4500 Рік тому

    The way you talk about your dog is the way I feel about my service dog also as he is the perfect dog for me that I was able to self select. Since I was able to self select I also self-trained and it created this magnificent bond with my dog and I would not trade that for the best training in the world. People tell me that I care more about that dog than I do the people in my life and they're right about that because there's nothing that I can do to make that dog turn his back on me and the littlest things that I can do can make a human. Until I had him there was nothing that could get me out of myself isolation but my dedication and sense of obligation to his needs and happiness gets me moving everyday even if he can only get me to go for a walk.😅

  • @markquadrozzi3384
    @markquadrozzi3384 7 років тому

    each of these episodes has quality info. Really enjoying each episode!

  • @emmymillet7346
    @emmymillet7346 7 років тому

    This channel is amazing! It has all the breeds I love! 😍

  • @vanhughes
    @vanhughes 6 років тому

    She is beautiful. Like a German Shepherd and a Doberman Pincher mix.

  • @TerlinguaTalkeetna
    @TerlinguaTalkeetna Рік тому

    Loved my Cdog, she was my first Beauceron. Put her down one yr ago this week. This owner explained the breed very well. It followed my experiences to a tee. Not a hands off breed. Mine was with me nearly all the time. Most problems are with the human side of the equation with "problem dogs". Nice production with good information.

  • @bryanedney2723
    @bryanedney2723 5 років тому +1

    I first saw this breed when I first starting watching the Westminster Kennel Club Show. Fascinated at their loyalty, protective instinct toward their family. It's their appearance, though, that keeps strangers at bay. Love it! I live in a apartment but wonder if this breed would be good for apartment dwelling.

    • @goprev9715
      @goprev9715 4 роки тому +1

      Unless you can take them out several times a day probably not.

  • @viceb7
    @viceb7 5 років тому

    Great video! She did a great job describing the breed.

  • @davewilliams9294
    @davewilliams9294 7 років тому +7

    I wouldn't get one these, but the video was on point like usual. she gave some good info

  • @rockscorner5991
    @rockscorner5991 7 років тому +2

    I love this gal! I interact with and have rules identical to hers but I've never met her.

  • @Trapezius8oblique
    @Trapezius8oblique 6 років тому +1

    Just wanted to say.... what an amazing person Lauren is. She is a great dog handler, and is dedicated loving owner. I wish there were more understanding dog owners like her out there. Wish her the very best for the future. 💞from Australia
    I am an five time owner of a sheep herding dog, the Australian working kelpie, and years ago was looking for the original breeding of the kelpie.
    The written origin of the kelpie here in Australia is inaccurate saying kelpie come from Scottish collies. The original breeders weren’t going to tell their breed secrets to the competition back in the day.
    It is clear to me the actual origin of the Australian Working Kelpie is imported Black and Tan French sheep herding breed called the Beauceron crossed with a dingo. 🐕 And continuation of further lines of breeding through the years, created one of the best dogs in the world for working.
    Now the kelpie is sold all over the world for working in rescue and stock work. They are a fantastic all rounder with the correct training and love.
    Now days they breed kelpies with border collies and these dogs are also excellent at stock work.

  • @KarlaLopez-fw9mt
    @KarlaLopez-fw9mt 7 років тому

    Beautiful breed seriously

  • @adman4150
    @adman4150 5 років тому +1

    My moms friend has a Beauceron and his name is Bocton. Hes so very nice!

  • @Galvaxatron
    @Galvaxatron 6 років тому +1

    Gorgeous under-heralded breed.

  • @aquastar4336
    @aquastar4336 5 років тому

    I always wanted a Beauceron when I was a kid 💕

  • @mikezluv4muzik
    @mikezluv4muzik 7 років тому +1

    She is very good at lure coursing she also is kinda small but is still amazing

  • @jbracq2008
    @jbracq2008 6 років тому +2

    French beaucerons are amazing dogs

  • @angelabird8481
    @angelabird8481 7 років тому

    I'd love to be able to get a beauceron one day. Beautiful dogs!

  • @justinjeffries1554
    @justinjeffries1554 4 роки тому

    Honestly this and The Country Gentleman are my two favorite videos of yours...I LOVE this breed, though when I first watched the video I thought the ears were naturally like that which doubled their appeal, but I'm not an ear crop kind of guy...But either way this and the Catahoula are my two favorite breeds right now :) Thanks for introducing me to it!

  • @BadlndsBob
    @BadlndsBob 3 роки тому

    Dogs can be so great.

  • @JoshChristiane
    @JoshChristiane 5 років тому

    My Beauceron is INSANE. He'd never be able to lay on me like that for 20 seconds, better yet a whole video haha. SO cute. :)

  • @tomozaki4390
    @tomozaki4390 4 роки тому +2

    Vive le Beauceron.

  • @dab7547
    @dab7547 7 років тому +1

    The first time I've seen this dog was in the James Bond, "Moonraker". Like others, I thought that it was a Doberman with a tail, or some type of mix. Very cool looking dog.

  • @teehenry6892
    @teehenry6892 2 роки тому

    Beautiful dog

  • @juicyjesstv
    @juicyjesstv 4 роки тому +1

    These are excellent dogs. I’ve been looking for a dog that is not only a very loyal and close companion type dog but also a good home protector along with looking tough but not so tough that it’s frightening; a dog that is ready and smart and intelligent but not as ready as a German Shepherd or a Belgian. That is what this breed is. Just a perfect balance of everything. THIS is a DOG.

    • @HgHg-yp6ft
      @HgHg-yp6ft 3 роки тому +2

      Actually towards strangers they are quite "ready", at least on level with the GS and the doberman if not more. Dont forget that this is a truly ancient breed created in around 16th century in much tougher times , not recent creation as the GS, plus thankfully they are not that popular hence the "breeders" did not really pollute their genes pool yet. They are tough guys to have around for sure.

  • @sarahalexander6756
    @sarahalexander6756 7 років тому +1

    I love these videos

  • @hmtmth8481
    @hmtmth8481 7 років тому

    super video. thanks.

  • @karls1466
    @karls1466 7 років тому

    These series have been a great additional to the channel, amazing and very informative! If possible could you do a video: living with a Norwegian Elkhound?

  • @ludick3407
    @ludick3407 5 місяців тому

    From a french owner, it's a very good description of Beauceron. Sorry for my language and mistakes

  • @JuMiMi86
    @JuMiMi86 2 роки тому

    Fantastic owner and dog 😍

  • @Weirdanimalboy
    @Weirdanimalboy 7 років тому +2

    This is my second favorite breed of the French shepherd trio. The Berger Picard is my number 1, while the Briard is my 3rd. The Beauceron is really unique looking, my eyes kept wandering to those dewclaws throughout the entire video.

  • @jayceeallen8090
    @jayceeallen8090 6 років тому

    These dogs look incredible another interesting. Reed to look into for the future

  • @jacksonneomusic
    @jacksonneomusic 5 років тому

    It looks like a perfect mix between a German Shepherd and a Doberman!!