ALL ABOUT BEAUCERON: THE COUNTRY GENTLEMAN

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Beaucerons are muscular, rugged, and large, standing as high as 27.5 inches at the shoulder, and yet graceful and in all ways balanced. Their dark black coats feature handsome squirrel-red accents, including the red feet that give the breed its French nickname Bas-Rouge (“red stockings”). They’re also seen in a black-gray-tan coat. The long head is well chiseled, and the dark brown eyes project an expression breed fanciers describe as frank and confident. They’re not for novice owners, who might end up being owned by their dominant dog instead of the other way around. That said, well-trained and socialized Beaucerons are levelheaded watchdogs and guardians, especially good with the young, the small, and the defenseless.

[@tyrannotherium7873]

In my opinion It’s the most underrated breed when it comes for protection sports etc.

[@tyrannotherium7873]

True lol

[@deeptoot1453]

@@mikeymoo1291 yup, I Iive on the countryside and there are so many ignorant conservative bastards out here that put their malinois in a cage all day and night and barely walk it, jist leaving it in the cold outside all day. Why even own a dog if all you do is lock it up and occasionally let it out on your land. They want a guard dog but they do not want to care for a pet.

[@youssefaac6991]

@@mikeymoo1291 bruh i live in belgium and here thay arent even that popular tbh the most dogs that live here are GSP and than malinois but still there are so many ignorant people that own a dag but shouldnt

[@dtcdtc8328]

Giant Schnauzers are also basically unknown phenomenol protection dogs. My last dog had was a Giant Schnauzer. Miss him dearly. I alsmot got a Beaceron instead of him. I've found its a good thing they are lesser known, look at the health issues Labs, German Shepherds , Dobes on and on have from becoming popular. Imho and experience AKC is part of the problem. Most breed for size and coat for showing them. Form follows function. I've seen "AKC champion" Labs who hate water and are the size of a dang mastiff. I've trained around " AKC grand sire champion" German Shepherds who had no business being on a protection field or being trained in protection. I've worked some as a decoy , where you raise your arm over their head and just that motion caused them to freak and release off the bite sleeve and bail out . It's sad. So, yeah, be glad your favorite breed isn't popular. Be glad the "gate keeper" breeders to your favorite breed make it hard for you to get one. These are things that keep a breeed safe from mass unscrupulous breeding.

[@geracaonutella6981]

I knew a woman working in a bar near Maris Stella high school who had a beauceron. That dog was game. He bigger than average and had that aura don’t f with me. I thought it was a Belgian kangal lol

[@steezli]

Zeke when I was seven years old, I used to spend hours in my Encyclopedia looking at dog breeds. Watching your videos takes me back to those days and educates me on breeds that I had no idea about.

[@Mattyhd]

I did that too.

[@Louvenoire05]

steezli whoa! This is me. I remember the Beauceron but haven’t been following them. That dog encyclopedia though, I read it everyday all day. 😎🙌

[@darraghkinahan3738]

Me too!! World book encyclopedia to be exact

[@igor9204]

Same! I used to be a little pain in the ass and keep on telling adults about breeds and dogs in general.

[@princeazaiah8679]

Same lol

[@zooabsurd6227]

i really want a beauceron. It seems like a perfect mix between a loyal shepherd and strong guard

[@pkdarts]

Hovawart is good as well

[@ItsJustAgamingThing]

@@pkdarts never heard of that one

[@kelzey4133]

I'm so proud of what you do Zeke. You work hard to get to different places to get videos of these wonderful dog breeds

[@FranckAlbert]

I am French and 56 years old and I currently have my fifth beauceron. I agree with you, but we can have this dog even if we are not a shepherd. Take care of it and possess a lot. The Beauceron loves above all to be with his master (with the leader of the flock). First of all, do not be alone. The master must be very patient because this dog has a very late maturity and can make a lot of mistakes before. So do not be too attached to your shoes. ;-)

[@isken6593]

On les aime aussi pour leurs bêtises 😁 en ayant deux âgés de 9 mois, je suis en plein dedans là !

[@chrisjackson2821]

This channel is the only reason to come onto KZbin, amazing video, fantastic breed, thank you so much

[@Barbara1399b]

your channel is the best dog documentary of all, we dog lovers thank you soo much for all your videos and determination for making them! Please don't stop! *-*

[@niilespunkari8832]

Of all the things that "Dogumentary TV" is great in, one more things is, that "they" always finds such great dog owners, breeders, and handlers; which becomes in it selves is a reason to follow this channel.

[@miranouaihed3860]

I really wish every person who wants to buy/adopt a specific breed gets to meet and speak with people like her. It breaks my heart how many dogs are surrendered or euthanised just because the owners do not understand what they signed up for. What a wonderful lady who is super dedicated to her dogs

[@EQ9962]

Years ago i came across a very young dog in a rough part of town. She was clearly dumped, was malnourished, and had mange. Brought her home and learned from the vet she was a Beauceron. Never heard of them prior. She spent over 12 years with us. Never had i had a more loving, protective, and loyal dog. Darn was she stubborn. We lost her two years ago. Miss her. Will absolutely have another one in the family.

[@CaliStylee89]

The best dogumentaries on KZbin 💯 fact👏👍 great job Zeke as always.

[@JayVincentFitness]

These videos are so well made. Incredible. Nice work.

[@Watzleroviak1210]

Best dog I've ever had. Once a Beauci, always a Beauci.

[@woodlanddogs782]

One of my favourite breeds, thank you for doing this video!!

[@zjenji]

There is a beautiful Beauceron that comes to my local dog park. He likes to herd the other dogs! lol

[@radab4989]

Agreed. A breed to love ! The best dogs ever ! (sorry for this subjectivity). Thanks for this vid.

[@tasha_111_]

Back with a BANG I see 👌There aren’t too many things I love more than to see a dog doing the job it was bred for. I wish all dog owners would take this woman’s lead and understand that a dog with a job and an educated owner/handler is a happy, willing, balanced, and obedient member of the pack/family. I LOVE how she touched on them not making such great “pets” I have a Malinois and would never recommend anyone getting one for the sole purpose of just having a pet that you walk once a day. These working breeds are intelligent to a fault sometimes and if their owner isn’t willing or able to properly train and socialize them they will become more of a loose canon/bomb/Tasmanian devil/a giant ball of endless energy and drive/and most of all they will become ridiculously destructive because they have no way of releasing all that pent up energy and frustration. Great video as ALWAYS!!!! 🙏👏👌

[@tayinternational]

Yes Malinois are great "working" dogs but it is animal abuse to get a dog like that and expect it to live in an urban environment where the owner has a no need for a dog that is smarter than them

[@tasha_111_]

Tay nology I understand exactly what you mean, more times than not the dog will pay for “good intentions” from someone getting a working breed. But this woman seems to challenge her dog physically and mentally and that’s saying far more than 99.9% of American dog owners lol 😂

[@miranouaihed3860]

Beautifully said 10000% agree

[@nevetsatitoc9365]

Love your videos your very informative and passionate about dogs and dog breeds

[@TheOnlyHawkeye666]

Just found out my rescue is this breed. Happy to have it down now and to have a guide for a direction to hone his training.

[@retokohler4226]

Thank you very much for your new video! As a Beauceron Owner I love it!!!!!

[@subtleTwists]

Just found your channel...loving your videos! Would love to see something on the Thai Ridgeback.

[@scentlover4841]

New subbie thanks love these documentaries

[@saumikdutta3793]

Thank you for these brief so much about this breed,

[@JM-gj7de]

Nice vid. Thank you!

[@amandabarela8616]

Ocean is looking AMAZING lauren! I am sooo happy to see you on KZbin again! Keep up the amazing work! -Amanda barela

[@adityahendre4376]

Hats off to your work man✌️!

[@Nibs333]

Neato! The double dew claws. Unique

[@JimZabad]

We’ve had two Beauceron dogs now. Both females. I won’t have another breed. They are an amazing animal that is so devoted to our family. Smart isn’t the word for it. They are outright clever. My dog is never more than a few feet from me.

[@johngonzales1163]

I found a stray pup last week. He's adorable❤❤❤

[@kelzey4133]

THANK YOU!!!

[@AFrenchieNamedCaesar]

What a beautiful breed!

[@channelmick1]

I adopted Lobo from a shelter. Did a dna test that came back 47% Rottweiler, 22% German Shepherd, and then like 12 + other breeds. But he looks exactly like a purebred Beauceron?! I let google “look up” his breed based on a picture and it led me to the Beauceron. Perhaps Wisdom Panel DNA test does not have Beauceron in its data base. I feel I have stumbled upon an amazing breed. Lobo is a very calm, confident, intelligent boy. And amazing with children and easy to train.

[@renaew3922]

I came to watch this video because I'm a new mom of 2 catahoula mix sisters and I was researching the catahoula breed, interesting that both the Catahoula and the Beaceron list the other as foundation dogs for their breed 😁 what beautiful dogs

[@nicorodriguez3378]

love love love this video.

[@songokussj3966]

Well I just learned something, I have a catahoula and didn’t know they came from these beautiful dogs.

[@alexandreteitelroit2108]

Beautiful dog! 😊

[@carranzza8751]

I like her different facts and the amount of the facts

[@the_reaper_fpv]

Nice to have you back. Norwegian elkound please

[@danielrichardson5629]

A lot like a Queensland Heeler! I Love my Heelers and they have naturally upright ears. I don't like clipped ears or tails! Thanks for the video!

[@tallnotdeaf]

Loved your video on Boerboel’s it is a great tribute to the breed and as an owner of one you gained a sub from me!

[@Xxluvable94xX]

Looks like a Kelpie mixed with a German Shepard. Very good looking dog even, balanced and healthy

[@whitneykworkman]

Love it!! Dachshund would be super cute to see :)

[@olive1888]

Akc hasn’t ruined this breeds hind legs with stacking. My initial reaction was “looks like German Shepard with a better backside”...

[@serbkingserbking8178]

Olive the what? Hahaha

[@olive1888]

Frosted exactly!

[@bitchhp2973]

...the man who created GSD wanted them to have a sloped back. Yes German showline are arguably more severe but look at working like and American/ Canadian showline, most responsible breeders don’t have a sever slope. Also 3 piont stacks will give any dog a different look.

[@jackiedawes1184]

I love the breed beautiful dogs

[@cerberusk9uk]

I'm pretty sure the 2 dogs in the James Bond film Moonraker are Beaucerons. Great video 👍

[@thebeauceronboys9397]

cerberusk9uk you are correct.

[@cerberusk9uk]

@@thebeauceronboys9397 I Thought they were, even as a young lad when I first watched the film I had arguments with my friends who were sure they were Doberman with long tails. 😀 Guess when you are a dog person... 🙄 🤫

[@PeterFZorko]

I had beauceron for about 14 years. He was astonishing! He was a bit taller and heavier than your dogs (he had 55 kg when I put him to sleep), Maybe the European versions are stonger. But he had perfect propoctions, 6 feet on the back legs and he was in my opinion the best dog I ever had. I will probably breed them if I had a chance sometimes in my life. I would like to emphasize that this dog is NOT for everyone. They can be very unpredictable and stubborn. But if you can go through this, you will have an awsome dog. R.I.P. my dear Aik!

[@alexm8073]

Might look in to owning one of these in the future, always owned collies / collie crosses looks like one of my kind of breed

[@rodneythomas3501]

I wish you could make it out to texas. I'm from the IE but I'm in central Texas. What if you teamed up with someone .. iono , your page is great so of course I want MORE lol

[@iewutake]

The fuzzy dobie is so fascinating to me since i found out about them, but really beauceron are such stunning dogs, im trying to see how theyd match w a dobie

[@jacoblynch9403]

Beautiful

[@Bullittcurkennels]

I think we need a video on the Ladner Black Mouth Cur and a interview with Curt and Tawnya Ladner out in MS.

[@ravencassidy1979]

They are beautiful

[@Alf4el]

If I may, this is not "noir et faux" but "noir et feu" wich means black & fire. Excellent video, this breed is such lovely one !

[@jgharts4949]

This breeder is pretty sharp.

[@jeremywalker6200]

Yeah but that Cali accent bugs me.

[@Anna-nr3up]

Jeremy Walker Really?

[@brendanmorin9935]

@@jeremywalker6200 where are you from? Just wondering if maybe you come from somewhere with a heavy accent and that’s why it sounds strange to you xD I’m from New England and her accent isn’t super noticeable to me

[@bigchungus920]

They look like a mix of doberman and German shepherds but also a bit of Australian cattle dog in there

[@litogor]

The Doberman comes from Beauceron .... not the other way around.

[@michaellconticchio7509]

@@litogor Donkey is Beauceron!!!

[@carsonthiel9397]

litogor as if you have any idea. Louis Doberman was also the local pound keeper. He could have added literally any dog into his breeding program for their working ability.

[@errhka]

A solid breed of dog - can't go wrong with one (unless you don't like shedding 😁)

[@alibentz8692]

Great Pyrenees have the double dew claw too. Interesting!

[@gusgus2320]

@counselthyself Like the Briard

[@gusgus2320]

@counselthyself Exactly, they are "cousin"

[@bettyalford1364]

Had one Awsome dogs, intelligent

[@christianchinchilla6647]

So tempted to reach out and inquire about a puppy but I already have 5 dogs!!! Love the video!!!

[@marcr8556]

I know the double dew claw is the standard for this breed but I know people remove the dew claws as well. These are beautiful dogs

[@maxschmidt9139]

Amazing breed

[@Isusovomagare]

I think beauceron would be a great company for my malinois, i always wanted one.

[@angelamonteleone510]

You would have an handful. But; then again, a Beauceron would be an incredible compliment. As it would be great company to me and my A.C.D. Blue Heeler. We hike for miles in a Wilde Life Preserve, just about everyday and while my A.C.D. Is quick and agile. I’d like a Beauceron as the muscle in case we run into a coyote or two.

[@demokratiaperemoje]

My household had a bitch beauceron/malinois, Julie. She was adopted by my gendarme Dad, and a not quite runt working line. That was in Ardeche, It's wild it's like the Idaho of France. She was but a puppy yet she developed a very protective instinct over my pregnant Mom, with me inside. Later on she slept under my crib and nothing moved her but her minimum natural requirements. She even had to be lock in the bathroom where she'd lunged at the walls when people visited the new baby. She was my best friend until she died at 13. I never really knew until I watch this video how lucky and privileged I have been to share the first 12 years of my life with such a devoted and watchful play companion. They truly are as someone commented: "the most understated breed". She was exactly like this video.. so much so, I am beginning to question exactly how much malinois she was. Smart like a wild animal, almost wolf like in the eye. She was a thief, a cuddler, a midnight snackers... and yes Sheryl, she was a bitch. But by the teapot was she loved!

[@cammy470]

Wish we had this breed in Australia

[@Tommy-pl9ui]

I love dogs

[@lazybones5773]

Im so drawn to this breed. I would love to have one for sports such as agility that i compete in.

[@nightlyrowentree6047]

The moment I saw one I wanted one so so badly

[@maculifrons]

Love it! Have you done black mouth cur yet ?

[@DogumentaryTV]

Not yet.

[@romainmodestie8844]

It’s not clear in this video but beauceron is a big dog, around 50kg

[@eege742]

Origin is the "Beauce" a region in France. From them were the Doberman and Rotweiler bread. "Berger" means shepherd. Dogs with same character and extra claws are the "Briard officially Berger de Brie". Everybody knows Brie cheese from that region. Plus "Picard officially Berger de Picard". All three breeds have the same size. >>>The very first dog ever mentioned and showed in a book was a Beauceron.

[@GiantsBeauceronsRugby]

The beauceron was definitely used in creating the Doberman, but the Rottweiler? The Rottweiler has been dated back to the Romans as cattle driving dogs for the Roman legions crossing Europe, but whether the Beauceron was used in creating what we now know as the modern day Rottweiler... that’s possible

[@sopantarhei8572]

Beaucerons are geneticaly very close to the briard

[@HgHg-yp6ft]

@@GiantsBeauceronsRugby I read somewhere that the Beauceron were quite bulkier maybe even more than the rotties in the times when the wolves where still a problem in NE France which would be around until 17th, early 18th century...Since then the farmers did not needed a heavier dogs to do what is needed hence the sleeker but still quite powerful dogs of today. Maybe its more accurate to say that the Rotties and the Beauceron came from closely related blood lines and from roughly the same regions in Europe.

[@GiantsBeauceronsRugby]

@@HgHg-yp6ft that’s quite possible but even though they might have to tangle with wolves, they weren’t really used as LGDs and most farmers would’ve had other dogs to take that specific role if it was a consistent problem. Not too sure though

[@HgHg-yp6ft]

@@GiantsBeauceronsRugby Male Beauceron can reach 110-120 pds those day mate, pure breed with the double dew claws and all. I had the pleasant surprise seeing one in a dog park here in USA, got congratulatied by the owner recognizing the breed haha, the double dew claws sealed the deal.His boy was around 115 pounds, really powerful and agile doggo when seen from up close.Bulkier than that would be in the range of 130-140 pds though truth to be told I would not put behind the current version some wolf repellent quality either.One on one no dog breed have a chance against fully grown gray wolf in the wild anyway.

[@PedroLopez-kw5yt]

Can you do a video on the Italian greyhound!

[@araculyy]

finally my favorite breed 😍

[@TheChugg11]

They look like a cross between Doberman/Rotweiller.

[@ElijahKMcCoy]

I agree with everything you say I always thought that when I see these dogs lol

[@TuAmigoElMorrocoy]

To me they look like an old style GS mixed with a Doberman

[@butternut3458]

doberman came from this breed :) it's one of the starters for the doberman

[@andreamartin545]

Actually I'm pretty sure the beauceron and rottweiler breeds went into the making of the dobermans

[@Aethuviel]

To me they look like an old style GSD with a Rottweiler's coat. No Dobie.

[@solaydbak]

Beaucerons should be bred into the GSD lines to improve the slumped back

[@beachaddict7653]

I think they were part of the making of the first GSD.

[@jessk4116]

That’s a terrible idea. Why destroy a breed like that?

[@solaydbak]

@@jessk4116 they destroyed the breed when they bred in the slumped back. The original GSD didn’t have those issues.

[@spots8060]

@@solaydbak that's a show line GSD. there are plenty of good working line shepherds

[@tyrellthiel2201]

@@solaydbak like Spots said, the sloped back is primarily a show ring feature from North American lines (show rings messed up a lot of breeds). If you have the funds, you can import beautifully formed GSD from Holland, Germany, Belgium, and other European countries. I used to work with police dogs (the veterinary clinic I worked at had a contract with the local PD) that were sourced that way, it's a night and day difference

[@jonathanwalunga4284]

Can you do a video on the Chesapeake Bay Retriever?

[@andrepaul475]

I need this dog

[@nevetsatitoc9365]

You should look into this all purpose dog breed called the black mouth cur it's a breed that is found all over the southern and western United States its known as a cowboy dog and is used for many tasks

[@toadranger50]

Nevets Atitoc they are a much older breed and may possibly have been used in the development of the black mouth cur.

[@lizzienepia]

I am seriously thinking about getting one of these beautiful dogs! It would be my first ever dog!

[@gusgus2320]

If it's your first ever dog, be carreful. Its's not an easy dog at the start. You'll need to learn how to educate him, and then he'll be a Fantastic dog

[@lizzienepia]

@@gusgus2320 thanks for that!! I definitely think I'd need to research beforehand but I am so in love with this breed I don't think I could have any 9ther dog

[@kabir1557]

@@lizzienepia you could go for a German Shepherd as well .....petline not working line.

[@lorpsandorps3729]

Probably not best for novice owners. I have a Catahoula Leopard Dog mix and despite being a behavior specialist and experienced with intelligent and stubborn dogs, I found him the most challenging dog to train. Catahoulas have the beauceron as one of the foundation breeds and the personality and activity level are pretty similar. We have 100 acres and have time to keep our dog exercised. Is walk or short visit to a park are not enough

[@josephandrade9027]

You should do Yorkshire terrier but like working or something

[@aky19832001]

This women is on point. Apparently she's fluent in French and Arabic. From how she Carrie's a dialog and transitions to different talking points, describes experianxes and relays facts that shes got an IQ that well above the "average" I wouldn't be surprised if she was a MENSA member.

[@clementbeziat7198]

She's butchering every french word she pronounce dude, when she says noir et feu its like she's saying noir et faux... Even the breed name is not pronounced like that in french

[@jamesjames9066]

Why Americans got to always clip the ears, living in France and seeing beaucerons all the time I've never seen one cliped

[@kirsten0678]

I am in America and have a beauceron, I left his ears natural. I think it gives him more expression. I think that in the show dog world in America it is standard to have them clipped, but I'm not sure. I just knew I wouldn't show mine so I didn't care.

[@thebeauceronboys9397]

kirsten Smith it is not standard or required to have them cropped for conformation, I know in the past cropped Beaucerons have done better in the breed ring but with more people showing natural eared dogs, judges are putting both up a little bit more.

[@thebeauceronboys9397]

Because freedom to choose without the government telling us what we can do with our animals. It’s preference and some choose natural while others choose cropped, we don’t frown on either choice and respect fellow owners who choose either.

[@watersmitty]

The Beauceron Boys l

[@jamesjames9066]

@@thebeauceronboys9397 we respect the animals and leave them as nature intended nothing to do with gouverments

[@gillessilouche2968]

Merci , superbe vidéo !

[@ImTheDudeMan471]

Most working breeds are "Swiss Army Knife" versitile dogs that learn quickly to do jobs well. But, if you don't have a job or hours of exercise for them, you will end up with a horrid misbehaving life long pet. So just know there are penalties vs. benefits for dog intelligence and high exercise requirements.

[@gusgus2320]

Exactly, it's a farm dog not a lounge dog.

[@almightblack3400]

specific

[@viajero1004]

I wonder why Beaucerons aren’t more popular and well known.

[@moncorp1]

Some think its the link between the Rottweiler and the Doberman. We love our beaucy

[@MinecraftKlepacz]

Watch this from 4:25. Although the video is about Rodesian Ridgeback, it gives the perfect characteristics of leadership qualities required for owning a beauceron.

[@charlesking415]

The black and tan tupe resemble a German Shepherd X Doberman Pincher cross

[@sameverett3653]

Have you done a video on all about the German Shepherd

[@DogumentaryTV]

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[@yeahbee8237]

LoL the opposite of aggressive is "lab-like" :p I agree ;)

[@rumrich]

Looks like a shepherd bred with a Doberman Pinscher. Could just be me.

[@ellenkh4422]

I would love to adopt a Beauceron, but they are so expensive.

[@ElCatrinMuerto]

I found a stray dog which I have been trying to identify. I walk around the neighborhood 2-3 times a week and it was just there one day. It was following me back and forth so I decided to give it some food. Its extremely friendly and I was playing with it for a bit. It doesnt seem to want to follow me all the way home though but I can't blame it. There are alot of dogs in our neighborhood and they dont seem to like new blood around especially the neighbors pitbulls seem to be especially aggressive. I have been slowly trying to narrow it and the Beauceron seems to be the closest. It a grayish white with black smudges same as the one in the video but without the tan. Same size and furry tail. Does anyone know how I can identify the breed?

[@beachaddict7653]

I think the making of the GSD had this and Dutch shepherd.

[@lonedesertwolf9939]

I got me a pair,they are pure tan in colour,with a splash of black on their tails,they fears nothing

[@daphnemckay6283]

Can you do a Dalmatian video?!😊

[@emilyowen2555]

Please do a rough collie video

[@MrMdhaas]

Seem cool. I’ll bet it it’s hard to find working lines

[@akashdeepsingh3041]

change your channel's intro to producing best breed documentaries in the World. ❤❤❤

[@TheVoiceofKevinC]

My Sheba.; I have been trying for 8 Year's to find out what she is?? Everything you show and mention fits her to a tea except the back due claw?? How can we Let you see her to finally put this issue to rest?.