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There are four varieties of Belgian Shepherds
Groenendael: long haired and black Tervueren: long haired fawn or grey with a black overlay and black mask. The preferred colour is fawn with a black overlay. Malinois: short fawn coat with black overlay and a black mask. Laekenois: rough or wire haired fawn coat with black overlay and a black mask. Read more about the four varieties!

Coat Genetics
Why are groenendaelers all long haired black dogs but is it possible that one can find in a groenedaeler litter both black and fauve dogs. The answer is simple. Read more about Coat Genetics !

FCI Standard
The Belgian Shepherd is a mediolineal dog, harmoniously proportioned, combining elegance and power, of medium size, with dry, strong muscle, fitting into a square, rustic, used to the open air life and built to resist the frequent atmospheric variations of the Belgian climate. Read more about FCI Standard !

Anthomy of Belgian Shepherd
The Belgian Shepherd should show harmony. All components included in what we judge as type and exterior, should melt together in a beautiful entirety. The Belgian should have a body shape with harmonious proportions and robust elegance. It is important to find both these factors, as they are the foundation for a good Belgian. Read more about Anathomy of Belgian Shepherd !

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