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Briard Dogs can make good pets in New Mexico if they match your IifestyIe. The Briard is a big, shaggy, intelligent dog with strong herding instincts. Briards are very protective and alert, and they make great watchdogs. Briards are kind, gentle, and generally obedient, but they do have independent minds. Briards are best suited to firm, patient masters with experience training dogs. Briards need attention, activity, and entertainment they do not do well being left alone. Families with children should ensure that a Briard is exposed to children early in life, and that the children do not tease the dog. Briards can live in an apartment but need ample daily exercise such as jogging.
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Briards were owned by Charlemagne, Thomas Jefferson, Napoleon, and Lafayette. Briards may attempt to herd people by nipping at their heels. Briards may be named after the French province of Brie although they do not originate in that area.
Related pages:
Briard Rescue
New Mexico Animal Rescue
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Bernalillo County - Albuquerque, New Mexico 87192
Animal Protection of New Mexico 505-265-2322
Rio Arriba County - Alcade 87511
Northern New Mexico Animal Protection 505-753-8662
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