- Alberta Bouvier des Flandres
Club - Information on the club and articles on the Bouvier in
general. Also featuring a picture gallery, health information and rescue
contacts.
- American Bouvier des Flandres
Club - An extensive resource for Bouvier enthusiasts. Includes
breeder referral, bouvier rescue contacts and general breed information.
- BlueWater Bouvier Club of
Michigan - Breed and Michigan event information, photos, resources
for Bouvier owners, plus Bouvier related games.
- Bouvier Club in
Russia - Russian standard and club information.
- Bouvier
des Flandres Club of Canada - Information about the Bouvier des
Flandres and the Bouvier des Flandres Club of Canada.
- Bouvier des Flandres Club of
Great Britain, The - Established 1977, and recognised by the British
Kennel Club. Code of ethics, breeders list, photos, rescue, evens,
stock, and standards.
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- Bouvier des Flandres Club of
Southeastern Michigan - Includes committee members, photos, code of
ethics, events, show results, and club magazine.
- Cactus State Bouvier des Flandres
Club, Phoenix, Arizona, - Features news, events calendar, breed
standard, articles, and reading list.
- Cascade
Bouvier des Flandres Club - Bouvier des Flandres club based in
Portland OR. Events, member information, news and brags, rescue, health
and genetics, club store.
- Southern California Bouvier des
Flandres Club - Information, public forum, calendar, gallery, health
and testing, rescue, and online adoption application.
- Swiss Club
for Bouvier des Flandres - Information available in English, German
and French.
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The
Bouvier des Flanders breed originated in France and Belgium. These
large, beautiful and highly intelligent dogs were initially used to herd
cattle and drive them to market. During the two World Wars, the Bouvier
served as an army dog, exhibiting outstanding loyalty and bravery
carrying messages under fire and hunting out wounded soldiers. Bouvier
des Flanders
were brought to North America in the 1930's, and have proven to be
excellent guard dogs and family pets. Bouvier dogs do exceptionally well in
most environments - their only requirements are lots of love, daily
brushing, some basic grooming and plenty of
exercise.
