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The Bouvier des Flandres dog has its origins in Flanders, Belgium, where monks are said to have bred Irish wolfhounds, Scottish deerhounds and local Belgian dogs. The Bouvier is a natural herder and these dogs still often work on farms or as police dogs. The Bouvier des Flandres’ double coats grow in black, grey, or a mixture of the two. These dogs grow as large as 80-120 pounds as adults and need sufficient space to use up their working-dog energy levels. Gentle and sweet, this is a great family breed.
Temperament
Loyal, loving, athletic
Breed Fast Facts
70 - 100 lbs
Large
High
Minimal
Very
10 to 12 years
Michigan is a fun place to own a dog, thanks to all kinds of dog-friendly eateries, hotels, businesses and leisure spots. Go hiking, take a tour, get something to eat and go camping together with your dog—and bring family and friends too, if you want. Dog lovers in Michigan prefer Labrador Retrievers, German Shepherds and Golden Retrievers over most other breeds, but there’s plenty of variety in the state’s more than 2 million pet dogs. About 35 percent of households in this state have at least one dog, compared with 31 percent who have at least one cat.
In Detroit, the most popular dog breed is the Rottweiler.
The town of Omena elected Rosie Disch—a yellow Labrador—as their mayor in 2021. Their former mayor was a cat called Sweet Tart McKee!
Lap dogs ride Shepler's Mackinac Island Ferry for free.
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