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The Belgian Tanbirian gives the impression of a well-proportioned, medium-sized dog with an elegant attitude and square body proportions. The outline is well defined, the skin is tight, and the head is long but not exaggerated. Expression: Appears intelligent and quizzical, showing alertness, concern and readiness to act. Eyes: Brown, medium-sized, slightly almond-shaped, not prominent. Light colored, yellow or round eyes are out of character. Ears: Triangular, cup-shaped, firmly erect and equal in height to the width of the root of the ear. The root of the ear is positioned high and the root of the ear should not be below the center line of the eye. Ears that droop like a hound's are out of order. Head and Muzzle: The head and muzzle are approximately equal in length when measured from the stop. The overall size is proportionate to the body. The top of the head is slightly flat, not domed, and approximately equal in width to length, the width not being greater than the length. The stop is moderate. When viewed from the side, the contour of the muzzle is parallel to the contour of the head. The muzzle is slightly pointed and cannot resemble a truncated look or a thick face. The jaw is strong and powerful. The nosepiece is black, without stains or fading. The nostrils are clear. Lips: Tight, black, with no pink visible from the outside when the mouth is closed.

Teeth: complete, strong white teeth, evenly distributed, with a clipped bite or pincer bite. A protruding bite on the upper jaw or a protruding bite on the lower jaw is a defect. A mandibular protruding bite is a disqualification if two or more of the upper incisors are unable to make contact with the lower incisors. If the upper and lower incisors cannot make contact because the middle incisors are short, but the rest of the bite is correct, it is not judged as a jaw protrusion bite. Broken or discolored teeth are not considered a defect. Missing teeth are considered a defect. The Belgian Tanbirian impresses the audience with its gentle attitude and active heat consumption, so the food should be prepared in sufficient quantity when feeding. It is a relatively well-proportioned dog.

The Belgian Tempe is thought of as deep and reliable, but not crude. Undoubtedly, males show masculinity, while females are obviously more feminine, but the judging criteria are the same as for males. The Belgian Tanbirian is a natural dog and there is no need for deliberate posing in competition.

The Belgian Tanbirian exhibits qualities of intelligence, courage, alertness and love for his owner. In addition to herding sheep, he can protect his owner and his property, but is not very aggressive. On command, he is alert, attentive, and acts accordingly.

The Belgian Tanbirian is a sheepdog and some of them have a barking problem that needs to be corrected in time. His disadvantages are unfriendliness and timidity towards children. His coat is not too long or too short, dirt and dust will stick to the coat, in order to keep the coat clean and tidy, daily grooming grooming is essential. It is best to comb the coat with a wooden comb or a special comb for pets. Belgian Tanbirian dog into old age in the diet of this piece is very worthy of the owner to learn, a reasonable mix of food, nutritional supplements, quiet and warm environment, family love and affection, can make the dog have a peaceful old age.