Briard Puppies for sale

2 Briard Puppies for sale

Briards, also known as Berger de Brie, French Shepherd, are handsome, large dogs with their striking, long, flowing coats. They were originally bred as working dogs to herd and guard flocks of sheep in France, where they were highly prized for their alert, friendly and loyal nature. They are known to be extremely bold, but rarely would a Briard display any type of aggressive behaviour unless they felt threatened in some way.

Read our Briard Buying Advice page for information on this dog breed.

BEAUTIFUL Briard Female Puppies

Briard

9 weeksAge

2Sex

£2,000Price

we have 2 females pups available born and reared in the home around other dogs and general house hold activities . puppies will be microchiped and vet checked plus wormed . And they will go with a

Gainsborough, Lincolnshire

Beautiful Briard looking for forever home

Briard

1 yearAge

1Sex

£650Price

Beautiful 1 year old fawn bitch looking for her forever home. Great temperament very loveing and loyal Gets on great with other dogs and children ( not seen or been around cats ) FYI microchipped ,

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Porth, Rhondda Cynon Taff

FAQs

Are Briard dogs aggressive?

Briards are not inherently aggressive but are protective dogs with strong guarding instincts. They are generally outgoing, affectionate, and eager to please, yet they can show dominance if not properly trained. Proper socialisation and consistent training are essential to prevent any aggressive behaviour, and responsible breeders selectively avoid aggressive traits, distinguishing protectiveness from true aggression.

How much does a Briard dog cost?

The cost of a Briard puppy in the UK usually ranges from around £600 to £1,100, depending on the breeder’s reputation, lineage, and location. Additional ongoing costs such as food, veterinary care, and insurance may add approximately £80 per month to the total expenses of ownership.

Do Briard dogs bark a lot?

Briards are naturally protective and alert, so they may bark to signal discomfort or alert their family to potential threats, but they are not known for excessive or unnecessary barking. Their barking is typically a purposeful response related to their guarding instincts rather than frequent or constant noise.

How rare is a Briard?

Briards are considered a relatively rare breed, especially outside their native France, as they require experienced owners due to their strong personality and training needs. Their rarity is also influenced by controlled breeding practices aimed at maintaining good temperament and health, resulting in fewer puppies available compared to more common breeds.