Belgian Shepherd Dog Puppies for sale in Portsmouth, Portsmouth

5 Belgian Shepherd Dog Puppies for sale in Portsmouth, Portsmouth

The Belgian Shepherd, known also as the Belgian Sheepdog, hails from Belgium, originally bred for herding. Today, it's utilized in diverse roles like police work and search and rescue, showcasing its agility and intelligence. This breed includes different variants: the Groenendael (long-haired), Laekenois (wire-haired), Malinois (short-haired), and Tervuren, noted for their black or fawn-to-mahogany coats. Belgian Shepherds are robust, active dogs, requiring mental stimulation and physical exercise due to their work-intensive background. Their distinct coat types, responsive nature, and protective instincts make them suitable for dedicated, active owners.

Read our Belgian Shepherd Dog Buying Advice page for information on this dog breed.

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Mixed Breed dogs Dutch shepherd X pointer puppies - Advert 1

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Dutch shepherd X pointer puppies

£600

Belgian Shepherd Dog & Pointer Hybrid7 weeks23

Dutch shepherd X pointer puppies for sale. 3 girls and 2 boys. Puppies are socialised with other dogs in the household being handled and played with by children and used to household noises. Puppies will be microchipped, had 1st vaccination and 2nd one will be paid for. Come with puppy pack blanket smelling of mum, puppy food and puppy pads Wormed and flea'd up to date.

JOHN J.ID Verified

Poole, Dorset(41mi)

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11 hours

Belgian Malinios (Singleton Litter)

£1,300

Belgian Shepherd Dog2 weeks1

1 Male puppy available. Mother (Bella) Full KC Reg. Dad (Zeus) not KC Reg. Bella gave birth to 1 beautiful boy. Very helthy and would make a perfect working dog. Any questions feel free to ask.

PERAL B.ID Verified

Bordon, Hampshire(21.1mi)

2 days

Meet Bruno

£350

Belgian Shepherd Dog & Cane Corso Hybrid7 months1

Meet Bruno he is a 7month old Belgian malinois x cane corso Bruno is an amazing dog but unfortunately we have to say goodbye as he’s very energetic and needs to be with older children. I currently o

Isabelle M.

Hook, Hampshire(30.8mi)

1 week

Belgian Malinois Male

£2,000

Belgian Shepherd Dog7 months1

Vader (BRN-53934) is available to the right home, he’s a young Dutch Herder who’s comes from some of the UK’s top blood 🩸 He’s done bite work and has tones of prey drive and his obedience is green.

Ryan S.

Egham, Surrey(46.6mi)

1 month

Re home in my belgium maillinois

£400

Belgian Shepherd Dog3 years1

Having to rehome my girl due to work commitments and I just don't have the time she deserves. She is a soft gentle obedient girl. She is amazing with children Is good with other dogs and cats. She has

kelly h.

Lewes, East Sussex(47.1mi)

FAQs

How much is a Belgian shepherd puppy?

The average cost of a purebred Belgian Shepherd Dog puppy in the United Kingdom is approximately £592, though prices can vary based on factors such as pedigree, breeder reputation, and location.

Are Belgian Shepherd good family dogs?

Yes, Belgian Shepherds can be good family dogs as they are loyal, intelligent, and protective. However, they require regular exercise and mental stimulation, making them best suited for active families. Proper training and socialization are important to ensure they are well-behaved around children.

What are the disadvantages of a Belgian Shepherd?

Belgian Shepherds can be prone to certain health issues like hip dysplasia and epilepsy. They also require regular mental and physical stimulation, which can be demanding for owners. Additionally, they may be reserved or wary of strangers, making socialization important.

Do Belgian Shepherds bark a lot?

Belgian Shepherds can be quite vocal and tend to bark to alert their owners of strangers or unusual activity. However, with proper training and socialization, excessive barking can be managed. They are generally alert and protective dogs.

Can Belgian shepherds be left alone?

Belgian Shepherds are highly social and intelligent dogs that generally do not do well when left alone for long periods. They require regular interaction, mental stimulation, and exercise to prevent boredom and anxiety. It’s best to ensure they have company or engaging activities if left alone.