The Belgian Teflon is native to Belgium, originated in the 13th century, and shares the same ancestry with all Belgiansheepdogs. Two Groandas were able to breed Teflons by chance. The only difference from the Groanda is the color of the fur, not pure black. The Belgian Teflon breed was created in 1891 by Belgian veterinary scientists. The Belgian Shepherd gave birth to the famous Milsat, who became the first Belgian Teflon in 1907.
1. Characteristics of the Belgian Teflon
(1) Appearance characteristics
Physical Characteristics - Belgian Teflons are approximately 24 inches to 26 inches tall at the shoulder for adult male dogs and 22 inches to 24 inches tall for adult female dogs. The overall coordination is very good, the body is square, and the body is long. Females are longer than males, have medium bone mass, and are well-proportioned to the body.
Head Features - The Belgian Teflon has a relatively clear head profile, a bit like the Chinese pastoral dog in my country, but the Belgian Teflon has a longer and smoother nose. The skin is tight and the length is not excessive. The entire facial expression is very witty and curious, with a bit of alertness, concern, and ready to go. The Belgian Teflon has dark brown eyes, medium in size, slightly almond-shaped, not prominent. Light colored eyes. The Belgian Teflon has triangular ears, cup-shaped, firm and erect, about the same height as the width at the base of the ears. Nose black without spots, nostrils clear. The lips are well closed, the teeth are arranged in scissors, and the bite is good.
Trunk Features-The neck of the Belgian Teflon is round, muscular, long and elegant, slightly arched, gradually thickening from the body to the head, the skin is moderately elastic, not loose , Malone with prominent shoulders, topline smooth, straight, and appearing stable. The chest is neither broad nor narrow, moderate, deep, extending to the elbows, forming a smooth and graceful curve with the belly. The abdomen is flat and well developed, slightly raised but not excessive. The loin is relatively short, broad, and strong when viewed from top to bottom, with a smooth fit to the back. The tail is set high and strong at the base, naturally drooping and slightly curved. The Belgian Teflon has long shoulders and shoulders, sloping back at a 45° angle, leaning flat against the body, and supporting the body stably. The rear-wheel drive is as developed as the front-wheel drive and has a good sense of power.
Coat Characteristics - The Belgian Teflon has a well-textured coat all over the body, the silos are brown to reddish brown with black tips on the back, and the tips of each brown hair are black. With age, the coat will gradually darken, especially on the shoulders, flanks and back. Dark spots are not allowed, and the chest is usually black, sometimes a mixture of black and off-white.
(2)Characteristics
The Belgian Teflon lives a smart dog and faces strangers Will be very alert, but not suspicious. He will not show a timid expression in front of strangers, and will handle it calmly when he is suddenly attacked. Facing familiar people or things, they will be full of affection, and they will also show friendliness, enthusiasm and certain possessive desire to those who care about them.