Belgian Tervueren

The next position on the list of the most popular police dog breeds in the world is the Belgian Tervurens which have a thick double coat that consists of a long, straight outer coat and a dense undercoat. The fur is slightly rough to the touch, but not excessively so. Extra hair around the neck, especially on men, forms a 'collarette.' Hair grows shorter on the front of the legs and on the face than on the rest of the body, and a long fringe grows on the back of the legs and on the tail. The coat is two-toned, with fawn or mahogany hairs blackened at the tips. The chest is usually black, and the face is hidden behind a black mask. The hair on the underside of the tail, body, and hind legs lightens to a cream or light gray color.

Belgian Tervuren are intelligent and obedient dogs with strong territorial and protective instincts. Some people are shy and sensitive. This breed must be socialized and trained from a young age. They dislike being taught harshly because it makes them appear uncooperative. Because of their protective instincts, they must be socialized at a young age.

They are appropriate for a wide range of jobs and competitions. Can be a police or guard dog, as well as a family pet. If they get along well, they are good with children. They dislike being confined in cages. If they are left out or feel uncared for, they will devise amusing tricks to attract the attention of their owners.