briard
/ˈbriːɑrd/Definitions
1. noun
A breed of large, shaggy-coated sheepdog originating from France, often used as a guardian and herder.
“The breeder brought a majestic briard to the dog show, its long fur a testament to its French heritage.”
1. noun
A breed of large, shaggy-coated sheepdog originating from France, often used as a guardian and herder.
“The breeder brought a majestic briard to the dog show, its long fur a testament to its French heritage.”