Briard Prints -Herding dogs etc

Briard Prints - Art of the Herding Dogs

We love to create prints that go to the spirit of the dog or subject shown. The image size is approximately 8 X 10 inches. All prints are shipped matted in one of the colors shown. If no color is chosen then a white matte will be used. Please tell us when you order which color you chose. Mattes are acid free. Matted the print needs an 11 X 14 inch frame

First Meeting

Spring has brought forth a chance for "New Beginnings" for this tawny Briard puppy and a spring lamb. First meetings often have a bit of checking each other out. Soon the serious work of becoming herding dog and herded sheep will begin

Here is the link http://www.etsy.com/listing/53997046/first-meeting

Tutor and Student

German Shepherd - the name says a lot and carries many images. Yet none is any finer than when tending large numbers of sheep for their shepherd.
Once this faithful worker knows what is expected it can impart some of that to the future generation under the shepherds watchful guidance.
It takes time to become the faithful herder that is relied upon.

Here is the link http://www.etsy.com/listing/53998178/tutor-and-student?ref=v1_other_1

Gordon Setter Print - On the Job

Gordon setters dress the part they are playing. In the field hunting it is not unusual for them to seem a bit more unkempt and have a casual look as their whole focus zeroes in on the job at hand.

Here is the link http://www.etsy.com/listing/52913382/gordon-setter-print-on-the-job

Briard Print - Heading home

Here the tawny Briard is focused on getting the flock back for the night in this print entitled "Heading Home". It shows one of the ways some Briards instinctively herd their charges - can be thought of as a living fence to keep the flock where it should be while moving to where it will be.

Here is the link http://www.etsy.com/listing/45122617/heading-home

A Briard or Two (oh .. along with a few other herding dogs, sporting and working dogs)

Members of Briard Club of America, Formerly members of Lone Star Briard Club of Texas, North Central Texas Herding Dog Association. Believers in Briards that are beautiful, built right, biddable, healthy and of proper temperament