The day-to-day reality of sharing your home with this large breed for the next 12-14 yrs - routine, grooming, money and temperament.
Top-tier energy. The Belgian Tervuren expects 2+ hours of serious work every day - running, hiking, dog sports. Skip it for a week and your house will pay the bill.
Set aside brushing 2-3 times a week plus a monthly bath. Regular ear and nail care keeps the Belgian Tervuren comfortable.
Heavy shedder. Expect hair on clothes, sofa and car, and keep a lint roller within reach in every room.
Plan on $1,500-$3,000 upfront for the puppy, then roughly $1,500-$2,500 every year for food, vet care, grooming and supplies. Year one usually adds one-off costs on top: crate, leash, training classes, spay/neuter.
Around the house, the Belgian Tervuren is best described as:
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