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Good observation. The lady in the video does not know her dog’s danger signs. The dog is trying to get away from the child but the mom doesn’t see it. One nip from that mouthful of teeth on baby’s face will leave terrible scars and the destruction of a good dog who tried to say “enough”.

Re all good dogs coming from good owners, you still need to account for selective breeding. It's not all nurture, there's some nature too.

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Child must not pull dof for fur.

Neil S No , beaucerons all have this shine to its coat

I know right? =_=

Lol it’s a baby tho? Babies do that? This just shows the temperament of this breed and how they are good with children and are not aggressive unnecessarily.

@@RachaelR This is not reason why let this child do this.

@@hanakarafiatova7616 yeah a baby grab is sooooooo painful! last time a baby grabbed my skin i ended up at the hospital, the pain was unbearable... You idiot have you seen puppies play with each others? not less painful than that!

@@sayukimarchand5331 But she is not a dog. And yes, babies can have sharp nails and strong hands. Let one pinch your breast, just to see.

This is not a specific problem with this breed. Every man needs to work, too What do you mean by "work"?, They just need enough space and attention, and they are rather less aggressive than other breeds, but they need to be very close from their master, they don't bear the solitude

696303 No it's a working breed. It doesn't just need space and love. They are a herding breed, they need some for of task, just like Malinois or Dutch Shepherds

"Its a working breed blah blah blah" Says the jack ass that has never had a working dog. I own two working dogs currently that are twice as protective and have twice the drive and energy of your average Beauceron. Believe me they need the proper amount of stimulation day to day. Every animal on earth does. Any dog will be a good dog if they get the proper socialization, leadership and handling.

i have a beau, full bred and got her from a no kill shelter( go figure, what idiot would give this up for adoption) and yeah on the days i forget to walk her she will start to take peoples wrists in her mouth and lead them around the house or just herd our chihuahas up for fun. but shes intelligent enough to know how to turn that switch off i dont recall aggressiveness being a problem with the beau, just restlessness

Short Grey 12 hrs a day? rofl. they're working breed yeah, but doesn't need nor are almost anyone of them able to work for that long every day.