Seelinger’s Beaucerons

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Seelinger’s Beaucerons

A Beauceron breeding kennel who plans to breed for conformation, herding, and the all around pet.

10/26/2026

Happy 1st birthday to our Titanic litter 🤎
BrewskiXMargaux

Frank 💙
Oslo 🧡
Nox 💛
Diesel ❤️
Wren 💗
Sylla 🩵
King 💚
Cleo 💜

10/01/2026

Happy 2nd Birthday to our very first litter!
It produced 3 AKC Champions so far, and most importantly loved and adored family pets 🫶🏻

Luke 🩶
Otis 💚
R***r ❤️
Autumn 💜
Laveau 💗
Vulture 🧡
Remi 💙
Kayce 💖
Kyah 🖤
Nyx 💛

09/30/2026

Lots of great news from this past weekend in Hot Springs, AR!

Cleo took WB/BOW on Saturday for a 3pt major to finish her AKC championship at 10 months old!! 💜
Saturday, Kayce took Select to add a major towards her GCH! No pictures cause I’m a bad mom!
Bananas was entered in the B-match on Saturday and won Best Puppy, and got a herding puppy group 3!
Otis also got his echo done and passed, will submit to OFA!
Saturday and Sunday, Diesel took WD for his first 2pts!
Sunday, Chardy took RWB to a major!

09/19/2026

Otis says everyday should be lake day ☀️

CH Volt d’Oro du Seelinger FDC ATT

09/05/2026

Our very first litter turns 2 years old at the end of this month. Time flies, but I’ll forever be thankful that my first litter gave me my best friend 💖

08/27/2026

Diesel ❤️

BrewskiXMargaux

08/26/2026

Let’s Talk Front Assemblies in the Beauceron.

One of the areas I think is SUPER important, and needs more education in the Beauceron is the front assembly.
A correct front isn’t simply making a dog look pretty standing in a stack, it affects balance, movement, efficiency, and ultimately the dog’s ability to perform the job it was developed to do.

The Beauceron standard states that “The shoulders are moderately long, with good layback.”
It also calls for “The front legs to be vertical when viewed from the front or in profile.”

Evaluating a front means looking at the entire assembly, not just one individual piece.
A functional front requires adequate length and layback of shoulder paired with an appropriately long, well angled upper arm. The point of the elbow should sit underneath the body, rather than being pushed forward toward the front of the chest.
There should be forechest, and depth of chest, and the front legs should come down underneath the dog.

This matters the most in motion.
A short or upright upper arm often places the entire front assembly too far forward. The dog may have limited forward reach, compensating by lifting from the elbow, take shorter steps in front, or move unbalanced in comparison with the drive coming from the rear.

And fronts are incredibly easy to lose in a breeding program.
That is one reason I believe we have to remain conscious of them generation after generation. If we repeatedly compromise on shoulder placement, upper arm length or angle because we love everything else about a dog, those compromises can start damaging the program.

The dangerous part is that our eyes adjust.
When upright shoulders, short upper arms and forward set fronts become the norm, a well constructed front can start to look incorrect.

No dog is perfect, and breeding will always involve weighing strengths and weaknesses. And also learning to not just fault judge, which is something I’m always working on.

Learn to see fronts. There’s plenty of books, educational posts here on FB, online diagrams, or a mentor should be happy to teach you.
I do best putting hands on a dog and learning to feel, and see what you feel.
Protect the good fronts. And don’t underestimate how quickly they can be lost.

Pictured is Tara Du gardien de la puissance, Bohemian rhapsody heart boyard, and Face des Feux de l’Ange

08/20/2026

This past weekend, Cleo traveled to Waco, TX with Ashley Miller and had a wonderful weekend!
We’re so proud!

•Friday, under judge Steven Keating, Cleo went WB/BOW/BEST OF BREED from the 9-12 month puppy classes. For a 4pt major, over ranked/accomplished specials.
•Saturday, under judge Cindy Meyer, Cleo went WB/BOW, for a 3pt major
•Sunday, under judge Nancy Simmons, Cleo was 3rd in her class.
Leaving Cleo with 1 single needed to finish her Championship 💜

Cleo is from our BrewskiXMargaux litter, and is 9 months old.
AKC Major Pointed American Pharoah du Seelinger STR
Bred & Owned by Erin Seelinger

08/14/2026

Margaux’s podium photo from her OH Group 2 win on our home turf in Little Rock, AR under judge Jennifer Bell 💚

Sometimes it’s nice to get back in the ring with the one who started it all. We’re so incredibly thankful for Margaux as our foundation female. She is stable, confident, loves to do anything you put her up too, and is dependable in many situation’s you put her in. She also has an incredible side eye, loves her couch, and is anyone’s best friend for some food 😉

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http://seelingersbeaucerons.com/

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