Dogue de Bordeaux French Mastiff, Bordeaux Mastiff
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Summary The Dogue de Bordeaux, also known as the French Mastiff, is a large and muscular breed originating from France, historically used for guarding, hunting, and cattle herding. This breed is known for its loyalty, calm temperament, and moderate exercise needs; they require consistent training due to their protective nature. Origin and Purpose France Guardian Hunting Cattle herding Appearance Dimensions Gender Height Weight Female 23 to 26 inches 99+ pounds Male 24 to 27 inches 110+ pounds
Coat Attribute Notes Color Fawn Shades of fawn Mahogany Red Type Length
Care Attribute Notes Shedding Grooming Drooling
Body Attribute Notes Head Skull Wide Slightly convex Groove down the middle Ears Eyes Nose Broad Wide nostrils Black or dark Muzzle Teeth Neck Powerful Muscular Slightly arched Forequarters Fore Legs Hindquarters Hind Legs Feet Tail Thick at base Tapering Carried low Not reaching hocks Gait Elastic Free Ground-covering Powerful
Temperament Calm Gentle Loyal Courageous Affectionate Devoted Social Attribute Notes Affectionate with Family Good with Children Good with Dogs May be challenging Early socialization needed Good with Cats May be challenging Early socialization needed Openness to Strangers Playfulness Level Protective Nature Adaptability Level
Working Roles Guardian Hunting Cattle herding Exercise Needs Health Hip dysplasia Elbow dysplasia Heart issues Bloat Cancer Additional Notes Requires consistent training Prone to drooling Can be prone to weight gain References 
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