Bordeaux dog
The Bordeaux dog is a watchdog and family dog. It is a balanced, quiet, non-barking, friendly, attentive, curious, very courageous and physically hard on itself. Very attached to the handler and the family. A typical Molosser with a short, concave head type. The Bordeaux dog is a very powerful dog, with an extremely muscular body that is also beautifully strong and firm.
Breed description Bordeaux dog
Breed descent: France
Other pedigree names: Bordeaux Mastiff, French Mastiff, Bordeauxdog
Colour
The coat consists of short and soft hair and is mahogany red or has a wild colour, with a red or black mask. White markings are not to be appreciated. Regularly brush the coat with a rubber brush during shedding to remove dead and loose hairs.
Physical features
Body
Long, firm neck. Deep chest. Well protruding ribs. Flat, muscular back, slightly sloping towards the hip. Pronounced, rather far apart hip bones.
Average weight
The average weight of a dog is at least 50 kg and a bitch at least 45 kg.
Height at withers
Males: Males: 60-68 cm. Bitches: 58-66 cm.
Approach to the training
You have to raise the Bordeaux dog consistently and in a calm and fair way. This dog is very attached to its owner and wants to do something good. Let it also clearly be seen if he behaves well and give him a stroke or say some enthusiastic words. The Bordeaux dog needs a owner who can handle its pet naturally.
Common symptoms
- Hip dysplasia (HD)
- Elbow dysplasia
Dog sports
Obedience or hunting sports
Bordeuax dogs are suitable for owners who :
- A large dog
- Are able to educate the dog consistently
- Have time for the dog, are you not at home often? Then consider a different breed.
- Are active and like to take a few walks a day