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Dogue de Bordeaux

Dogue de Bordeaux

The Dogue de Bordeaux make distinctive guarddogs. Many prominent guardian breeds started as farm dog, and was later developed into guard breeds.

The dogs are used in dog fighting, even today. This pedegree was originally used in dog figthing. Dog fighting is a blood sport in which dogs are made to fight. It is illegal to arrange or attend to dog fighting in all North American countries.

This breed have moderate intelligence compared to other breeds.

The dogs is known to slaver a lot.

Dogue de Bordeaux cause less plagues with shedding compared to other breeds. The dogs demands extremely little grooming.

Dogue de Bordeaux is best for people with experience, as it can prove to be tough to guide. The breed is not more responsive than other breeds. They are not the most energetic dogs in the world. However, all dogs need a daily walk. The breed requires a lot of training.

The Dogue de Bordeaux posesses is combative and may act aggressively towards other dogs. They are children friendly and good with kids. The dogs show little or none predatory dispositions. The Dogue de Bordeaux do not instinctively nip, chew, and nibble.

This breed do not bark exaggeratedly. Dogue de Bordeaux will mostly not thrive in extremely hot climates. Although they may live in colder climates, this is not ideal. These dogs will play with you if encouraged, but will loose interest in adulthood. They prefer to stay close to its owner, rather than running away. The Dogue de Bordeaux can get used to be home alone for a few hours every day.

First bred in: the dog breed was propagated from France. They are a common sigth in Paris.

Dogue de Bordeaux class: Dogue de Bordeaux is incorporated in the Federation Cynologique Internationale catalog. The breed is admitted in the section «Molossoid breeds» (2.2) in the class «Pinscher and Schnauzer, Molossoid Breeds». Federation Cynologique Internationale i.d. for dogue de bordeaux is 116 and was added to the catalog 2008-11-04. American Kennel Club classifies the breed as «Working Dogs». United Kennel Club includes the breed as «Guardian Dogs» in their catalog.

Health in the Dogue de Bordeaux: Unfortunately, a lot may experience tough health plagues.

The dogs shape: Males get as tall as 24 to 27 inches tall. Female dogs reach a hight of 23 to 26 inches tall. Males is 110 to 115 pounds. Female dogs get as heavy as 99 to 110 pounds. The fur is short.

Other info about the dog: The price tag for a dogue de bordeaux puppy is about 2000 . However, this depends on supply and demand. The breed is comparably likable and normally manageable to find for sale. The dogue de bordeaux were originally bred for bull and bear baiting, dog fighting, guarding, game hunting/fighting. Dogue de Bordeaux is also known as French Mastiff.

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