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Dogue De Bordeaux Dog Breed
Dogue De Bordeaux Dog Breed Dogue De Bordeaux: This is one of the most ancient breeds of dog to originate in France. They are big, solid dogs that were initially used for hunting large animals such as wild boars and guarding homes and cattle. Unlike other French breeds, the Dogue de Bordeaux was relatively unknown…
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Dogue De Bordeaux Dog Breed
Dogue De Bordeaux: This is one of the most ancient breeds of dog to originate in France. They are big, solid dogs that were initially used for hunting large animals such as wild boars and guarding homes and cattle. Unlike other French breeds, the Dogue de Bordeaux was relatively unknown outside their homeland until the middle of the 19th century and is now steadily growing in popularity.
Average lifespan
This large dog can live up to six to ten years of age.
Average size and weight
58cm to 68cm
45kg to 50kg
Breed personality, characteristics & temperament of Dogue De Bordeaux
Trained and brought up correctly the Dogue de Bordeaux is a gentle giant. Like many large dogs, this breed loves human company but, due to their imposing bulk, should be closely supervised around children and the elderly to discourage jumping up. Biting and jumping should be discouraged from an early age as this type of behaviour stops being cute when they are fully grown! This dog breed is a loyal and trustworthy breed that also makes an excellent guard dog.
Dogue De Bordeaux Compatibility with other pets
Being a large breed, they have a tendency to dominate other pets around the home and is best kept on its own or with its own kind.
Care requirements
Big dogs need big space, so potential owners should consider the size of their home and their lifestyle before bringing one of these gentle giants into their lives. Although not an overly active dog, daily walking on a strong lead is essential for adult dogs to maintain their condition and exercise. Growing puppies should be allowed to finish developing before they are given too much exercise and should be given plenty of time to rest between bouts of play.
Ideal owners
Big dogs like these are not for everyone, but those who choose to bring one into their home must be sure they can handle a big dog and be prepared to exercise it regularly. Those who are prepared to put in the hard work with this dog will certainly be rewarded with a devoted and affectionate companion.