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Large breed Regular energy Short coat Working Group 🌍 France

Dogue de Bordeaux

Affectionate, Loyal, Courageous

The Dogue de Bordeaux is an immensely powerful mastiff-type guardian. Males can go 27 inches high and 110 pounds. The short, eye-catching coat is a richly colored fawn. The massive head features a Bulldog-like undershot jaw, expressive eyes, and a deeply furrowed brow. It is, pro…

⚖️ 99–110 lbs 📏 23–26" 🎂 5–8 years

Traits

Dogue de Bordeaux Characteristics

Energy

60%

Shedding

80%

Trainability

60%

Grooming

20%

Friendliness

60%

Coat Type

Short coat Occasional Bath/Brush

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Care basics

Dogue de Bordeaux Care Tips

Benefits from 30-60 minutes daily exercise — walks, play sessions, or swimming.

Heavy shedder — brush 3-4× per week and deShed weekly to manage coat.

Owner fit

Who the Dogue de Bordeaux Suits

  • Best suited to owners with some dog experience — difficulty rated 5/10.

  • Urban-friendly: adapts well to apartment or townhouse living when daily exercise is consistent.

  • Naturally friendly and protective, this breed fits best with early socialization and clear routines.

  • Working heritage means structured activity matters — under-stimulation can lead to problem behaviors.

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Classification

FCI Classification

FCI Group Group 2 — Pinschers, Schnauzers, Molosser and Swiss Mountain Dogs
Section Molossers en berghonden
Status Recognized

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