Dogue de Bordeaux

France's ancient red mastiff: massive head, gentle heart, a devoted family guardian.

Overview. The Dogue de Bordeaux is a French mastiff of great antiquity, famous for its enormous head and a calm, devoted temperament.

One of France's oldest breeds, used historically for guarding, drafts, and hunting large game.

Heavy and powerful, with a short mahogany coat and the largest head relative to body of any breed.

Affectionate, courageous, and even-tempered, it is gentle with family and wary of threats.

Light to moderate exercise and easy grooming; heat and joint care are important.

Recognized by the FCI in Group 2 (Pinscher and Schnauzer – Molossian type – Swiss Mountain and Cattledogs).

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