It has been a dog breed that has been frequently seen in large French properties for centuries. Fearless protector for hunting wild boars, bears and wolves. In the 12th century, these fearsome dogs were not held in high regard by their French owners. In the Middle Ages, this breed was used to drive livestock in farmhouses. Very lazy, following a laissez-faire attitude to life.

Chinese name: Bordeaux Mastiff

Kingdom: Animalia

Phylum: Ceratozoa

Class: Mammalia 

Order: Carnivora

Family: Canidae

Origin: France

English name: Dogue de Bordeaux

Reproduction: Viviparous

Breed   use: Working dog

Height: Male French Bordeaux Mastiff 22.9-29.6 inches (58.0-75.0 cm) at shoulders Female French Bordeaux Mastiff 22.9-29.6 inches (58.0-75.0 cm) at shoulder

Weight range: Male French Bordeaux Mastiff 119.1-143.3 lbs (54.0-65.0 kg) Female French Bordeaux Mastiff 119.1-143.3 lbs (54.0-65.0 kg)

Head (head, face , eyes, ears, nose, mouth, muzzle, jaws, teeth)

Head: Large, heavy head (probably the largest of all punished dogs in the world), broad The forehead and wrinkled face are important features to distinguish this breed. The lower jaw is prominent and very powerful. Lips: The upper lip hangs over the sides and wraps the lower jaw. Nose: The nostrils are open. Muzzle: The muzzle is about one-third the length of the head and is black or red. Ears: The ears hang down from the back of the head.

Trunk (neck, chest, ribs, waist and back, front of trunk, skin)

Body: The French Mastiff is a short, short A fat mastiff, a very powerful breed. The body is thick and short, with a flat back and a slightly tucked belly. Neck: The skin on the neck is slackened, forming a prominent wattle of the throat.

Limbs (Forerunners, shoulders, upper extremities, pelvic joints, pelvis, soles, hindquarters, thighs, hocks, joints and hock nails)

Forequarters: The forelegs are strong and straight, and the hindquarters are very powerful.

Tail

Tail: Short, not downy. The tail is thick at the base and thin at the tip.