The Dogue de Bordeaux is a French dog that resembles the Bull Mastiff in size and type. This breed is also called a French Mastiff or a Bordeaux Bulldog. These dogs are popular throughout France. They are also found in Germany, Belgium, Switzerland, Japan, Africa, and the United States.
The Dogue de Bordeaux has a short, smooth coat that requires minimal grooming. Their coats are either dark auburn or fawn, with a little white allowed on the chest. This breed has a mask on the muzzle that is either dark red or black.
The massive head, wrinkled face, and undershot jaw give the Dogue de Bordeaux a threatening appearance. This breed has been used as a guard dog. They are fearless and will confront strangers. Despite having such a scary appearance, this breed is gentle when properly trained and socialized. This is a powerful dog that requires an experienced handler.
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