Dogue de Bordeaux

Our family has been breeding dogs for 10+ years now. Starting out with boxers and moving up to bordeaux, we fell in love with the Turner and Hooch star. If you are looking for a attention grabber, this breed of dog would be an excellent choice for you. They are a very big but calm and gentle animal. I have a 4 year old grandson who loves his bordeaux. In ccour experience they have been great with children, very calm house pets and are the easiest to house break. Our Tuff is a very playful dog, he diffidently enjoys going outdoors and playing with his toys. He loves to play in the water or fetch his ball. We started breeding dogs not for the money but for the love of it. We only have one pair of dogs because we believe that if we were to have too many it would be hard to give our dogs and puppies the undivided love and attention they deserve. We enjoy watching the puppies grow and the whole experience of breeding. We have what it takes to breed the top of the line bordeaux from height, structure, head size, and body mass. We hold the right to refuse selling our puppies to anyone or any family we feel unfit. We WILL NOT let these puppies, which come from such a prestigious bloodline, be susceptible to anything less than the upmost care.



The Dogue de Bordeaux, also known as the Bordeaux Mastiff or French Mastiff, is a very large, powerful breed. The Dogue de Bordeaux holds incredible strength and have a massive head that is unique to the breed. These dogs were used for boar and bear hunting and then for driving cattle. It was not until this breed appeared in an American film in 1989 that it has attained any recognition outside of France. Dogues possess formidable traits such as relentless strength, wariness of strangers and an inclination to intimidate unknown people. They have a calm temperament and are loyal, devoted family dogs. Originating in France as one of their oldest breeds, the Dogue de Bordeaux was mainly used for hard labor and protection. Today, the Dogue de Bordeaux has become a favorite in the American household. Full grown, the Dogue de Bordeaux typically weighs in at least 100 lbs and has an average life span of 8 - 10 years.