How much exercise does a Dogue de Bordeaux need?

Exercise needs vary by individual dog, but the Dogue de Bordeaux generally requires regular daily activity. Check the exercise and energy level sections above for specific recommendations.

How much does a Dogue de Bordeaux cost?

The price of a Dogue de Bordeaux varies by breeder, location, and lineage. Expect to budget for initial purchase, veterinary care, food, grooming, and supplies. Adoption from a rescue is also an excellent option.

Do Dogue de Bordeauxs shed a lot?

Shedding varies by breed. Check the grooming section above for specific information about the Dogue de Bordeaux's coat type, grooming frequency, and shedding level.

Working Giant

Dogue de Bordeaux

A devoted guardian that's fiercely loyal to its family.

Origin

France

Lifespan

5-8 years

Height

58-68 cm
23-27 in

Weight

45-68 kg
99-150 lbs

Breed Ratings

Energy Level2/5

Grooming Needs2/5

Trainability3/5

Kid Friendly4/5

Apartment Friendly2/5

Barking Level2/5

Sociability4/5

Temperament

loyaldevotedvigilantcourageousaffectionate

Overview

Also known as the French Mastiff, this ancient breed has a massive head and devoted nature. They're loyal companions who drool considerably.

Temperament

The Dogue de Bordeaux is known for being loyal, devoted, vigilant. They're excellent with children and make wonderful family pets. Early socialization helps them develop into well-rounded companions.

Health

Generally healthy with a lifespan of 5-8 years. Common concerns include hip dysplasia and bloat. Regular veterinary checkups and preventive care are important. Maintaining a healthy weight helps prevent many health issues.

Exercise

Low to moderate exercise needs with short daily walks and indoor play. They adapt well to apartment living when their basic needs are met. Mental stimulation through interactive toys keeps them engaged. Gentle activities suit this breed's calm temperament.

⦿ Is This Breed Right for You?

✓ Best For

Families with space
Those wanting a devoted guardian
Experienced owners

✗ Not Ideal For

Neat freaks
First-time owners

Our Verdict: Also known as the French Mastiff, this ancient breed has a massive head and devoted nature. They're loyal companions who drool considerably.