This means that these breeds of dog have been bred over many years to look a certain way but that these changes to the way they look now cause them health problems. For the Dogue de Bordeaux, this refers to their excessive skin folds which can easily get dermatitis a problem with their skin , their undershot jaws, their sometimes-nervous character, and a tendency towards having weak back legs. If you want to minimise the risk of your dog getting problems due to exaggerated features, read our advice on choosing a pedigree dog.
Dogues can make great pets if they have owners who are extremely dedicated to managing their exercise, training and any potential health problems. As with any dog, a Dogue de Bordeaux is likely to make noise. Every dog is different and even two dogs of the same breed may make different amounts of noise.
That said, many Dogue de Bordeauxs will bark at passers-by or anyone who comes to the door. Dogues are very intelligent and respond well to positive, reward based training. Like other breeds, Dogues need to be well socialised to make sure they develop into great pets. Make sure you leave them with a toy or puzzle that they can safely play with on their own. We recommend giving your Dogue a minimum of an hour exercise every day.
They like to have lots of things to do, so rotate their toys regularly to stop them from getting bored. The Dogue de Bordeaux has a fairly low maintenance coat and a weekly brush should be plenty. The Dogue de Bordeaux, given the right socialisation and training, is a gentle dog. As with every breed, you should always teach children how to approach and play with dogs with care and kindness.
Always supervise children and vulnerable adults with your Dogue de Bordeaux and make sure you can recognise the signs of unhappiness or anxiety in your dog to help avoid any conflicts. Given the right socialisation from a young age , Dogues should generally get along fine with other dogs.
They may be able to live with another smaller pet they have grown up with, but never leave them alone together. Your vet will be able to tell you how much your dog should be eating. If you give your dog an occasional treat or use treats for training, remember to take this into account and reduce their daily allowance.
His hind end grew a bit faster than his front. And again at months Also, they will gain in thickness from years. Not so much in height in the second year. TN Dogues , Jan 8, You should start to see alot of change in your dogue as he will be in a bit of a growth spurt about now..
I think its hard to notice their growth when you see them everyday Dave has slowed right down now and he is 18 months old and we forget he has another year of filling out to do!! He is already over lb.. Last edited: Jan 8, Pet Educate. Home » Dogs. French mastiffs, otherwise known as Dogue de Bordeaux, are unquestionably unique in appearance. They are known for their larger heads which wear a near-constant serious expression on their profoundly wrinkled faces.
But what kind of size are these dogs when fully grown? Here is what you should know. So, how big do french mastiffs get? They generally reach their final size by 19 months of age and there is little variation in size between the males and females of the breed. Their build keeps them low to the ground too, and added to their strong legs enables them to accelerate at incredible speeds for short periods.
But aside from how they look, underneath is an even-tempered, loyal, affectionate, and sensitive dog. Let us now take a closer look at the Dogue de Bordeaux and its rate of growth. This way, you can see exactly how a cute young pup will grow into a larger, more formidable adult dog. We will then take a closer look at some size considerations for owners, so if you are particularly interested in the breed — I suggest you keep reading!
The average French mastiff will reach their full adult size around 19 months of age, and this is commonly seen in both the males and the females of the breed. Find out the best and worst foods for your dog and which to avoid. Additional Resources AKC. Clubs Offering: Training Classes. Back To Puppy Health.
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