What is the personality of the French Bordeaux dog? The French Bordeaux dog is not as ferocious as its original ancestors, it is quiet and gentle. It is very loyal and dedicated to the family. It is a resolute and determined guardian, a first-class guard and guard dog, and is not timid towards strangers. But male dogs cannot tolerate the presence of others of the same gender. They are very gentle to family members, especially children.

The Bordeaux dog is also known as French mastiff and Bordeaux bulldog. For hundreds of years, the Bordeaux region of France was ruled by the British. The local big hunting dogs were crossed with English mastiffs and similar dogs from Spain to produce this powerful and ferocious mastiff.

The Bullmastiff has been bred to be more similar to this ancient breed than the ancient English Mastiff. As a working dog, the Bordeaux Mastiff was originally used in southern France to hunt wild boars and bears and later to herd cattle. Due to its bravery, the Bordeaux Mastiff was used to lure animals and fight dogs. It was not until it appeared on the American screen with Tom Hanks in 1989 that the Bordeaux Mastiff became known to the world outside France. It has endearing characteristics, such as infinite strength, vigilance and threat to strangers. . The Bordeaux Mastiff's huge, wrinkled head gives people an aggressive impression. It is wide, short and has obvious barriers. The oval eyes are widely spaced and have obvious upper ridges. The small and upright ears slightly surround the base of the ears. The tail is short and has no Fluff.

After years of cultivation, it is no longer as ferocious as its original ancestors, but quiet and gentle. Very loyal and dedicated to the family, he is a resolute and determined guardian, a first-class guard and guard dog, and is not timid towards strangers. However, male dogs cannot tolerate the existence of other people of the same gender (in fact, this just depends on the owner’s training. After all, dogs live in groups, and the owner must establish a leadership position in the dog group). Although it looks scary, it is actually very gentle to family members, especially children. However, because of its tendency to snore and drool, and because of its potential aggression, people who have no experience in raising dogs should be cautious.