My new puppy.(post your dog picks)
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23-06-2008, 06:48 PM
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isn't that a bull mastif? my sisters got a bordeaux and its face is all one colour, redish, bull mastifs have black muzzle!
unless im imagining it i remeber her bordeaux having the same colours from pup to adulthood!
absolutley gorgeous little pup mate,
unless im imagining it i remeber her bordeaux having the same colours from pup to adulthood!
absolutley gorgeous little pup mate,
23-06-2008, 06:49 PM
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I thought it had Hobbit feet, which is what made me ask 
Very very cute but fuck clearing up the shits after her when she's older if she gets as big as the one in the pic!
Very very cute but fuck clearing up the shits after her when she's older if she gets as big as the one in the pic!
23-06-2008, 07:09 PM
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Was gonna say the same as 4x4
Bordeauxs are completely one colour, and more 'red' than tan'
Penny looks like a purebreed bullmastiff to me longdog!
Bordeauxs are completely one colour, and more 'red' than tan'
Penny looks like a purebreed bullmastiff to me longdog!
23-06-2008, 07:10 PM
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My mate in Spain has two of those.. one called loca and the other one Hooch. Going to see them for the first time on wednesday... I have seen videos and they are bloody huge
Love them dogs
Love them dogs
23-06-2008, 07:15 PM
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Well she dint like having a bath. http://www.dogbreedinfo.com/doguedebordeax.htm says on here they can have no
mask or a black mask so fuck knows. The mam had a black mask and so did
4 out of the 9 puppys.
mask or a black mask so fuck knows. The mam had a black mask and so did
4 out of the 9 puppys.
23-06-2008, 07:16 PM
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Just found this about breed standard...
I think I am reading it right, and according to this your doggy is more than likely one
Powerful with muscular body. Has harmonious outline. Not appearing leggy in any way. Characteristics
Powerful, stocky, athletic, imposing. Distinctive head with forbidding expression.
Temperament
Natural guarding instincts, vigilant and courageous without aggression. A good companion and very affectionate.
Head and Skull
Very large with characteristic expression and appearance. The skull is broad and short with parallel sides. The upper region of the skull is slightly rounded from side to side. Pronounced stop forming a near right angle with the muzzle. Median groove is deep, lessening towards the back of the skull. The forehead dominates the face and is wider than high. The head is furrowed with symmetrical wrinkles on each side of the median groove. These are mobile when the dog is alert. Prominent cheeks due to very strong muscular development. The muzzle is powerful, short and slightly hollowed between the eyes with moderate folds, the width hardly decreasing towards the tip of the muzzle, when viewed from above looks square.
Topline of muzzle is slightly turned up. Length from nose to stop between a quarter and one third of the length of the head. Broad well-opened nostrils, well pigmented
According to mask colour. Jaws very powerful and broad. Lower jaw curves upwards. The chin is well defined and must not overlap the upper flew excessively nor be covered by it. Upper flew thick, moderately pendulous in profile and shows a rounded lower line. In front, the edge of the upper lip meets with the lower lip then drops on each side, forming an inverted v.
Eyes
Oval, set wide apart. Frank expression. Showing no haw. Colour hazel to dark brown for dog with black mask, lighter colour tolerated in dogs with brown mask or no mask.
Ears
Relatively small, of slightly darker colour than coat. The front of the base of the ear is slightly raised. They must fall forward and down but not hang limply, the front edge being close to the cheek when the dog is alert. The tip of the ear is slightly rounded, not reaching beyond the eye. Set rather high, at the level of the upper line of the skull, appearing to accentuate its width even more.
Mouth
Undershot, the back of the lower incisors not in contact with the front of the upper incisors. Strong teeth, particularly the canines. Lower canines set wide apart and slightly curved. Incisors, well aligned, especially in the lower jaw where they form an apparently straight line.
Neck
Strong, muscular and solid, skin supple and loose. Circumference almost equals that of head. The well defined dewlap starts at the level of the throat forming folds down to the forechest without exaggeration. Neck very broad at base merging smoothly into the shoulders.
Forequarters
Well laid shoulders, withers fairly high. The legs are strong , exceptionally muscled and as straight as is compatible with a broad-chested dog.
Pasterns strong and slightly sloping.
Body
Chest broad, powerful and deep, let down below the elbows. The depth of the chest is more than half the height of the dog at the withers. Ribs well sprung, but not barrel shaped. Back solid, broad and muscular. The length of the body is greater than the height at the withers as is 11 to 10 measured from the point of the shoulder to the point of the buttock. Underline slightly tucked up.
Hindquarters
Broad loin. Rather short and solid croup moderately sloping down to the root of the tail. Hind legs strong and muscular. Well angulated stifles. Well-developed second thigh. Low set hocks.
Feet
Strong. Toes tight. Nails strong and curved. Pads well developed and supple.
Well up on his toes despite his weight. Hind feet slightly longer than front feet.
Tail
Very thick at the base. Tip preferably reaching the hock. Carried low.Raised when the dog is in action, but never curving over the back or curled.
Gait / Movement
Movement is free, quite supple for his size and weight and close to the ground. Good drive from hindquarters, good extension of the forelegs. At a faster gait, the head is carried lower.
Coat
Fine, short and soft to the touch. The skin is thick and loose fitting.
Colour
Self-coloured, in all shades of fawn, from mahogany to Isabella. Good pigmentation is desirable. Limited white patches are permissible on the chest and the extremities of the limbs.White patches on the head or body highly undesirable.
Three mask colours allowed:
Black mask mask must not extend above the eyes. Slight black shading allowed on ears, skull, neck and down the topline. Nose black.
Brown mask nose and eye rims are brown.
No mask coat is fawn, skin appears red, nose is flesh coloured.
Size
Ideal height at the shoulder : dogs 60-68 cms (231/2 263/4 ins); bitches 58-66 cms (223/4 26 ins).
Weight: dogs at least 50 kgs (110 lbs); bitches at least 45 kgs (99 lbs).
Faults
Any departure from the foregoing points should be considered a fault and the seriousness with which the fault be regarded should be in exact proportion to its degree.
Note:The male should have two apparently normal testicles fully descended into the scrotum.
I think I am reading it right, and according to this your doggy is more than likely one
BREED STANDARD
General AppearancePowerful with muscular body. Has harmonious outline. Not appearing leggy in any way. Characteristics
Powerful, stocky, athletic, imposing. Distinctive head with forbidding expression.
Temperament
Natural guarding instincts, vigilant and courageous without aggression. A good companion and very affectionate.
Head and Skull
Very large with characteristic expression and appearance. The skull is broad and short with parallel sides. The upper region of the skull is slightly rounded from side to side. Pronounced stop forming a near right angle with the muzzle. Median groove is deep, lessening towards the back of the skull. The forehead dominates the face and is wider than high. The head is furrowed with symmetrical wrinkles on each side of the median groove. These are mobile when the dog is alert. Prominent cheeks due to very strong muscular development. The muzzle is powerful, short and slightly hollowed between the eyes with moderate folds, the width hardly decreasing towards the tip of the muzzle, when viewed from above looks square.
Topline of muzzle is slightly turned up. Length from nose to stop between a quarter and one third of the length of the head. Broad well-opened nostrils, well pigmented
According to mask colour. Jaws very powerful and broad. Lower jaw curves upwards. The chin is well defined and must not overlap the upper flew excessively nor be covered by it. Upper flew thick, moderately pendulous in profile and shows a rounded lower line. In front, the edge of the upper lip meets with the lower lip then drops on each side, forming an inverted v.
Eyes
Oval, set wide apart. Frank expression. Showing no haw. Colour hazel to dark brown for dog with black mask, lighter colour tolerated in dogs with brown mask or no mask.
Ears
Relatively small, of slightly darker colour than coat. The front of the base of the ear is slightly raised. They must fall forward and down but not hang limply, the front edge being close to the cheek when the dog is alert. The tip of the ear is slightly rounded, not reaching beyond the eye. Set rather high, at the level of the upper line of the skull, appearing to accentuate its width even more.
Mouth
Undershot, the back of the lower incisors not in contact with the front of the upper incisors. Strong teeth, particularly the canines. Lower canines set wide apart and slightly curved. Incisors, well aligned, especially in the lower jaw where they form an apparently straight line.
Neck
Strong, muscular and solid, skin supple and loose. Circumference almost equals that of head. The well defined dewlap starts at the level of the throat forming folds down to the forechest without exaggeration. Neck very broad at base merging smoothly into the shoulders.
Forequarters
Well laid shoulders, withers fairly high. The legs are strong , exceptionally muscled and as straight as is compatible with a broad-chested dog.
Pasterns strong and slightly sloping.
Body
Chest broad, powerful and deep, let down below the elbows. The depth of the chest is more than half the height of the dog at the withers. Ribs well sprung, but not barrel shaped. Back solid, broad and muscular. The length of the body is greater than the height at the withers as is 11 to 10 measured from the point of the shoulder to the point of the buttock. Underline slightly tucked up.
Hindquarters
Broad loin. Rather short and solid croup moderately sloping down to the root of the tail. Hind legs strong and muscular. Well angulated stifles. Well-developed second thigh. Low set hocks.
Feet
Strong. Toes tight. Nails strong and curved. Pads well developed and supple.
Well up on his toes despite his weight. Hind feet slightly longer than front feet.
Tail
Very thick at the base. Tip preferably reaching the hock. Carried low.Raised when the dog is in action, but never curving over the back or curled.
Gait / Movement
Movement is free, quite supple for his size and weight and close to the ground. Good drive from hindquarters, good extension of the forelegs. At a faster gait, the head is carried lower.
Coat
Fine, short and soft to the touch. The skin is thick and loose fitting.
Colour
Self-coloured, in all shades of fawn, from mahogany to Isabella. Good pigmentation is desirable. Limited white patches are permissible on the chest and the extremities of the limbs.White patches on the head or body highly undesirable.
Three mask colours allowed:
Black mask mask must not extend above the eyes. Slight black shading allowed on ears, skull, neck and down the topline. Nose black.
Brown mask nose and eye rims are brown.
No mask coat is fawn, skin appears red, nose is flesh coloured.
Size
Ideal height at the shoulder : dogs 60-68 cms (231/2 263/4 ins); bitches 58-66 cms (223/4 26 ins).
Weight: dogs at least 50 kgs (110 lbs); bitches at least 45 kgs (99 lbs).
Faults
Any departure from the foregoing points should be considered a fault and the seriousness with which the fault be regarded should be in exact proportion to its degree.
Note:The male should have two apparently normal testicles fully descended into the scrotum.
23-06-2008, 08:35 PM
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lol she is only small compared to her bro . she is so chilled out its shocking most mornings when i get up for work all i get is a little wag of her tail not even lifting her head lol
23-06-2008, 08:42 PM
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23-06-2008, 08:43 PM
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I Love your dog mate! great with kids
Here are a couple of my babey (Jako) sadly he is now blind!!
He run in to a tree and got a stick in his eye ball.
Here are a couple of my babey (Jako) sadly he is now blind!!
He run in to a tree and got a stick in his eye ball.
23-06-2008, 08:52 PM
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My little dude (Harley) Picked him up saturday hes 12weeks old! Brought him as a surprise for the mr's as shes wanted one for a while.
Crowds.
Crowds.
23-06-2008, 09:11 PM
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