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DOGUE DE BORDEAUX STANDARD

FCI N116 / 14.04.1995
Translation: Tim TAYLOR and Raymond TRIQUET
Sketches: E. Shishkina "Dogue from Bordeaux"

Any departure from the foregoing points should be considered a fault and the seriousness with which the fault should be regarded should be in exact proportion to its degree.

Serious faults
  • Hyper aggressive, timid
  • Head short and round with protruding eyes
  • Hypertypical bulldoggy : flat skull, muzzle measuring less than a quarter of total head length
  • Important lateral deviation of the lower jaw
  • Incisors constantly visible when the mouth is closed
  • Arched back
  • Fused but not deviated vertebrae of the tail
  • Forefeet turning inwards (even slightly)
  • Forefeet turning outwards too much
  • Flat thighs
  • Angle of the hock too open (straight angulation)
  • Angle of the hock too closed, dog standing under himself behind
  • Cow hocks or barrel hocks
  • Stilted movement or serious rolling of rear
  • Excessive shortness of breath, rasping
  • White on tip of tail or on the front part of the forelegs, above the carpus and the tarsus
Disqualifying faults
  • Long, narrow head with insufficiently pronounced stop, with a muzzle measuring more than a third of the total length of the head (lack of type in head)
  • Muzzle parallel to the top line of the skull or downfaced, Roman nose
  • Twisted jaw
  • Mouth not undershot
  • Canines constantly visible when the mouth is closed
  • Tongue constantly hanging out when the mouth is closed
  • Tail knotted and lateraly deviated or twisted (screw tail, kink tail)
  • Atrophied tail
  • Fiddle front with splay feet
  • Angle of the hock open towards the rear (tarsal deviated towards the front)
  • White on the head or body, any other colour of the coat than fawn
  • Identifiable disabling defect
Male animals should have two apparently normal testicles fully descended into the scrotum.




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