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The Dogue de Bordeaux is a mastiff-type dog that stands between 23 and 26 inches tall and weighs between 99 and 110 pounds. Their ancient line legendarily began with the war dogs of colonial Rome, which were brought to France beside legions of soldiers. They've worked as hunters, guardians and even livestock drovers. Dogues require a great deal of space and firm training from puppyhood. Wrinkle-faced and stocky, a well-trained Dogue de Bordeaux suits an active family it can protect and exercise with.
Temperament
Vigilant, courageous, loyal
Breed Fast Facts
100 - 145 lbs
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Low
Moderate
Medium
8 to 12 years
Michigan is a fun place to own a dog, thanks to all kinds of dog-friendly eateries, hotels, businesses and leisure spots. Go hiking, take a tour, get something to eat and go camping together with your dog—and bring family and friends too, if you want. Dog lovers in Michigan prefer Labrador Retrievers, German Shepherds and Golden Retrievers over most other breeds, but there’s plenty of variety in the state’s more than 2 million pet dogs. About 35 percent of households in this state have at least one dog, compared with 31 percent who have at least one cat.
In Detroit, the most popular dog breed is the Rottweiler.
The town of Omena elected Rosie Disch—a yellow Labrador—as their mayor in 2021. Their former mayor was a cat called Sweet Tart McKee!
Lap dogs ride Shepler's Mackinac Island Ferry for free.
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