Bordeaux Pitbull

Bordeaux Pitbull History

The Bordeaux Pitbull is a hybrid or designer breed of dog that is the result of breeding a Pit Bull Terrier and a Rottweiler. The Bordeaux Pitbull is relatively new, and was created in 2010 by Theo Korthals and Gwendolyn Van Eeuwijk of Holland. The Rottweiler and the Pit Bull are both strong, agile, and athletic dogs that make good guard dogs and police dogs. The Bordeaux Pitbull is a medium-sized hybrid or designer dog that is a cross between the Rottweiler and the Pit Bull Terrier. The colour of the coat of the Bordeaux Pitbull is fawn or brindle. The appearance of a new hybrid or designer dog is often controversial, and the appearance or temperament of the animal may raise health concerns. Many hybrid or designer dogs are at risk for health problems or genetic defects because they have a mixed ancestry.

Bordeaux Pitbull Physical Characteristics

The Bordeaux Pitbull is a small, large-sized breed of dog that is typically between 18 and 24 inches tall at the shoulders and about 80 to 110 pounds. They have a thin, muscular, athletic build. Their short, smooth coat is fawn, white, rust, or a combination of these colors. They have a triangular shaped head, wide jaw, and sunken eyes. The Bordeaux Pitbull is an intelligent, alert, and courageous breed.

Bordeaux Pitbull Health

Description of breed health.

Bordeaux Pitbull Temperament and Behaviour

The Bordeaux Pit is an energetic, brave, and courageous dog. They are often playful and rambunctious, but they are also very loving and devoted to their family members. They are very intelligent and well-behaved and are often trained as working/military dogs. They are highly protective of their family and home.

Bordeaux Pitbull Activity Requirements

The Bordeaux Pitbull is a relatively new crossbreed that was created by combining the powerful, muscular build of a Pit Bull with the calm and loyal personality of a Lab. While they are playful and outgoing, Bordeaux Pitbulls are not particularly high strung or high energy. Most get along well with children and can be comfortable living in an apartment. However, they do require regular exercise. A daily walk or jog is ideal for this dog. They need moderate exercise and will enjoy playing and running around outside. A fenced yard is ideal, but a secure leash will do in a pinch. While they are very active, they are not as hyper as other breeds. If you are looking for a lively, but low maintenance companion, the Bordeaux Pitbull might be the perfect dog for you.

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