Dogos de Burdeos, Mont Rouge. Criadero de dogos en Querétaro, México

Cachorros dogo de burdeos Mont Rouge, de dos meses hijos de Prince Rage y Haydee de las Brujas. Pedigree de exportación FCM / FCI. Detalles sólo por teléfono o WhatsApp por favor 4421338698.

Some DDB pics accumulated along the way...

Some DDB pics accumulated along the way...

Feliz día del maestro.

CONTINUANDO CON EL PROCESO DE CIERRE DEL CRIADERO. Ya sólo quedan tres ejemplares: Prince Rage (Semental de 6 años). Kobi (Hembra 5 años) y Stark (Macho de un año de edad, hijo de Prince Rage). Precios, fotos y detalles por WHATSAPP exclusivamente por favor: 4421338698... Cachorros y todos los demás adultos, ya se fueron. Muchas gracias a todos mis clientes y amigos que han colaborado con este difícil proceso de venta de mi criadero.

Some DDB pics accumulated along the way...

In 1896, Dogue de Bordeaux fancier Jean-Pierre Mégnin described the state of the breed, both in the show ring and whelping box. A fascinating and valuable histo...rical resource, his article illuminates late-19th-Century cross-breeding that to this day surfaces as the drag of the breed. The Dogues de Bordeaux, like other European dogs, originate from the old Molosser. They got the name Bordeaux from the town of that name where they were always bred in great numbers. The dogs were so wild and volatile that a police mandate was issued to their owners, stipulating that the dogs had to be kept on a lead and muzzled. Dr. Frank, a contributor to the Stock-Keeper, published a study in the magazine entitled Comparisons between the French Dogues and the English Mastiff and Bulldog. In this he compares the Dogue de Bordeaux to the Mastiff. The Dogue de Bordeaux is better than the Mastiff because it has retained the strength of the Celtic Molossers and is a true descendant of our famous Alanen. Its strength is astonishing, and it takes a very strong man to stand up to it. Its jaws are formidable. A few good examples of this breed can be found on the Spanish borders, but otherwise they have become very rare. In the Pyrenees, where bullfights and bear fights are still the order of the day, one can still see them in action against these animals. It was only in 1863 in the more modern era that Dogues de Bordeaux were asked about outside their native land and later appeared at the first organized dog show in Paris. This excellent exhibition was held in the Jardin D’Acclimation and patronized by top scientific and artistic personalities. In 1896, Dogue de Bordeaux fancier Jean-Pierre Mégnin described the state of the breed, both in the show ring and whelping box. A fascinating and valuable historical resource, his article illuminates late-19th-Century cross-breeding that to this day surfaces as the drag of the breed. The Dogues de Bordeaux, like other European dogs, originate from the old Molosser. They got the name Bordeaux from the town of that name where they were always bred in great numbers. The dogs were so wild and volatile that a police mandate was issued to their owners, stipulating that the dogs had to be kept on a lead and muzzled. Dr. Frank, a contributor to the Stock-Keeper, published a study in the magazine entitled Comparisons between the French Dogues and the English Mastiff and Bulldog. In this he compares the Dogue de Bordeaux to the Mastiff. The Dogue de Bordeaux is better than the Mastiff because it has retained the strength of the Celtic Molossers and is a true descendant of our famous Alanen. Its strength is astonishing, and it takes a very strong man to stand up to it. Its jaws are formidable. A few good examples of this breed can be found on the Spanish borders, but otherwise they have become very rare. In the Pyrenees, where bullfights and bear fights are still the order of the day, one can still see them in action against these animals. It was only in 1863 in the more modern era that Dogues de Bordeaux were asked about outside their native land and later appeared at the first organized dog show in Paris. This excellent exhibition was held in the Jardin D’Acclimation and patronized by top scientific and artistic personalities. The drawn pics are of famous dogs of that time.

NO ES ADOPCIÓN Ejemplar de un año de edad con excelente pedigree, microchip, tatuaje, garantía de salud, vacunado, desparasitados y... Detalles y fotos x WhatsApp por favor 4421338698

NO ES ADOPCIÓN Ejemplar de un año de edad con excelente pedigree, microchip, tatuaje, garantía de salud, vacunado, desparasitados y... Detalles y fotos x WhatsApp por favor 4421338698

Macho DDB hijo de Lugano de Mont Rouge. Vive en Huasca, Hidalgo.

EL ÚLTIMO DE LOS MONT ROUGE. Buscando hogar para STARK de Mont Rouge. (no adopción) Treinta y cinco mil pesos. Hermoso macho, hijo de PRINCE RAGE Y KIRIAN Mont Rouge.... Un año de edad, excelente pedigree, maravilloso carácter, grandote, masivo, con mucho potencial para ser un gran semental o una maravillosa mascota. Es el último ejemplar dogo de burdeos de Mont Rouge, ya que estamos en proceso de cerrar el criadero. Detalles sólo por WhatsApp al 4421338698 No preguntas en comentarios, por favor.

Si no conocemos los signos que manifiestan el dolor en los perros, pasará desapercibido; lo que conduce al sufrimiento y mala calidad de vida.

Some DDB pics accumulated along the way...

CONTINUANDO CON EL PROCESO DE CIERRE DEL CRIADERO. Ya sólo quedan tres ejemplares: Prince Rage (Semental de 6 años). Kobi (Hembra 5 años) y Stark (Macho de un año de edad, hijo de Prince Rage). Precios, fotos y detalles por WHATSAPP exclusivamente por favor: 4421338698... Cachorros y todos los demás adultos, ya se fueron. Muchas gracias a todos mis clientes y amigos que han colaborado con este difícil proceso de venta de mi criadero.

CONTINUANDO CON EL PROCESO DE CIERRE DEL CRIADERO. Ya sólo quedan tres ejemplares: Prince Rage (Semental de 6 años). Kobi (Hembra 5 años) y Stark (Macho de un año de edad, hijo de Prince Rage). Precios, fotos y detalles por WHATSAPP exclusivamente por favor: 4421338698... Cachorros y todos los demás adultos, ya se fueron. Muchas gracias a todos mis clientes y amigos que han colaborado con este difícil proceso de venta de mi criadero.

CONTINUANDO CON EL PROCESO DE CIERRE DEL CRIADERO. Ya sólo quedan tres ejemplares: Prince Rage (Semental de 6 años). Kobi (Hembra 5 años) y Stark (Macho de un año de edad, hijo de Prince Rage). Precios, fotos y detalles por WHATSAPP exclusivamente por favor: 4421338698... Cachorros y todos los demás adultos, ya se fueron. Muchas gracias a todos mis clientes y amigos que han colaborado con este difícil proceso de venta de mi criadero.

Some DDB pics accumulated along the way...

In 1896, Dogue de Bordeaux fancier Jean-Pierre Mégnin described the state of the breed, both in the show ring and whelping box. A fascinating and valuable histo...rical resource, his article illuminates late-19th-Century cross-breeding that to this day surfaces as the drag of the breed. The Dogues de Bordeaux, like other European dogs, originate from the old Molosser. They got the name Bordeaux from the town of that name where they were always bred in great numbers. The dogs were so wild and volatile that a police mandate was issued to their owners, stipulating that the dogs had to be kept on a lead and muzzled. Dr. Frank, a contributor to the Stock-Keeper, published a study in the magazine entitled Comparisons between the French Dogues and the English Mastiff and Bulldog. In this he compares the Dogue de Bordeaux to the Mastiff. The Dogue de Bordeaux is better than the Mastiff because it has retained the strength of the Celtic Molossers and is a true descendant of our famous Alanen. Its strength is astonishing, and it takes a very strong man to stand up to it. Its jaws are formidable. A few good examples of this breed can be found on the Spanish borders, but otherwise they have become very rare. In the Pyrenees, where bullfights and bear fights are still the order of the day, one can still see them in action against these animals. It was only in 1863 in the more modern era that Dogues de Bordeaux were asked about outside their native land and later appeared at the first organized dog show in Paris. This excellent exhibition was held in the Jardin D’Acclimation and patronized by top scientific and artistic personalities. In 1896, Dogue de Bordeaux fancier Jean-Pierre Mégnin described the state of the breed, both in the show ring and whelping box. A fascinating and valuable historical resource, his article illuminates late-19th-Century cross-breeding that to this day surfaces as the drag of the breed. The Dogues de Bordeaux, like other European dogs, originate from the old Molosser. They got the name Bordeaux from the town of that name where they were always bred in great numbers. The dogs were so wild and volatile that a police mandate was issued to their owners, stipulating that the dogs had to be kept on a lead and muzzled. Dr. Frank, a contributor to the Stock-Keeper, published a study in the magazine entitled Comparisons between the French Dogues and the English Mastiff and Bulldog. In this he compares the Dogue de Bordeaux to the Mastiff. The Dogue de Bordeaux is better than the Mastiff because it has retained the strength of the Celtic Molossers and is a true descendant of our famous Alanen. Its strength is astonishing, and it takes a very strong man to stand up to it. Its jaws are formidable. A few good examples of this breed can be found on the Spanish borders, but otherwise they have become very rare. In the Pyrenees, where bullfights and bear fights are still the order of the day, one can still see them in action against these animals. It was only in 1863 in the more modern era that Dogues de Bordeaux were asked about outside their native land and later appeared at the first organized dog show in Paris. This excellent exhibition was held in the Jardin D’Acclimation and patronized by top scientific and artistic personalities. The drawn pics are of famous dogs of that time.

Dos hembras DDB de MONT ROUGE. Un año de edad, con pedigree de exportación, sanas, para reproducción o mascotas. Excelente carácter. Detalles en privado por favor. NO EN COMENTARIOS. Gracias. WhatsApp 4421338698

*ME UNO AL RETO* A ver quien adivina?? Tienen que publicar una foto de su Dogo y una foto en referencia a su nombre, solo eso, sin nada más. Las demás personas tienen que intentar adivinar cómo se llama. Sigan con el reto!!

En Venta, al igual que todos mis ejemplares. Precios razonables.

EL ÚLTIMO DE LOS MONT ROUGE. Buscando hogar para STARK de Mont Rouge. (no adopción) Treinta y cinco mil pesos. Hermoso macho, hijo de PRINCE RAGE Y KIRIAN Mont Rouge.... Un año de edad, excelente pedigree, maravilloso carácter, grandote, masivo, con mucho potencial para ser un gran semental o una maravillosa mascota. Es el último ejemplar dogo de burdeos de Mont Rouge, ya que estamos en proceso de cerrar el criadero. Detalles sólo por WhatsApp al 4421338698 No preguntas en comentarios, por favor.

NO ES ADOPCIÓN Ejemplar de un año de edad con excelente pedigree, microchip, tatuaje, garantía de salud, vacunado, desparasitados y... Detalles y fotos x WhatsApp por favor 4421338698

NO ES ADOPCIÓN Ejemplar de un año de edad con excelente pedigree, microchip, tatuaje, garantía de salud, vacunado, desparasitados y... Detalles y fotos x WhatsApp por favor 4421338698

EL ÚLTIMO DE LOS MONT ROUGE. Buscando hogar para STARK de Mont Rouge. (no adopción) Treinta y cinco mil pesos. Hermoso macho, hijo de PRINCE RAGE Y KIRIAN Mont Rouge.... Un año de edad, excelente pedigree, maravilloso carácter, grandote, masivo, con mucho potencial para ser un gran semental o una maravillosa mascota. Es el último ejemplar dogo de burdeos de Mont Rouge, ya que estamos en proceso de cerrar el criadero. Detalles sólo por WhatsApp al 4421338698 No preguntas en comentarios, por favor.

In 1896, Dogue de Bordeaux fancier Jean-Pierre Mégnin described the state of the breed, both in the show ring and whelping box. A fascinating and valuable histo...rical resource, his article illuminates late-19th-Century cross-breeding that to this day surfaces as the drag of the breed. The Dogues de Bordeaux, like other European dogs, originate from the old Molosser. They got the name Bordeaux from the town of that name where they were always bred in great numbers. The dogs were so wild and volatile that a police mandate was issued to their owners, stipulating that the dogs had to be kept on a lead and muzzled. Dr. Frank, a contributor to the Stock-Keeper, published a study in the magazine entitled Comparisons between the French Dogues and the English Mastiff and Bulldog. In this he compares the Dogue de Bordeaux to the Mastiff. The Dogue de Bordeaux is better than the Mastiff because it has retained the strength of the Celtic Molossers and is a true descendant of our famous Alanen. Its strength is astonishing, and it takes a very strong man to stand up to it. Its jaws are formidable. A few good examples of this breed can be found on the Spanish borders, but otherwise they have become very rare. In the Pyrenees, where bullfights and bear fights are still the order of the day, one can still see them in action against these animals. It was only in 1863 in the more modern era that Dogues de Bordeaux were asked about outside their native land and later appeared at the first organized dog show in Paris. This excellent exhibition was held in the Jardin D’Acclimation and patronized by top scientific and artistic personalities. In 1896, Dogue de Bordeaux fancier Jean-Pierre Mégnin described the state of the breed, both in the show ring and whelping box. A fascinating and valuable historical resource, his article illuminates late-19th-Century cross-breeding that to this day surfaces as the drag of the breed. The Dogues de Bordeaux, like other European dogs, originate from the old Molosser. They got the name Bordeaux from the town of that name where they were always bred in great numbers. The dogs were so wild and volatile that a police mandate was issued to their owners, stipulating that the dogs had to be kept on a lead and muzzled. Dr. Frank, a contributor to the Stock-Keeper, published a study in the magazine entitled Comparisons between the French Dogues and the English Mastiff and Bulldog. In this he compares the Dogue de Bordeaux to the Mastiff. The Dogue de Bordeaux is better than the Mastiff because it has retained the strength of the Celtic Molossers and is a true descendant of our famous Alanen. Its strength is astonishing, and it takes a very strong man to stand up to it. Its jaws are formidable. A few good examples of this breed can be found on the Spanish borders, but otherwise they have become very rare. In the Pyrenees, where bullfights and bear fights are still the order of the day, one can still see them in action against these animals. It was only in 1863 in the more modern era that Dogues de Bordeaux were asked about outside their native land and later appeared at the first organized dog show in Paris. This excellent exhibition was held in the Jardin D’Acclimation and patronized by top scientific and artistic personalities. The drawn pics are of famous dogs of that time.

Semental de seis años de edad. Padre de nuestra última camada. En búsqueda de nuevos horizontes. Sano, fértil, excelente carácter, buen semental. Preguntas, SÓLO por WhatsApp por favor al 4421338698

In 1896, Dogue de Bordeaux fancier Jean-Pierre Mégnin described the state of the breed, both in the show ring and whelping box. A fascinating and valuable histo...rical resource, his article illuminates late-19th-Century cross-breeding that to this day surfaces as the drag of the breed. The Dogues de Bordeaux, like other European dogs, originate from the old Molosser. They got the name Bordeaux from the town of that name where they were always bred in great numbers. The dogs were so wild and volatile that a police mandate was issued to their owners, stipulating that the dogs had to be kept on a lead and muzzled. Dr. Frank, a contributor to the Stock-Keeper, published a study in the magazine entitled Comparisons between the French Dogues and the English Mastiff and Bulldog. In this he compares the Dogue de Bordeaux to the Mastiff. The Dogue de Bordeaux is better than the Mastiff because it has retained the strength of the Celtic Molossers and is a true descendant of our famous Alanen. Its strength is astonishing, and it takes a very strong man to stand up to it. Its jaws are formidable. A few good examples of this breed can be found on the Spanish borders, but otherwise they have become very rare. In the Pyrenees, where bullfights and bear fights are still the order of the day, one can still see them in action against these animals. It was only in 1863 in the more modern era that Dogues de Bordeaux were asked about outside their native land and later appeared at the first organized dog show in Paris. This excellent exhibition was held in the Jardin D’Acclimation and patronized by top scientific and artistic personalities. In 1896, Dogue de Bordeaux fancier Jean-Pierre Mégnin described the state of the breed, both in the show ring and whelping box. A fascinating and valuable historical resource, his article illuminates late-19th-Century cross-breeding that to this day surfaces as the drag of the breed. The Dogues de Bordeaux, like other European dogs, originate from the old Molosser. They got the name Bordeaux from the town of that name where they were always bred in great numbers. The dogs were so wild and volatile that a police mandate was issued to their owners, stipulating that the dogs had to be kept on a lead and muzzled. Dr. Frank, a contributor to the Stock-Keeper, published a study in the magazine entitled Comparisons between the French Dogues and the English Mastiff and Bulldog. In this he compares the Dogue de Bordeaux to the Mastiff. The Dogue de Bordeaux is better than the Mastiff because it has retained the strength of the Celtic Molossers and is a true descendant of our famous Alanen. Its strength is astonishing, and it takes a very strong man to stand up to it. Its jaws are formidable. A few good examples of this breed can be found on the Spanish borders, but otherwise they have become very rare. In the Pyrenees, where bullfights and bear fights are still the order of the day, one can still see them in action against these animals. It was only in 1863 in the more modern era that Dogues de Bordeaux were asked about outside their native land and later appeared at the first organized dog show in Paris. This excellent exhibition was held in the Jardin D’Acclimation and patronized by top scientific and artistic personalities. The drawn pics are of famous dogs of that time.

NO ES ADOPCIÓN Ejemplar de un año de edad con excelente pedigree, microchip, tatuaje, garantía de salud, vacunado, desparasitados y... Detalles y fotos x WhatsApp por favor 4421338698

In 1896, Dogue de Bordeaux fancier Jean-Pierre Mégnin described the state of the breed, both in the show ring and whelping box. A fascinating and valuable histo...rical resource, his article illuminates late-19th-Century cross-breeding that to this day surfaces as the drag of the breed. The Dogues de Bordeaux, like other European dogs, originate from the old Molosser. They got the name Bordeaux from the town of that name where they were always bred in great numbers. The dogs were so wild and volatile that a police mandate was issued to their owners, stipulating that the dogs had to be kept on a lead and muzzled. Dr. Frank, a contributor to the Stock-Keeper, published a study in the magazine entitled Comparisons between the French Dogues and the English Mastiff and Bulldog. In this he compares the Dogue de Bordeaux to the Mastiff. The Dogue de Bordeaux is better than the Mastiff because it has retained the strength of the Celtic Molossers and is a true descendant of our famous Alanen. Its strength is astonishing, and it takes a very strong man to stand up to it. Its jaws are formidable. A few good examples of this breed can be found on the Spanish borders, but otherwise they have become very rare. In the Pyrenees, where bullfights and bear fights are still the order of the day, one can still see them in action against these animals. It was only in 1863 in the more modern era that Dogues de Bordeaux were asked about outside their native land and later appeared at the first organized dog show in Paris. This excellent exhibition was held in the Jardin D’Acclimation and patronized by top scientific and artistic personalities. In 1896, Dogue de Bordeaux fancier Jean-Pierre Mégnin described the state of the breed, both in the show ring and whelping box. A fascinating and valuable historical resource, his article illuminates late-19th-Century cross-breeding that to this day surfaces as the drag of the breed. The Dogues de Bordeaux, like other European dogs, originate from the old Molosser. They got the name Bordeaux from the town of that name where they were always bred in great numbers. The dogs were so wild and volatile that a police mandate was issued to their owners, stipulating that the dogs had to be kept on a lead and muzzled. Dr. Frank, a contributor to the Stock-Keeper, published a study in the magazine entitled Comparisons between the French Dogues and the English Mastiff and Bulldog. In this he compares the Dogue de Bordeaux to the Mastiff. The Dogue de Bordeaux is better than the Mastiff because it has retained the strength of the Celtic Molossers and is a true descendant of our famous Alanen. Its strength is astonishing, and it takes a very strong man to stand up to it. Its jaws are formidable. A few good examples of this breed can be found on the Spanish borders, but otherwise they have become very rare. In the Pyrenees, where bullfights and bear fights are still the order of the day, one can still see them in action against these animals. It was only in 1863 in the more modern era that Dogues de Bordeaux were asked about outside their native land and later appeared at the first organized dog show in Paris. This excellent exhibition was held in the Jardin D’Acclimation and patronized by top scientific and artistic personalities. The drawn pics are of famous dogs of that time.

CONTINUANDO CON EL PROCESO DE CIERRE DEL CRIADERO. Ya sólo quedan tres ejemplares: Prince Rage (Semental de 6 años). Kobi (Hembra 5 años) y Stark (Macho de un año de edad, hijo de Prince Rage). Precios, fotos y detalles por WHATSAPP exclusivamente por favor: 4421338698... Cachorros y todos los demás adultos, ya se fueron. Muchas gracias a todos mis clientes y amigos que han colaborado con este difícil proceso de venta de mi criadero.

YA NO ESTÁ DISPONIBLE STARK, EL ÚLTIMO DE LOS DOGOS DE BURDEOS DE MONT ROUGE. Hermoso macho, hijo de PRINCE RAGE Y KIRIAN Mont Rouge.... Un año de edad, excelente pedigree, maravilloso carácter, grandote, masivo, con mucho potencial para ser un gran semental o una maravillosa mascota. Es el último ejemplar dogo de burdeos de Mont Rouge, ya que estamos en proceso de cerrar el criadero. Detalles sólo por WhatsApp al 4421338698 No preguntas en comentarios, por favor.