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Bordagaray Aker Beltz, Owned By: Ixaka Iparragirre From our Gallery of Dog Breeds

Height: 28.5 - 34 inches
Weight: 120 - 175 lbs

Colors: Basically white and always with a well defined mask, marks similar in color to that of the mask spread over the body, with irregular but well defined shape. Ears always marked. Totally white or tricolored animals not preferred; the most appreciated colors are pure white, snow white with medium gray marks, deep gold-sand, dusk, black, silver gray, light tan, sand, brindle, red for the marks or yellowish white for the whole not desired.
Coat: Halflong, thick and laying flat to the body, the ideal medium length will be of 6 to 9 cms at the middle of the back and longer at the shoulder, neck, stomach and behind hind and forelegs, as well as in the tail panache. Never wooly.

Temperament: Pyrenean Mastiffs are meek, docile and extremely intelligent the Pyrenean Mastiff is very brave and fierce with strangers. They show extreme benevolence with other dogs knowing of its strength. Should the time arise the Pyrenean Mastiff is skilled at fighting, remembering its acquired behavior in the fight with wolves. They have a deep and intense bark.
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Country of Origin: Spain
History: The Pyrenean Mastiff is a native of the southern slopes of the Pyrenees mountains. The Mastiff was developed in the region of the Pyrenean Mountains that stretches from Aragon to Navarra. The breed was once known as the Navarra mastiff. The Pyrenean Mastiff was at one time almost extinct but has gained new interest in recent years.

Class: Working
Registries: FCI (Group 2)

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