Welcome to Camelot Dogue de Bordeaux

Our love affair with the Dogue began in 2000, when we adopted our first Dogue Monet, through rescue. Since then, we evolved into the West Coast rescue for the breed and in June 2007, Kris became the DDBSA National Rescue Coordinator. Our dogues are all house dogs and live in the house with us.

We are moving toward the next evolution of our involvement within the breed. We are bringing in top quality and the best blood lines from around the world to lay the foundation of our program. We continue to be very active in rescue, showing, breed education and health testing our dogues. All of our dogues are completely health tested and must pass our strict requirements in addition to preferably having Championship titles on them before we even consider breeding. Potential mates for our dogues must also pass the same requirements we have set for our own dogues. Our goal in our program is to produce the highest quality and healthiest dogues available in the United States. 

The Dogue de Bordeaux is a Guardian Breed dog and are not for everyone. They can be dominant, stubborn and dog aggressive (usually same sex aggressive) and there are a lot of health issues with in the breed. They must be part of your family. They are not dogs that should live outside. They must have obedience training. Anyone considering a dogue must be prepared for what they may get. Again, the dogue is not a breed for just anyone. Please research both the breed and the breeder if you are considering adding a dogue to your home. If you are looking to add a companion to your family, please consider one of the many rescues that are available across the country.