HISTORY

	The history of the Ca De Bou originates from the island of Mallorca, dating back to the 1800's. The name, Ca De Bou, literally means "Bull-Dog" in native Catalan language. The breed was first recognized by the FCI in 1964. There are only about 500 Ca De Bou in the world today. There are about 20 in the United States at this time. The Ca De Bou has a working ability that is unmatched. STANDARD Origin: Spain Appearance: strong and powerful, medium sized Behavior: quiet, corageous and brave; ease with people and other animals, faithful and devoted to his master Height and Weight: Males are 18 to 24 inches and 60 to 100 pounds; females areand 50 - 85 pounds Coat: short and rough Color: brindle, fawn and black; dark tones preferred; fawn, deeper shade preferred White patches are permitted on the front feet, chest, and muzzle. Black mask is permitted.
	REGISTRY INFORMATION The Ca De Bou will be registered both with the FCI and the ICDBF. The ICBDF (International Ca De Bou Federation) is the only registry in the United States for Ca De Bou's. This is a registry for pure bred Ca De Bou dogs ONLY. Breeders of the Ca De Bou are welcome to have their dogs registered with the ICDBF. Proof of their FCI registration and pedigrees must be submitted with their application to be eligible for ICDBF registration. No dogs will be registered without this proof--NO EXCEPTIONS!

The history of the Ca De Bou originates from the island of Mallorca, dating back to the 1800's. The name, Ca De Bou, literally means "Bull-Dog" in native Catalan language. The breed was first recognized by the FCI in 1964. There are only about 500 Ca De Bou in the world today. There are about 20 in the United States at this time. The Ca De Bou has a working ability that is unmatched.

STANDARD

Origin: Spain

Appearance: strong and powerful, medium sized

Behavior: quiet, corageous and brave; ease with people and other animals, faithful and devoted to his master

Height and Weight: Males are 18 to 24 inches and 60 to 100 pounds; females areand 50 - 85 pounds

Coat: short and rough

Color: brindle, fawn and black; dark tones preferred; fawn, deeper shade preferred
White patches are permitted on the front feet, chest, and muzzle. Black mask is permitted.