Originally from the southwest of France, created in 1962 through the merger of three rases, Garonnaise, Quercy and Blonde des Pyrénées. Resistant to heat and drought, which explains its popularity in countries such as Mexico, Peru and Colombia.
Originally from the southwest of France, created in 1962 through the merger of three rases, Garonnaise, Quercy and Blonde des Pyrénées. Resistant to heat and drought, which explains its popularity in countries such as Mexico, Peru and Colombia.
Originally from the southwest of France, created in 1962 through the merger of three rases, Garonnaise, Quercy and Blonde des Pyrénées. Resistant to heat and drought, which explains its popularity in countries such as Mexico, Peru and Colombia.