Bull Mastiff Dog Breed
The calm, loyal , and loving Bullmastiff has a strong
and protective instinct and personality. When danger
arouses, it will protect and defend its owner from possible
threats.
It’s origins started in England back in the second half
of the nineteen century when gamekeepers needed to protect
game preserves and large estates from poachers. Dog
Breeders and some gamekeepers began to cross existing
breeds to produce a dog breed that would possess the
required aggressiveness, strength, speed, intelligence
and the quietness needed to scare off approaching poachers.
Some might say that a Bull Mastiff looks a lot like
a bulldog because of it’s sad look. And they are right.
A Bullmastiff’s DNA is made up of sixty-percent Mastiff
(Old English Bulldog) and forty-percent Bulldog (Modern
Day Short English Bulldog) and can weigh up to a 130
pounds. It’s color ranges from a deep red to a light
red fawn which is known to many as a red-fawn.
A protector and a lover, a Bullmastiff may not get along
well with other dog breeds. However, it get’s along
pretty well with people and children and is often very
loving towards them. They are also quite sensitive to
the tone of your voice but requires an assertion of
authority over him as they are quite stubborn.
Although a Bull Mastiff’s coat is short, dense and gives
great weather protection, he enjoys living in the house
where he is close to loved ones. In today’s modern world,
a Bull Mastiff in a fine example of a first-rate family
dog. They generally cost around $700 to $1,500 depending
on their size, color and character and shed very little
hair.
If you are looking for that loving dog who will stand
by you no matter what, then the Bull Mastiff will be
your best friend ever. The Bullmastiff was approved
by the AKC on February 8, 1992 which was made effective
on March 31, 1992
About the Author
I hoped you enjoyed reading this article. Please visit
DogNPuppies.com for more dog
breed articles
|
Dog Pound
