Bullmastiffs

After loosing my rotty to cancer back in august this year we were looking into getting another dog when i saw an advert on pre loved for a lady in our area who was getting rid of here bull mastiff due to changes in her job, the advert was very brief so we arranged to go and see the dog and was pleasantly surprised at what we heard about him. Henry the two and a half year old mastiff had been given a anti social behaviour order after attacking another dog in the street and the courts had ordered he be castrated and be musled at all times wholst out of the house, the lady had had him advertised for quite some time but due to his behavioural problems as she called them had ...  Read the complete review

i have three neopolitans 1 dog 2 bitches i find this breed of dog to be the most faithful kind of breed i have ever come across, true they are huge mine are like pussycats with the grandchildren yhey ride on them roll over with them play ball, they have even tried to tie their tails together so i find it very hard to believe the stories of them attacking people i think that is down to the way they have been treated by their owners.Mine obey every command they are not in the least bit intimadating,they are good companions it is expensive but very rewarding i would never have another breed ever again they cost a fortune in vets bills but worth every penny,they make ...  Read the complete review

The Bullmastiff was bred from crossing tbe Bulldog and the English Mastiff, producing a powerfull and agile dog. They were originally used by Gamekeepers to capture poachers, by pinning them down but not biting the offender. They were recognised by The Kennel Club in 1924 abd 7 years later by The American Kennel Club. Todays Bullmastiffs are excellent family dogs, they guard and protect their families, especially the children. To own a Bullmastiff is a delight, but they do need a lot of discipline and they are not for the faint hearted. I have at present 3 bullmastiffs. Rhys the Dad, Holly the Mum and Badger the Son. They all have there own ...  Read the complete review

We have a Bullmastiff whose three and is name is Ron. Weve had Ron since the day he was born as we bred his mother. Ron is fine with people he knows but he is unpredictable with strangers. if a stranger comes into he house he will go mad and bark at them. Ron has already bitten two people, not severely but he drew blood once. if Im out walking him he will bark at strangers that go past. he is a particularly large Bullmastiff and weighs about fourteen stone. I personaly would not recomend this breed to people with children because of my experiences. I now have two small scars on my face. ...  Read the complete review

This is going to be a very personal opinion, which I hope will give people an insight into having a Bullmastiff as a pet! My family have always favoured big dogs, so when our Doberman died we decided we would have a Bullmastiff. We researched into this and thought it was suitable as they are good with children and I wasn't really that old at the time, 10. My mom turned up with our Bullmastiff puppy whom we called Bella, she was a gorgeous dog, very loving and playful. I'm going to say a few of the incidents which happened. Bella Head-butted my brother and split his lip open(accidently of course) which needed stitches, but this was a bit of a ...  Read the complete review