Dog Breed Bullmastiff: Loyal Companion for Dog Enthusiasts
Little stubborn head in a big dog body: The Bullmastiff is one of the →English dog breeds and is, contrary to the first outer impression, quite relaxed and sociable. Nevertheless, you should inform yourself well about this large four-legged friend before acquiring the breed.
The Bullmastiff in Portrait
Origin: Great Britain
Size: 61-68 cm
Weight: 45-59 kg
Life Expectancy: 8-10 years
Character: alert, loyal, active, stubborn
Character and Nature
Like most Mastiffs, the Bullmastiff is a good-natured and relaxed companion. Many prefer to step back a bit at the sight of his bulky exterior, while the four-legged friend is actually a true friend of humans. He can even be very cuddly and loves to snuggle with his people on the sofa. However, he cannot be counted among the →classic family dogs.
Due to his strongly developed guarding instinct, he is excellent for guarding home and property. He does not bark loudly when he sees a stranger but knows how to assess the situation calmly and confidently. Generally, the Bullmastiff is a very brave and self-assured dog that, with proper socialization, gets along well with other dogs.
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Training and Keeping the Bullmastiff
Acquiring a Bullmastiff should be well thought out despite his good-natured and loving side. Due to mismanagement or ignorance of the owners, the dog's guarding instinct can go astray and he may exhibit →aggressive behavior. For this reason, the Bullmastiff is classified as a →list dog in some federal states and may only be kept under certain conditions.
Those who understand the nature of this furry friend and are eager for a confident and strong dog will find in the Bullmastiff a friend for life. With a confident, consistent →training and the right sensitivity, the four-legged friend shows his best side. In a family where he can actively participate in life, he truly thrives and has no issues →with children. A house with a garden or a yard would be advantageous for keeping this large four-legged friend.
