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Mastiff Dog
Mastiff Dog
The Mastiff dog is a dignified and
loyal breed, with bags of courage. The Mastiff dog as a
pleasant nature, and high amount of intelligence. The
gigantic proportions of this breed make the Mastiff an
effective deterrent and watch dog. Many Mastiff dogs are
gentle giants, and have an even temper and docile
nature. However, there can be aggression in some lines,
and timidity in others. Early socialization is important
with this breed in order to promote stability and
confidence. The Mastiff dogs require effective training, and
although not difficult to train they do require a
confident and assertive owner. The Mastiff dogs and are
best suited to those with experience of dog ownership.
This is not a breed for those with little time for a
dog, as these dogs thrive on companionship and affection
from their families. The Mastiff is not an overly active
dog, but he does need a moderate amount of exercise in
order to keep him fit and healthy. Although the Mastiff
dogs
do not bark much, this dog is too large for apartment living,
and does need somewhere secure and safe to exercise and
enjoy activities, as well as regular walks. The Mastiff
dog gets along well with children that he has been brought
up with, and many will get along fine with other dogs.
Although some can be dominant, many will also be
friendly and welcoming toward strangers. In the right
environment, and with early socialization, the Mastiff
dogs
make good family pets.
A weighty breed, the Mastiff, also
known as the Old English Mastiff, is a pet for the
experienced dog owner, as caring for a dog of this size
can be quite a challenge. This strong, burly breed has a
boxy head, short muzzle, and a dark mask over the nose
and the eyes. The Mastiff dog has small, dark eyes, short ears, an
undershot bite, and a narrowing tail positioned high on
its back.
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