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About The Breed

Known for their imposing presence and gentle nature, the Mastiff is a large, powerful, and protective breed. Despite their intimidating size, Mastiffs are affectionate, loyal, and calm, often forming strong bonds with their families. They are natural protectors and make excellent guard dogs, but their laid-back temperament makes them equally content as family companions. Mastiffs are good with children and get along well with other pets, making them great family dogs. Due to their size, they require space and regular exercise but are generally low-energy indoors, preferring to lounge and relax. Their loyalty, intelligence, and protective instincts make them both formidable guardians and loving pets.
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Dog Breed:

Mastiff

Lifespan:

6 - 10 years

Height:

27 - 30 inches

Weight:

120 - 230 pounds

Breed Group:

Working

Shedding Amount:

Seasonal

My Info

Known for their imposing presence and gentle nature, the Mastiff is a large, powerful, and protective breed. Despite their intimidating size, Mastiffs are affectionate, loyal, and calm, often forming strong bonds with their families. They are natural protectors and make excellent guard dogs, but their laid-back temperament makes them equally content as family companions. Mastiffs are good with children and get along well with other pets, making them great family dogs. Due to their size, they require space and regular exercise but are generally low-energy indoors, preferring to lounge and relax. Their loyalty, intelligence, and protective instincts make them both formidable guardians and loving pets.

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#Fun Dog Facts

• Dogs can mimic human emotions – They mirror their owner’s stress, happiness, or sadness.

• Dogs prefer toys that smell like their owners – That’s why they steal socks!

• Dogs mark their territory with scent glands in their paws – Scratching the ground after pooping spreads their scent.

• Dogs understand pointing better than chimpanzees – It’s an instinctive response.

• Dogs don’t enjoy spicy food – Their taste buds are sensitive to strong flavors.

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