English Mastahoula

English Mastahoula History

The English mastiff is a breed of very large, muscular, powerful, and heavily built guardian and herding dog, used for herder, protection, and attendance at cattle.

English Mastahoula Physical Characteristics

The English Mastiff is a heavy, large-sized, muscular, powerful, and assertive dog breed that typically stands between 27 and 30 inches tall at the shoulder and weighs between 100 and 180 pounds. They have a heavy, broad head with round, dark eyes and a rounded nose with a snort. The muzzle is shorter than that of other mastiffs and their ears are floppy. They are known for their distinctive ‘bear-‘ like appearance. They have a flat, short, and coarse-haired coat that is fawn, mahogany, or brindle in color. They are strong, courageous, and dignified dogs.

English Mastahoula Health

Description of breed health.

English Mastahoula Temperament and Behaviour

English Mastiffs are protective, courageous, and sociable. They are easy to train, and typically do well in obedience and agility competitions. They are calm, laid-back, and easygoing, but are also very loyal to their owners and make an excellent guard dog. They get along well with other household animals and can be trained to live with small dogs and cats.

English Mastahoula Activity Requirements

English Mastiffs have a regal, dignified look about them that many people find appealing. They are large, muscular, and powerful, but their gentle temperament makes them good family companions. Because of their size, English Mastiffs do require regular exercise. A long, brisk walk or jog is recommended. They will also need time to run and play in an enclosed area. However, they are a very gentle, easygoing dog. If you are looking for a big, but gentle, companion, an English Mastiff could be perfect for you. They are a low-energy dog, but they do require a lot of space. If you have a big yard, a backyard, or live in an apartment, an England Mastiff may be the right dog for you.

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