Bullmastiff
The Bullmastiff is an enormous fellow that loves to sleep and drool. They were developed in England as guard dogs, but were bred not to bite. Today, they make wonderful family dogs due to their gentle nature.
About this Breed
The Bullmastiff is a gentle giant that will surely turn heads. These guys were developed in England during the mid 1800’s. Their first purpose was to help English gamekeepers ward off poachers. They were actually bred not to bite; instead would they use their enormous size to pin down their target. Bullmastiffs have been used as general purpose guard dogs, where they mainly intimidate with their towering stature. These dogs make incredible companions. They are very trainable due to their eager-to-please nature. Bullmastiffs have an easy maintenance coat and they are totally couch potatoes. These guys can make great apartment dogs as long as you are okay with slobbery couches.
Height
Male: 25-27in
Female: 24-26in
Weight
Male: 110-130lb
Female: 100-120lb
Fun Fact
Bullmastiffs have a very high pain threshold, so it can be difficult to know when they are injured.
Favorite Names
For Males
- Koda
- Bear
- Bulldozer
- Braveheart
- Brutus
- Bull AKA Sir Edward Bullington
- Bourbon
- Cash
- Chunk
- Baxter
For Females
- Bella
- Abby
- Stella
- Roxie
- Athena
- Bailey
- Amy
- Ashley
- Beefy
- Bea
Common Locations
- Texas, United States
- California, United States
- Missouri, United States
- Florida, United States
- Pennsylvania, United States
- Michigan, United States
- New York, United States
- Illinois, United States
- Indiana, United States
- Ontario, Canada
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Billie
Purebred
Bella
Purebred
Beefy
Purebred
Kaleesi
Purebred
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Bea
Purebred
Roxie
Purebred
Stella
Purebred
Coco
Purebred
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Abigail
Purebred
Jagger
Purebred
Saorla
Purebred
Fawkes
Purebred
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