Bullmastiff

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Overview: The Bullmastiff is a big, brave bundle of love. He gets along with other pets and is great with children. Because he grows so large and strong, careful training is required when he's a puppy.
Breed Group: Working
Weight (lbs): male 110-130, female: 100-120
Height (in): male: 25-27, female: 24-26
Colors: Red, fawn, or brindle.
Coat: Short and dense.
Character: Bullmastiffs are highly intelligent. Always loyal to their owners, these dogs are obedient and courageous.
Temperament: This breed may try to dominate other Bullmastiffs. However, they are usually very tolerant toward children and get along with other household pets - if proper socialization has occurred early on. Unwanted visitors will be unwelcome!
Care: The Bullmastiff should be groomed with a rubber brush to remove dead or loose hairs.
Training: This breed requires an authoritative handler. Because he is sensitive to the tone of a human voice, training is quite straightforward.
Activity: The Bullmastiff needs a moderate amount of exercise. He enjoys the opportunity to run and play on a leash.
Country of Origin: United Kingdom
Health Issue: This breed is prone to hip dysplasia, tumors, and some eyelid problems. Boils on lips and progressive retinal atrophy may also be seen. They tend to be prone to bloat.
Life Expectancy: less than 10
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