1.1 Mastiff- A Gammonwood Tale- Part One

[@VonBandyk9]

I must have watched this 16 times. Everything about this documentary is marvelous!

[@OdditiesOffcial]

Me too! Love it! I wish Gammonwood made more videos!

[@user-CB69]

omg me too!

[@bregusowa]

I got 5 months old little brindle boy.I truly love him and feel blessed by owning him.Can't wait for Kinder to be adult :)

[@MANNY-MOE]

SO LOYAL TO THEIR OWNERS AND GOOD WITH PEOPLE. A BIG DOG THAT STAY'S OUT OF THE WAY WHEN YOU HAVE COMPANY.

[@greggself4279]

This made me fall in love with this breed

[@sterlingwillis3452]

Save your money 💰 and you'll own One 😜

[@darrenfry4689]

The pied mastiffs look the best I've seen and before anyone say that colour is not in the breed blah blah gammonwood have breed some athletic very fit looking mastiff that are pieds..

[@michaelharris4389]

Love your Mastiffs the best I have ever seen and a fantastic documentary from start to finish fantastic

[@michaelharris4389]

Fantastic dogs there movement is outstanding my hat is off to you and your breeding programme

[@darrenfry4695]

Best looking mastiffs I've seen.

[@cajar78]

Wonderful video. Thank you for sharing.

[@ciroalphalyon3662]

I have and breed several Mastiff breed's. They truly are the most Noble types of dog's; they're the King's of the canine world

[@2828montana]

Magestuosa presentacion de la raza....Felicitaciones!!!!

[@sinbad128]

Informative videos...

[@Nicolaisen100]

I got a Boxer BUT this video is very goooood :D Mastiff's are beautiful

[@harolddobbins8645]

Is it possible to get this type of Mastiff to day and the price of a pup would be what!

[@darrenfry4695]

Greiffs that they produce should be a new breed because they are gorgeous and I bet a lot of people would think the same

[@newkidontheblog100]

I have an English Mastiff and he comes from a very good line. He is not fat but fit and runs like the wind. Love the history. Im curious as to know where it says the English Mastiff is a dependent of the cane corso. In my research of Mastiffs the English is the creater through cross breeding of all other Mastiffs. I will have to read into that. As for breeding the English Mastiff with smaller dogs I think that would NOT be wise. The last thing we need is more cross breeding.

[@jamesarchrr5695]

The bullmastiff is one of my favorites

[@k.mcgovern]

Who's the music by at the beginning and during? I have a bull mastiff cross sharpei brindle male puppy

[@sdmzb]

Yep, they're a far cry from what they used to be in ancient times, but after having own 5 Neapolitan Mastiffs, if one is lucky you get a very pure (very expensive) animal, and believe me, they're Alpha in every sense, not very fast (females are often faster more nimble) unless you exercise them very often, true, but they will take and corner animals 3 times their size. All of that combined with finesse to have them around 2 year olds and their extremely calm temperament makes one great friend.

[@asfandyarhameed336]

Up coming puppies and where are is your location . Thank you god blessed you 😇

[@Oldgamercantstop]

Love the video. Have been trying to get a Matiff (Old English) for over a year now. So hard to find. If anyone can point me in the right direction I would really appreciate it. None to be found Malta.

[@brandywine5150]

I like this version of the video better.

[@luos8901]

19:55. It's the same guy that's narrating! (in the painting) :D

[@asfandyarhameed336]

Hi beautiful beast you have, I love them

[@Boone22]

I have a Hungrian Bloodline who was ,2 year in a row Grand Champion , bitch was England top female. Our male 1 year male is astounding. Would like to chat more about this breeding he has.

[@salomonramos5104]

I have a beautiful 6 month old great dane ..and he hates everything that comes close to me or my wife... ..he is not vicious but ..berry protective

[@shredder11977]

aren't the "Sumerian" dogs in the images probably early versions of the CAO/Sage Kuchi?

[@paultagliabue2404]

Mi piacciono molto i mastiff.

[@thanarithmey6395]

Hello, I am French and do not speak English. Do you know if this magnificent video will be subtitled in French one day?

[@milawillemsen4728]

+Thanarith MEY Oh, also in Dutch then please...!!! ;-)

[@harolddobbins8645]

The Mastiff I see here in the USA Today looks nothing like what I see in this video the Head,shoulder,the body,facial expression is so different,the Mastiff here in the USA have a lazy unbecoming look I would be only interested in the Gammonwood tale Mastiff were are you the UK,or were about in Europe!😎Thanks

[@ozziebigdog7246]

please explain??

[@luos8901]

Never mind, the time I put is wrong :S haha. It's 9:55 :).

[@BowWowPewPewCQ]

The bite pressure is a matter of physics not temperament. The mechanics prove that the bigger the head the strong the bite. Mastiffs have the biggest heads in dogdom therefore the highest bite force. A Dogue de Bordeaux has the largest head in proportion to the rest of the body. This gives them the highest bite force per pound of body weight.

[@ciroalphalyon3662]

interesting that dogo de Bordeaux suck at bite work. I have never seen one grip like Presa, Fila or Bandogs , or smaller breeds like APBT and American Bulldogs

[@JCgarageworks]

Actually your statement is incorrect. The Kangal has the highest bite force at 743 pounds per square inch. It currently has the world record. You are correct about bigger heads typically means larger jaw muscles though.

[@newkidontheblog100]

Cross breeding Has already created unstable temperments. Has anyone read the PSI of the English Mastiff bite?

[@ciroalphalyon3662]

if done correctly crossbreeding can improve many aspects of a dog's genetics; but it has to be done with great knowledge and care

[@whippetsarethebest6354]

On the contrary.

[@sid-yq6rh]

the hunting mastiff referring to india is still present in that same form

[@rugbymom75]

Mine could cause he is a lean mean machine and he can run like a deer.

[@bullguardosovereignty3348]

Working type Mastiffs are still the same. It is only the show type that lacks stamina and soundness! Working types also live to be 14-15 years as opposed to the inbred show dogs. The Pie bald ones tend to be very much Alpha and they really should only be for knowledgeable owners who understand them. In the right hands these guys are just totally awesome! True Old School Breeders breed all colours, only around 1300 dogs survive to true form.Most people will never ever see one.

[@dogox36]

Really primitiva.

[@harshs95]

your wrong, the temperaments are softer, they aren't as agile, they were descendants from cane corsos.

[@mariacallas9962]

Love those noble dogs,shame they exist only because assholes wanted to protect what they never deserved….Long lives English mastiffs.

[@Stefan-ox5sk]

Alright good to know the history of your dog breed, half dog breed any way Golden Retriever cross Mastiff, check out my clips of her fetching sticks far out in the river. She is a beautiful beast.

[@crispmom]

You have a Mastador! They are indeed beautiful dogs.

[@Stefan-ox5sk]

"Mastador" I love it. From this day forth it will be a breed unto itself and let it be known.

[@crispmom]

Google Mastador and you'll see some pics. I didn't coin the term. Beautiful dogs. Like a big, sturdy (or sturdier) Labrador.

[@Stefan-ox5sk]

I know you didn't, was just announcing it like medieval British, on account of the documentary lol. Do you know if there's any functional work type benefits from crossing these two breads? I was thinking maybe the Mastiff could make the retriever swim longer being stronger but I don't really know.

[@crispmom]

Well, English Mastiffs were traditionally used to bring down big game so a Mastiff-Lab mix would have the potential to be a good hunting dog, I'd expect. I have a female fawn-colored English Mastiff and a male black Lab. I'm soooo tempted to breed them. She's a little too wary of strangers (but otherwise an excellent protector and companion) and he's never met a stranger (an outgoing "people dog" like most Labs); I think a mix of their temperaments would be perfect.

[@ericjones1519]

The origin breed is known as the Tibetan Mastiff today

[@jody024]

Who told you that ?

[@ciroalphalyon3662]

a lot of myths behind different dog breeds, who really knows?

[@darrenfry4689]

Idiot

[@wiv2631]

The sloppy jowled, pendulous lipped dogs of today are a relatively recent breeding creation of man. These dogs have been bred for appearance and frankly are not very functional. Observe drawings of the older working dogs in action in this video and you will see the difference very clearly. The working types did not have a problem of biting through their own pendulous lips when catching and holding. Even today, where you find working catch dogs you will find that they do not have the modern drooler's pendulous lips.

[@msmolyansky]

Sorry it's 2483431083

[@aaliyah3648]

Mike Smolyansky do you still breed

[@MissCedarbridge1]

you can still find some full breed Mastiffs out there which some are use to guard farms only from large wolfs

[@MissCedarbridge1]

this is because of cross breeding