ALL ABOUT THE ENGLISH MASTIFF THE WORLD'S LARGEST DOG

[@glennjames9152]

Our English just passed two weeks ago. She was 14.5 years old and was my best friend. She went with me everywhere and everyone loved her. I miss her!

[@tparbs]

Aw, I'm so sorry! ❤️ Will you get another EM one day? My two Newfoundlands are almost 11 years old and near the end, especially my brown. So hard to lose these big oafs. 😭 We're strongly considering a English Mastiff one day.

[@jeffgeorge6208]

Prayers to you, we also have a female English mastiff Layla and she is 3yrs old and is family 💯🐕🐾🐾

[@Minotaur-ey2lg]

Lost mine last year. I thought 13 was impressive! Great dogs.

[@mandyholmberg5106]

I really! Love dogs since I was 5 years old but my younger brother Patrick and I were not able to get a dog until my younger brother Patrick was 21 years old and I was 23 years old back in 2013 my younger brother Patrick and I got a black labrador pitbull mix Maggie from the Oregon humane society back on June 22nd 2013 until she passed away on August 20th 2018 from cancer

[@pkim3281]

I have a Mystery Mountain dog, son of Rocco. He is 9 yrs old and going strong, wonderful dog. Happy to see Clark is still breeding Mastiffs.

[@ceeher4974]

This man was so passionate about his breed-- truly a joy to watch him disclose all his insight. Great video 💛

[@michaellivesey4354]

Needs to chill but...if I was a mastiff, I would love to hear him quiet

[@michaellivesey4354]

He def. Watched Gammonwood tales of a mastiff...Definitely

[@sachagerrish2698]

I had the privilege of owning a mastiff. They are wonderful dogs. Understand though that they are more fragile than they look. You don't want to play fetch or go running with them because it puts a lot of stress on their joints. They actually don't eat that much but their poop is easily as large as a human's. If left alone and bored, they can literally destroy your house(think Turner and Hooch). If you want a dog that doesn't need high energy activities, lays around and farts, drools and snores and is utterly loyal, then a mastiff is for you. I won't even consider owning another breed.

[@BeardedBBQ]

Sacha Gerrish the way you describe a mastiff is the same as describing me lol. They are great dogs i plan to own one soon them and GSD are my top favorites both great with kids, loyal and protective. But GSD need to much work for me I’m a couch potato so a mastiff is right up my alley.

[@MsMorganThorne]

Oh the farts! Some days my Mastiff nearly knocks me over with the smell! We've had to buy jumbo poop bags because it would take 3 of the regular size ones to pick up one poop - and he goes a few times a day. I would add to the bored Mastiff warning that they will also destroy most dog toys. I buy the black, heavy duty Kong toys and Nylabones, as well as the huge smoked beef bones (which he breaks open in about 5 min) because anything else is shredded in minutes.

[@MrCarnutbill67]

Haha, my female Mastiff actually farts loud sometimes. Hers don’t stink nearly as bad as my wife’s Boston Terrier though. The Boston can clear a room.

[@RaNdOM-iz6xs]

Please stop saying you can not run with Mastiffs and all they do is lay around they can get out and move you have to let then you kept your Mastiff cooped up and never let it out cuz you looked at it and said ohh he is big and dose not need any exercise you are a dumbass person and don't know a damn thing about own thing about owning a Mastiff😒

[@snoppdeng2]

@Pyro Head BEST BLANKET EVER!

[@1stsharkb8]

My oldest Mastiff was a unusually large female who lived to be 15. Very close to 16. She flipped her stomach at age 12 and had emergency surgery on Christmas morning. They tried to talk us out of the surgery because she had already outlived the average age and the surgery would be around 9000 dollars with the hospitalization. We went for the surgery and she lived another almost 4 years healthy and happy until she had a debilitating stroke and we had to put her down. Mastiffs and Dalmatians are my favorite breeds. Lazy and hyper. Lol. I always have at least 1 Mastiff and a least 1 Dalmatian.

[@lsb9881]

I know one that was at least 15-16 years old. The age of life can be off for these breeds.

[@thomaszaccone3960]

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[@purplechickon]

I live with a two year old English Mastiff, shes about 150lbs and she is the biggest baby ever. Very sweet, just wants to be with people and can be very sensitive, meaning if you tell her No, she'll literally pout for ten minutes haha. This breed is not for everyone, they're very strong and will knock you over in a burst of energy if you cant get out of the way lol. Also, the drool.. so much drool! We have face towels stationed in every part of the house to wipe the drool away and it still manages to get all over my pants! And of course, with a big dog comes big vet bills, plus the cost of food. A 30lb bag of dog food will last maybe two weeks. All in all, sweet breed, but make sure to do your research before getting one.

[@laurenpurcell4352]

I am looking for an English Mastiff it’s very hard to find a well known and qualified breeder. I live in Colorado and me and my husband do not mind making a commute to get the dog or should I say new furry family member. Please if anyone knows of any reputable breeders such as the man in this video please let me know we are looking high and low but want to make sure we purchase from a good breeder who knows what they are doing and who loves the dogs they are selling. I would love to purchase our new family member from him specifically though 😃

[@GiantsBeauceronsRugby]

Sounds like a great weight. I assume she was. I’ve and lean without the excessive weight to impress the scales

[@timshel11]

"What the lion is to the cat, the Mastiff is to the dog, the noblest of the family; he stands alone, and all others sink before him. His courage does not exceed his temper and generosity, and in attachment he equals the kindest of his race." Sydenham Edwards, in 1800.

[@nathanielthompson7967]

timshel11 that's the most beautiful way I've ever read a description of my favorite breed. Mastiffs are amazing!

[@lindagailblanton1961]

timshel11 so poetic

[@CHopper1154]

Lion is to the cat the "wolf" is to the dog

[@elisabethcarpenter4635]

Great info

[@grayman735]

@Wil Andersen German Shepard? Lmfao OMG get out🤣😂😄😆😁 just kidding

[@lawhispersasmr6124]

I love mastiffs with all my heart. I have a English mastiff and he’s my big teddy bear. Literally. He cuddles with me on the couch all day and sleeps by me sometimes on me at night ( of course he’s so big and he knows it so if he lays on me it’s usually just his upper body laying across my feet. He is my baby he follows my every move which took a while for me to get used to lol. I rescued him at age 4 his owner died so I think he was worried I was going to go away and not comeback. He sheds a lot!!! Slobber isn’t horrible. Makes a mess with his water. He loves food. He cries at dinner if at the end he doesn’t get something. He’s so friendly so protective. He does this funny thing where every time he goes outside he scans the yard for a while until he goes potty. Rarely barks. Only heard him growl a couple times. And that was something outside the window. He loves loves loves to swim! Which surprised me. We took him to the lake and he jumped in and belly crawled lol. His favorite day is shopping day. He goes through every ba to find his bone I always get him. Then he talks at me until I open it. Yes talks. It’s like a grumble really. But they need those big massive bones. I got him a medium one at first and he breaks through it in less than 10 minutes. He’s funny, He is goofy, he plays well with my other dogs he protects my child like nobody’s business. The mastiff is truly a phenomenal majestic mastiff lol. And he loves kisses. But he knows I don’t like licks so I just kiss his chubby cheeks and his tail goes nuts lol. But yes some people will avoid you if you take a walk. It’s sad but it’s true. They are too afraid to even ask if he’s friendly.

[@jenniferw1956]

My family had an English Mastiff. He came from a Cruft's breeder in England. His birth name was Canenbury Avignon. We called him Jan. A wonderful dog. He went to Canadian Dog Shows in Toronto won First place in Best of Class. But we didn't pursue this area. We lived out in the country, 3 acres of land. Jan lived a good life. 💕🇨🇦

[@rewind12354]

I’m glad he had a good life.

[@JoopShoop2]

I love my Mastiffs. they are now over 12 years old and going strong. I feel they have a good few years in them still. We feed them chicken breasts with rice and a good dog food. They exercise 3 times weekly or so for around a mile or so, outside that they love to lay around and play with their horse ball. Mastiffs are fantastic dogs.

[@burtvhulberthyhbn7583]

We've had 5 of these. Everything said here is true but I must say I find them exceedingly easy to teach and control. They love humans and each other. As sweet as little kittens.

[@filthyracoon5355]

How long did they all live?

[@burtvhulberthyhbn7583]

@@filthyracoon5355 no mastiff of mine has made it to ten. Cancer and one even had strokes. Our last girl didn't make it to 5

[@filthyracoon5355]

@@burtvhulberthyhbn7583 sorry to hear that and thanks for the reply buddy

[@burtvhulberthyhbn7583]

@@filthyracoon5355 but we bought her half sister born Jan 8th. Another black brindle who'll be about 200 lbs at age 3. She's already 42 lbs yesterday and sweet as a kitten

[@greigsanderson]

I seen one of these English Mastiffs in Boston MA, The only way I could describe it would be a lion with a massive dogs head. If you see them face to face they are massive. Watching on KZbin they look big, but in real life you will be like wow.

[@greigsanderson]

I seen an 18 month puppy in North Berwick.....................I say puppy, he was 180 pounds and had paws the size of my hands lol. The owner took about 30 mins to walk 100 yards as everyone stopped to pet and speak to the owner. Lovely dog, laid back nature.

[@rewind12354]

I remember one running at me as a kid it was only a puppy and the size of a lion lol, I got scared and the owner said it’s ok he’s just a pup.

[@BaseDeltaZero1972]

This guy genuinely loves the breed and his own dogs. Seems like a genuinely good breeder.

[@randommama1871]

Our English Mastiff is 11 years & 4 months old. He has an amazing pedigree. He's also the biggest baby, and most gentle giant ever. He's only had one surgery for a large benign tumor on his hind leg a couple of years ago. He still loves to play ball for just a few minutes. He is reaching his end I'm sure, he's losing weight rapidly the past couple of months, no know reason except old age. 😭😭 They are the best of the best! I'm not sure our home will ever be without an English Mastiff. So easily trained. He earned his Canine Good Citizen before he was 18 months old. He still obeys every command instantly. Thank you for this video ...

[@randommama1871]

You can go to my KZbin Channel to see a cute video of him.

[@sloppyjoe5739]

is he still alive

[@randommama1871]

@@sloppyjoe5739 no, he passed away in his sleep at 11 years 7 months. He was the best dog ever. I still miss him daily. There will never be another.

[@tparbs]

@@randommama1871 Are you going to get another English Mastiff? I'm so sorry for your loss. We have two Newfoundlands who are almost 11 years old, and the one for certain is very near the end. We're strongly considering a English Mastiff for several reasons, one being a lot less grooming.

[@jessicawhite3896]

I have the privilege of owning a 5 month English mastiff. He is the best breed I've had. Such a gentleman. He's easygoing and is always getting attention no matter where we go. If you can tolerate the size and drool of this breed I would definitely look into getting one. They are a wonderful addition to your family.

[@susanrobinson4532]

I love mastiffs! We had a tan male, who lived just shy of his 10th year. At his best, he weighed in at 200 lbs. He was a sweetheart. Easy to train and LOVED kids. Unfortunately, he developed cancer, but his temperament and love never wavered. He was active until the end. You can't go wrong with this breed.

[@ivorypenelope8444]

I feel you. I just lost my 12 1/2 year old Mastiff to stomach cancer 3 weeks ago. It's like losing an oversized toddler. I hope all is well with you and any other critters you have.

[@Bodinepicksz]

I have an 8yr old and it is the perfect dog. We socialized her big time, live in a city and I dont need a lead. She sleeps on our porch...all day

[@phoebe8970]

I really think you have done a brilliant job to make this video. Lots of people are scared of big dogs so it's a good thing you said that they were actually gentle dogs. Well done!

[@angeladevries6859]

The best breed in the world!!!! I couldn’t live without my English mastiffs ❤️

[@rewind12354]

Awww ☺️

[@bp4548]

Beautiful pups! My sister had to up and move from Texas to Wisconsin and take her(my) English mastiff with her. He might belong to her but he will always be one of my babies, I helped raise him while she was in college.

[@johnshuler8688]

My English mastiff Otis took off after a squirrel one day while on leash while I was looking at something else. Wrecked my shoulder.Don’t hook leash around wrist! Absolutely the sweetest dog we’ve ever had.

[@hilario6128]

I love Old English Mastiff. Now that I'm becoming old, I will have one for sure. They are gentle and easy, very right for someone like me. After Caucasian Ovcharka, all dogs are a walk in the park 😂😂😂

[@bobbyjohnnascar]

Vladimir have you owned a CO? Thanks

[@hilario6128]

Bobby John, I own a CO. In September he will be 3 years old.

[@boatsandhoes3493]

Vladimir yes they are a handful CO's haha

[@hilario6128]

boats and hoes, tell me about it. I can honestly say I have my own private monster. 😂

[@boatsandhoes3493]

Vladimir haha to right

[@meme4013]

My Mastiff "hal" was Zorbas grandson. You made me laugh reminding me about how they enjoy putting wet faces onto dry laps.

[@ianfortuna9385]

When I was little Our neighbors had an english mastiff named Josie and they had a Great Dane named max but Josie was who I hung around the most I remember how huge she was but what I also remember was how extremely gentle she was around me my sisters and my neighbors children even the neighborhood cats were comfortable around her Max was a sweet dog just a live wire full of energy but Josie was always the tender soul never jumping never once growled in aggression. She died at the right age of 11 rest well sweet soul Josie

[@jakelucas5588]

I love my English mastiff.... she's my second one in 15 years, best breed ever!

[@RicTic66]

I lived next door to a family who owned a 280lb + EM, the first thing they did when they moved in was put up a very strong 12ft fence around their back garden. Barney (the dog) was friendly, but aloof with non-family. Every so often Barney would get out and prance around the street for a few minutes until his owner called him back, his bark was phenomenal and I guarantee combined with his size no one was going to hang around to see if he was a pussy or not. He was the perfect guard dog, big enough, noisy enough and fearless enough to scare off any would be burglar or attacker, but unlikely to rip them to pieces avoiding lawsuits etc.

[@DATMANCHOPPA]

Punctuation lol

[@kristibalibrera1378]

That's how my girl is lol. Almost to a T!

[@dadocta8355]

😂

[@topacybits3576]

280lb is unhealthy no matter what u say to me. A 50lb pit terrier would fck him up, i dont get whats so special about this breed, nothing spe cial about it

[@andmillions]

@@topacybits3576 idk about that

[@ANSherm111]

My family raised and showed English Mastiffs. Our first was from the Olsen kennel in Canaan Ct. She was instrumental in bringing the bread back. Woothypush Frachna of Zimmapan. Our female was direct from England.We bread those and had champion show dogs. Our next was from Mrs. Brill from Delaware. She acquired Mrs.Olsens kennel. First 2 , Male, Silver fawn, Female, apricot. Brill male a beautiful brindle. Fantastic breed and I enjoyed this video. Thanks for posting.

[@Nellsbells79]

My 15 week old English mastiff is unlike any dog I’ve ever been around. Holy cow is he strong and is getting bigger by the day. He’s super clingy and lovable but he’s a stubborn stinker too. He loves chewing on tree branches and pretty much anything else including our arms or legs. He’s teething and we are slowly breaking that habit.

[@boxmasro]

The picture of the Neapolitan Mastiff in this video was actually a Cane Corso, both of which are types of Italian Mastiffs.

[@Teajay21]

Gorgeous dogs! They just have such a regal and yet friendly appearance. I love big dogs- I’m not sure I want to own one (short life span for one) but I think they’re so lovely.

[@ivorypenelope8444]

I just lost my 12 1/2 year old Mastiff Widget to stomach cancer. 👇 She was a pure bred, English Mastiff. She was the runt of the litter and only weighed 115 lbs, fully grown. She was thrown into the trash for being the runt by her breeders. She survived after four hours in the trash, without adequate oxygen. She was brilliant. But she was hyperactive and truly did have ADHD as a result. She needed to be walked at least 6 days a week for 2 to five miles until she was 6 because of this. She was not aggressive. But because of the hyperactivity, she was destructive at home. She would be a perfect lady and travel companion in public. But at home, she was like Dino from The Flintstones: a total spaz with no control. I found on accident that she suffered ADHD from the toss in the trashcan. She was given fluoxetine and Pet Smart training. She improved steadily in a few months, and worked her tail off. She was one of the two stars of her class. People watched from the sidelines, amazed. At that point, she was 100 lbs. She learned how to high five in Pet Smart at age 2. As a pup, she learned shake and sit at 4 months. Then I would take her paw and say, ENCHANTE and kiss it. Then she'd kidd my hand. So after she learned high fives, she would reach out and communicate with her paws and front arms. Shortly after we started her meds and training, someone taught her how to go on a slide as a joke. There was a set of three: a short slide you crawl through a tunnel to land, a long slide covered in a tube, and a big curly q slide. Within a month, she could go on all of them herself. As a result of that and her incredible personality, people loved her, and she brought them together. She was able to go on the slides until our vetvretired her at age 6 1/2 when the first signs of hip dysplasia appeared. She was able to leap on top of a car until age 9. Another trick I taught her was how to mimicki Miley Cyrus. Widget would stand upright and lean on things. Miley was pole dancing on Nick at Nite. So I would say MILEY CYRUS and Widget would stand on a pole or where I told her to. She was able to do that until age 9. She thrived on travel and was a great companion. She loved car rides, take out, and motels. She was also a great watchdog. I miss her and her hugs. Her favorite song was How Much Is That Doggie In The IWindow.

[@wanderlust...H]

Wonderful 😊

[@araglas342]

This person seems such a passionate breeder and it looks like he really cares about his dogs (there are some breeders that breed dogs just to sell and profit from them)

[@dannysgirl1549]

I recently met my first Mastiff and fell in love with the breed. His name was Lokie and he was a brindle. One of the sweetest dogs I’ve ever met.

[@madoldbatwoman]

One of my best friends has one, Genie Bean. Such a sweetie. Gentle, dignified, cuddlesome, funny, stand offish till she knows you. She lives with 2 Dobermans and a Jack Russell, but she won't come into my home, she's scared of the cat. The Border Collie is of no interest and she definitely likes my enormous Swiss hound, but she's all "Nope, nu uh, not the cat." Cat's never done anything but glance at her once, but Genie is having none of it.

[@DFox-ud3gx]

My ole mastiff name was Mator He lived to be 10 yrs old What a great experience in sharing the best time's of the breed. Get one if your thinking about it just do it.

[@lydiawagoner6315]

Omg thank you so much for this lesson. You picked the perfect person to interview. So informative.

[@izzybabygirl1587]

Yes they are very friendly and protective I used to have one but we ran out of money so we had to put her in foster care and I miss her so much but every time my mom got up she barked cause she was protecting us and she jumped on my mom and knocked her over

[@chrishouston2070]

I have a Mystery Mountain dog who is son of Rocco and Princess Warrior. He is 11 1/2 yrs old now. He moved this summer from California to Utah and he loves the snow. I'm sure he is going to make it to 13 or maybe 15 because we cook for him. He is tough as they come for that and has small poops because no filler. He eats meat, veg, rice or potatoes of all sorts. This year he ate a lot of zucchini from the garden w/tomato pasta. btw he is a closed mouth Mastiff and does not drool, only drips when he wants some of your food. Great dog

[@loafer5925]

I had a French mastiff named Doug and an English mastiff named Gordo. Gentle giants who were such good companions. Their combined weight was 426 pounds😂

[@irukirii]

I have a 3 year old english mastiff and hes such a sweetheart oh my god. Fr if youre looking for a dog please get an english mastiff!! Theyre so sweet!! also i know theyre supposed to have short fur but mine is reALLy fluffy for some reason? Its adorable so im not complaining!!

[@monikathomas7426]

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[@strawberriyumyum942]

I truly enjoyed watching this Dogumentary, his babies are beautiful and theirs nothing but love. I had 2 Fila Sisters from the same litter, key lived to be 11 years old, they were the joy in my life. The 2 sisters I have now, are 14 month old English and they are extremely smart with funny personalities. Mastiffs are awesome dogs, although all dogs are beautiful, these are the best.

[@kayceegreer4418]

Thank you for all of that, I am more enlightened about E-Mastiffs than I ever have been before

[@murdablock4788]

He looks so good at 240 perfect mass doesnt look over wieght good job amazing dogs

[@gilpiper3564]

Really great video, maybe my favorite so far. Great owner. I learned a lot here and appreciate how the owner doesn't express such defensiveness you see very often with owners and "their breed" being the best breed. Great job guys.

[@MastiffMomofFiona]

I love my Annie. She is 167 pounds and 9 years old. She still goes to nose work training weekly and has many, many AKC titles and her NW1. Smart, beautiful, loving, protective. A Mastiff is the best breed in the world. I’ll never have any other dog breed.

[@tankertuff9947]

Those Dogs are huge!!!!!!!

[@jonwoods9279]

Buddy here lookin like a mastiff himself lmaooooo

[@marstacinchurski]

For real!! And it's not a negative thing, it's just his nose/mouth/cheek shape 🤭🤭

[@Hank9462]

Have a Mastiff and a Bullmastiff now best dogs ever. The Bullmastiff I have now is a rescue someone just dumped him off and I was lucky enough to get him. They have no idea the wonderful dog they abandoned. Have had Mastiffs for many years and all of them very good natured and great with kids.

[@susanmosley8133]

All you need for a Mastiff is a huge couch and master bed....they may share with you. I love this breed

[@Conservativechristiancombat]

A cool fact about my English Mastiff is that he has literal endless energy. I mean he acts like a lab. He is I unneutered which probably gives him more energy but I kinda like it. He is super healthy and really loving but for some reason just has so much energy no matter how much I let him play in our property

[@Kysa1140]

This video is great. Never thought I would hear someone say mastiffs slobber a little bit haha❤

[@burtvhulberthyhbn7583]

Everything said in this video is true. I have Mastiffs 3,4 and 5 right now and they're marvelous. Easy to care for. Zero liability as they don't do anything untoward. They alert, they'll bark at strangers but they don't want to harm anyone.

[@Systemofafan17]

I own a 190 lb English Mastiff named Kittany, and I think he is the best behaved and smartest dog I have ever owned, we taught him to go to his bed when we say go lay down, this is the command we use most often with him.

[@Lizette5ify]

Nice to see someone to loves dogs so much and enjoins them . Great man !!

[@greigsanderson]

343 pound is the record? omg that's more than a WWE wrestler lol

[@The_Superpack]

Greiguci Wootchie there was maybe larger too.

[@The_Superpack]

I would say at a chubby but healthy weight it is prob top end 350 to 400

[@rewind12354]

He was also the longest dog in the world too, over 8 feet long from head to tail.

[@johnroughneen3585]

4:27 That is not a Neapolitan Mastiff. That is a Cane Corso. Both Mastiffs are Italian but they are separate breeds

[@afonsoramos5013]

That´s right.

[@davedavid0]

Well no, they are the same. Just the Napoleon mastiff was bred to the extreme for the show ring.

[@El-VULTURE.LOCO13]

Same dog different look

[@adamrv666]

Dave David bingo!!

[@Weirdanimalboy]

The Cane Corso and the Neapolitan Mastiff are both considered Italian mastiffs and the term is common used to refer to one or the other.

[@kristibalibrera1378]

My english mastiff shakes her head everytime she wants a walk. Shes so spoiled and loves her walks. She is never agressive until a stranger comes to close. She's so protective of me and the kids.

[@monikathomas7426]

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[@eezeegeezaa]

wow I love these! getting wrecked at a wedding but for sure I will be watching hopefully when at home and not in a ambulance.. those pesky notifications! have a great day all.. cheers🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺

[@roderickgates6825]

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[@eezeegeezaa]

Roderick Gates it was a great wedding, great video (says nursing a sore head)

[@christophervanoster]

Another good fact about English mastiffs: they’re so cute! Big ol floppy jowls and ears and sleep so much. So adorable

[@rewind12354]

Although they are docile, English mastiffs are awesome guard dogs. They will die protecting their family.

[@Elzun]

I have a puppy mastiff and he’s so clingy lol 😆 but I love him.

[@cheekslapper7236]

Such gentle, yet powerful dogs!

[@monikathomas7426]

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[@BrendaNegri]

Great job Documentary TV!

i love how when he is talking about all the other types of Mastiff you see all these clips of them running or posing, then you get the Brazilian Mastiff standing there massive tongue dangling there, looking like a big old derp.

[@danielmillner4501]

Now this is how you do video. Great job.

[@someguy3522]

You want a dog that will love you to death? Get a rescue female EM. It was daunting at first because she wasn't used to her new surroundings, but once we got past that, she's good. She's my big baby, but God help anyone dumb enough to trespass.

[@johnmutton799]

Giant lap dogs! They just want to be with you!

[@krayzie281]

Crazy how heavy these dogs can get

[@kierasthoughts2480]

I adore English Mastiffs so much.

[@khajiitwarrior]

I hope the English Mastiff are not picky eaters and have no any health issues and no more problem with health like stray dogs 🐶👍🏻

[@youcantstopthescout8921]

All about living with: 1. GSD 2. Rhodesian Ridgebacks 3. Great Pyrenees Dog

[@carlrest6553]

You Can't Stop The Scout Gsd and GP are awesome. Not fond of ridgebacks! Sort of annoying.

[@smvh06]

With my EM I feel like he’s small at 10 months weighing about 120lbs😅 he’s a good dog though. Sweet, loyal, protective, lazy and gassy. I plan on getting more EM’s as well as other large breeds

[@katherinepoindexter4380]

Do not try this unless you know the dog!!!!! I was stupid!!! I could have gotten hurt very badly!!! several years ago I was out on my porch after a big rain storm and I saw one of these beautiful dogs and he was heading towards a very busy road. I was not afraid as I have been taught that they are gentle giants. I called the dog over to me and looked on his collar and found his address and put a leash on him and walked him to his house..his head was big enough that my head could fit into his mouth..anyway. while I was walking him a pickup truck was driving by..the driver looked at me and the dog with his mouth open..oh I wish I had a camera..that was the best moment ever..anyway as I walked down the street the owners neighbor saw me and looked shocked that I was not afraid. He took the dog and put it into his neighbor's yard..what a priceless day..I felt so good after that..yet I wish I had a camera..that pickup driver..i will never forget it.

[@TellutheEnglishMastiff]

Their size sure draw attention a lot when walked on the city streets.

[@mrcallahan6949]

Next should be all about living with great Danes

[@allisonclark2346]

I have a female English mastiff with a brindle pattern and it’s so awesome

[@TellutheEnglishMastiff]

Oh they really are awsome and I think the brindle pattern is just the best 😉

[@boston05011]

Do you recommend any breeders

[@goodtimecoalhauling4726]

My baby girl, Bella, lived 10 years and 6 months. She was a great dog. I am going to have another soon.

[@tell_it_like_it_is1187]

Great info , Great video , My bull is shy & shes awesome-pawsome with people , kids and other dogs.

[@francisco4194]

the sweetest dogs! gentle giants

[@chrismoody1342]

My son has a two year old brindle. Very calm dog and minds well. I thought a Rotti was big, till Arlo. I myself own a boxer which is dwarfed by this breed.

[@nikkibouttell3232]

I have an Staffordshire bull terrier cross bull mastiff and he only weighs 25 kg, but he's such an amazing dog

[@LindseyMarlene]

We got a bullmastiff after our house was broken into. We love dogs but we wanted a dog that looked intimidating. We haven’t been broken into since we got our boy nearly 5 years ago, but it’s funny because he is the friendliest, laziest “guard dog” you’ll ever meet. I worry that if we actually had another intruder our dog wouldn’t even get off his bed to see whose there. Love my boy so much.

[@tparbs]

Haha --I feel this way about our two Newfoundlands! 🤣😉

[@tatslady46]

I had one he was great. He was a brindle with black face more black in color on body. he was a great pet he love to go on rides, walk or just watching TV. He was 12 years old when it was time to go to the dog heaven. He was the best. He would bark if he heard noise . I miss him so,But this breed is wonderful.His name was Chopper

[@wormhd883]

My boy English Mastiff turned 2 yrs old yesterday , he is 213 , he is 36" tall , his chest is 44" and his head is 33" rounds. He is my service dog and is very polite in public ... people always want to take his picture so now he thinks he is some body lol.... I love him , and he is the biggest dog i have ever own , i have had dobie's , shep , and rotties , now they look like little dogs to me.. He goes to the vet to the vet 1s a month and is right on the scale for growth and health ... I am so glad that i did go with him...

[@jasontye3307]

Wow, gorgeous dogs. That red male and brindle female would be the ones I would want.

[@sheilaringer5588]

They are beautiful, and I am jealous

[@frankc305]

i love my mastiff. hes 30 lbs at 10 weeks old. best dig ever

[@Tom-ed-w]

my random neighbour at 22 had 3 of these dogs, and they never attacked anyone!!!!! was so loving, and i asked how do you train these? he said i havent, they just lovely until you attack someone.

[@stephenbodholdt4326]

Just beautiful 👍♥️

[@walkingdeadalphaCO]

Great dogs. I always loved big dogs. I want one to guard the house and the chickens and stuff. We have a lot of coyotes, bobcats and bears and stuff out here.

[@YoSneeze]

Another great inside look on how it all works! Great Job :)

[@1stsharkb8]

Over the years and through buying many Mastiff and Dalmatian pups; I have learned that pups who are flown to you from the breeder in the belly of a plane have problems. Mental and physical. Maybe it's because the cargo space isn't pressurized like the cabin space of a plane. So, if a loss of cabin pressure can affect a human; why do people think it won't affect affect dog to fly them in unpressurized cargo space? I have a great deal of respect for breeders who refuse to put a dog on a plane in the cargo space just to make a buck. My current Mastiff was purchased from a breeder who will NOT put a pup on a plane as cargo. They will meet you halfway and drive or you can want the pup bad enough to drive all the way to them. But they will NOT sell you a pup and ship it on a plane. I can tell you that the Mastiff pup AND the Dalmatian pup that I had shipped on planes years ago had issues like no other pups I've ever had. Aggression and anxiety issues. I kept them and loved them anyway but it's just not good for them. Think about it. What do they tell you when you fly about loss of cabin pressure? I used to have Rotts in the 80's and early 90's. The same thing was true for them. There was a definite difference in the mental behavior of a pup that was flown in the cargo space of a plane.

[@alexblatchford4147]

I love Mastiffs!

[@salviloc21]

Thank you for this video. Beautiful dogs.

[@Gaurav_Gowdru]

Can u suggest me which pup to choose among... American bully , German Shepherd , Siberian husky , boxer , Neapolitan mastif?

[@erniegarcia1242]

Great looking dogs. Are they protective at all?

[@jaj4706]

I’d like to start showing dogs .. or at minimum find a handler to show my dog... how does one get started?

[@AvtarDhillon]

I like this guy and great dogs thank you

[@stargod3064]

He got her a mastiff for his wife’s bday present but it was really for him lol

[@josealbertorodrigueziglesi741]

Realmente una belleza de perros, los adoro. Gracias por el video.

[@ES11777]

Beautiful dog!