AMERICAN MOLOSSUS: THE WORLD'S LARGEST PUPPY

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Marcus Curtis is back with an update on this American Molossus project. Dogumentary TV first met Marcus when the idea of recreating an ancient breed was just an idea. Four years later and the first litter is already being recorded by the Guiness Book Of World Recrods.
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[@gn4life84]

Oh great more breed mythology... Anyone who has working dogs knows bigger is far from better. Besides folklore and breed mythology what type of health testing or working test were done in this "program?" Any vids that show any type of working ability or athletic ability to prove this is not a Low Energy dog with poor structure and movement? Which is typical of most of the dogs used to create this mixed breed. Taking big breeds with a laundry list of health problems due to breeding them for size and bragging about making them even bigger is actually below novice stuff. This dog has nothing to do with any ancient dogs. It a large dog created from current mastiff stock.

[@AnonymousPerson488]

That's also what jumped out at me. He keeps invoking the idea that this breed is from 3200 - 5000 BC There's no way of knowing exactly what dogs used in war were like, we have some sparse pieces of art with dogs on it, that’s far from precise knowledge. He’s looking at old paintings and sculptures and making his dog feel prestigious rather than looking at what’s the closest representative (mastiffs and the like). It’s also a big red flag to me when these large dog breeders obsess over size, like living vicariously throughout their dogs. They needed "really thick torso, massive square head", to fight humans in war and have to take on lions & bears. Really? They need to get to be 250lbs to take on an animal that’s 450lbs, or 1000lbs? How do wolves, jackles, hounds take down prey, huge size or pack hunting? I’m not a dog expert by any stretch, tell me if I’m wrong but my BS meter is going off the charts with this guy.

[@katherineenoble]

I would love to see how these dogs fair in working type competitions. I think if the goal is to bring back the ancient breed/style the dogs would need to be a working type.

[@youcantstopthescout8921]

Katherine Noble They would drop dead of a heart attack

[@hmill45]

He stated in the previous video that he did not create the dog for anything other than close quarter protection and companionship. No agility, or fun stuff.

[@kennygedeon7553]

It would be cool to see them pulling weight for real

[@piplyf]

This dog as is now would be a horrible working breed. Injuries would be inevitable. It is entirely too floppy. Looks like a morbidly obese human trying to move around. Cruel.

[@Ericsaidful]

@@piplyf what work does an English Mastiff do?

[@errhka]

That dog has poor conformation - back legs are too long, and you can see this reflected in the odd way they are running. Hopefully they are targeting this when they are breeding in further lines

[@eric4681702]

It almost flips over with every step

[@iampaulblack2235]

depends on what you like and what you desire to have in your dog I agree that the rolling gait isn't the most aesthetically pleasing but that is very much so a mastiff thing.... I much prefer personally presa Canario, cane cross, dogo Argentino for their structural soundness and working potential, this is as stated a estate guardian or close quarter guard based on size and substance like the body guards of old.... very interesting project all the same

[@jstyles510]

A Presa back leg is long

[@DJLongLastin]

Hips way higher than the withers and his dogs are really fat. They jiggle all over with every step which can't be good for the joints. Interesting project though

[@blck-dck2749]

Yup!!!this guys doesn't care.....even in his old videos u can see some deformities in his dog breed

[@dobermandiaries]

Having a pup that big I just can’t imagine the strain on their hips I feel so sorry for these dogs this guy seems to have made it up as he’s gone along

[@g.e.s.8597]

Thats why the dogs get tested before breeding, in my opinion it comes down to proportions really, but they developed this dog from dogs that are normally big boned as Well as heavy And this is just the beginning of the breed and only one example of the breed its still to early to know

[@SStanton803]

"Perhaps it's like a Liger". Please look up the genetic factors that makes Ligers as big as they are. It's not natural. It's not healthy. It has nothing to do with crossing two members of the same species. This channel has great content. I'm sure this gentleman loves those puppies -- and I have no doubt he has done a great deal of research. With that said, even wearing the most rose-colored glasses you can see the hip issues developing already. 4-6 years old max. "Anytime you introduce larger gene pools, you bring an influx of health?" -- bruh. Seriously?

[@joalblo9581]

Stephen Stanton well said.

[@saint-5419]

Im 16 barely done that much research and know soooooo much more than him.i actually make him look dumb asf

[@mr.harambe2658]

@Personal Email hes right tho

[@drewdias3380]

No domestic dog is natural they all hail from selective breeding, lions and tigers are a different story

[@tainted_timmy6726]

There actually a breed. It's not a new.breed of dog

[@gibbynj3002]

Disliking the video, simply because you don't like the dog is stupid. The brotha puts in a lot of work to bring people this content. Regardless of what your feelings on this dog are, Zeke brings people great content that you can't find anywhere else. The dog ain't my thing, but the video was dope and interesting. Respect

[@jdlvtrn1]

The farther dogs stray from nature's idea of "canine", the more problems go along with it. This never varies. The dog pays in one way, the owner pays in other ways, the vets have to try to compensate for what no one wants to really discuss, the trainers have to tell the truth.

[@NPC.6]

Have this dog's hips x-rayed. He is lame with limited range of motion on the rear right hip at 0:58 Would like to see more health info on these videos that highlight "extreme and exotic" breeders. Orthopedic issues, bone cancer and life expectancy would be a good start when breeding for extreme size. Some breeders on this channel are very responsible; these Bully and "extreme/exotic" breeders as they call themselves never say a single word about health testing - and theyre the ones who need it the most.

[@jasonholland3972]

GenX Wench No he’s not you’re just hating on him I agree with many of the comments. If you are going to deliberately hate on him watch something else this is for dog lovers.

[@Weirdanimalboy]

This is for dog lovers. And naturally, dog lovers are not going to settle with someone who breeds an exaggerated dog from a breed with terrible hip scores and doesn't hip test it.

[@SAJ.GAMING]

i totally agree that both hind legs need proper examination and evaluation. i dont understand the dire need of huge dogs when we already have lot of mastiffs,great dane,irish wolf hound list goes on..... we have to respect the nature.

[@nevonacreighton2832]

@@SAJ.GAMING there's nothing wrong with huge dogs, small dogs are much more unnatural than large ones (think wolves, coyotes, African wild dogs, all medium-large) it's the way that a lot of large dog breeders breed for excess skin, dont pay attention to hips and spines, ect. When breeding. If large dogs were more health tested and weren't bred to have all of these health deteriorating features than they would be just as healthy as small/medium dogs

[@evergreenrider]

@@SAJ.GAMING respect nature??? If we "respected nature" we wouldnt have dogs, we'd have wolves

[@felixmagallanes9270]

This is a creation. You can’t bring something back that is extinct. There’s nothing wrong with saying it’s a new breed.

[@cameroncarter1639]

It’s not a new breed it’s a recreation

[@jaheimmaduro5897]

@@cameroncarter1639 kind of hard to recreate something thats been dead for hundreds of years. Especially if theres no real way of knowing how they look.

[@cameroncarter1639]

@@jaheimmaduro5897 trust me this is as close as it’ll get. We’ve had enough description of the breed and real mastiff men just know.

[@cameroncarter1639]

You can bring something back that is extinct as long as you create it the same way it was previously created. Dogs aren’t that old of an animal to not figure resurrection out.

[@jonathanmayfield2603]

I feel the same he's creating a breed to resemble a extinct breed, who knows what the original was made of, just like David Leavitt old English bulldogs supposed to be the original bulldog cause he used dogs that had bulldog in them too create it, but Greg Hermes bulldog can't be a oldie even though he used dogs with bulldog in them too and Hermes bulldogs my opinion are the better of the two and not cause I have one, just saying when creating a extinct dog there's no true way to do it with out the original to start with

[@jaycobdelacruz8274]

Everyone hatin on the guy and his dog While he was explaining how passionate he is about his dogs and how he loves them While the dog happily hops on grass.

[@UpNxtMedia]

Need to add a greyhound

[@kelvinrodriguezjr6309]

Looks like a presa mixed with neopolitan

[@pentagonbullies]

Kelvin Rodriguez Jr it is an english mastiff mixed with a neapolitan

[@Farkmetal]

Presa canarios are a bit smaller

[@andrepowell3809]

Fila that's how it got the longer legs

[@joshmiranda7493]

@@andrepowell3809 there is no fila in this dog that would make no sense

[@andrepowell3809]

@@joshmiranda7493 so why the higher hindquarters. I never seen a neo with that. Elaborate?

[@laurademarrais3248]

Too fast growth is bad. It hurts. It creates health problems. This dog may live 6-8 years. People suck.

[@OOTD_]

Laura DeMarrais They'll adapt

[@laurademarrais3248]

manansis86 no they don’t. That’s why they don’t live very long

[@jamesjames9066]

Yep there is a reason tibetan mastiff takes years to grow

[@zander3696]

yeah because it's not like they're still gigantic breeds that live the 10-17 years like Tibetan Mastiffs 12 to 15 years Central Asian Shepherd 12 to 15 years Persian Sarabii 12 to 17 years Great Danes if you're lucky 10 years noticing a pattern it's not the size that makes them unhealthy it's the backyard Breeders that royally fucked up the breed same with Rottweilers that used to be able to live up to 15 years no problem then backyard breeders fucked them up because they were breeding them for looks instead of work and if you would have looked into it you would have realized they used dogs that have good genetics so they very well could be used for work granted they're not going to be the most efficient at it because they weren't bread to have the right mindset for work but that will only take one or two generations because it genetically reverted to being a molasses instead of a mastiff so it's going to be very easy to breed in those traits like extremely dense bones human and animal aggression and if someone took a few these dogs and did that as well as work the dogs you would see these dogs living just as long as any of the others I mentioned

[@chynanelson8777]

@apocratos I'm dead😂

[@chasekuaea7575]

Damn. i lived down the street from this guy about 2 years ago and i would walk my dogos and bandogs by his house everyday. His dogs are really impressive. I would love to see what this dog looks like in person. Keep on keepin on

[@ricepudding6415]

"Hey, we really don't have enough oversized unhealthy dogs that are also not really able to do any work and have a really short life expectancy! Let's create a new one, but make it even bigger!" Ridiculous.

[@virgilioscheit750]

Rice Pudding true as fuck, good for you brow, you are smarter than most of the dumbfucks out here, they just dont get it.

[@fredblankly7551]

It can't even run...

[@CenturyOfCid]

Is that from feeding it kibble or raw food? a raw-fed dog will be much healthier than one that's fed dry food from a bag

[@virgilioscheit750]

RZPhotoandVideo that has nothing to do with food... Its all about genetics

[@bobanjelic6899]

The Really big and Bad dogs are extinct , i dont know too much about them , did only Minor Research But i found the alpine mastiff , something like the Grand grandfather of the st Bernaird dog, in average over 150 kg . But you cant bring them back, what this Guys and a lot of Others are doing is playing god, with no good End for the dogs 😕

[@fh6340]

This man says “the last thing we want to do is promote something unhealthy” and yet blatantly ignores the obvious problems this breed already shows. These dogs don’t deserve a poor life just because he wants to look cool.

[@cameroncarter1639]

That is not the goal. The goal is resurrection.

[@tacosalesman7544]

@@cameroncarter1639 Which they failed miserably at lmfaoo These dogs look nothing like any traditional working/ livestock guardian breed, they’re just mutts created by crossing English/Neapolitan mastiff

[@GiantsBeauceronsRugby]

@@cameroncarter1639 if he was truly about resurrection he’d have used dogs much closer to the ancient mollosus which are also extremely healthy and functional. The Malakli, Pshdar dog, Kurdish Mastiff, Sarabi, Volkadav & Bully Kutta all are much closer to the ancient mollosus

[@emersone6904]

@@GiantsBeauceronsRugby you know who’s happy the dog

[@GiantsBeauceronsRugby]

@@emersone6904 okay… 1) that’s nothing to do with this discussion & 2) How do you know that for sure? I’m sure the dog would be even happier if he could see, breathe & move properly, and not have excessive skin and weight because some bloke likes it. All of those things lead to severe health problems, nothing ethical about it

[@The_Superpack]

The funny thing is Molossus of Epirus is still around and that is the dog he is talking about. Lmao

[@craigstevens9351]

i have been trying to find out of any dogs could beat the american pit bull in a dog fight. just out of curiosity. the opinions are all over the place, i refuse to watch actual dog fights. so far it sounds like a few breeds like the doggo aregento and cane corso might be as good or a little better than the APBT. i kind of dislike pitbulls and would love for other breeds of dogs to be able to kill them in a fight

[@TopKidShawn2400]

@@craigstevens9351 why do you dislike them they are very nice dogs

[@The_Superpack]

@@craigstevens9351 they are good dog just raise em right

[@Poteluz]

Something doesn't look right and it's way too overweight, joints are going to be destroyed in a year or two.

[@vichoaguayo6242]

Poteluz Mastiffs are like that the weight is too much for the bones and the breed is like that in general but this is a first try and if Neopolitan Mastiffs can survive then the dog will too

[@daedae556]

Not necessarily most mastiff haves heavy bones

[@saint-5419]

@@vichoaguayo6242 noo this isnt like the neopolitian its an whole diff breed dog is to big.most likely will die really soon so sad

[@saint-5419]

@@vichoaguayo6242 but then again you cant say what will happen rn just wait and see hope it goes well.

[@saint-5419]

Its a bit to big needs more muscle this dog wont be able to fend off mountain lions etc.its way too thick.look at the kangal thats what a guardian looks like look at the central asian shepherd also plus this dog will run away from the animal doubt they tested em with mountain lions n shit they needa train the mind plus beinga guardian dog its all about instinct this dog wont have that as its a mix breed those insticts come from older breeds but its cool that he re created it tho but the sad truth we will nevee get the original like molosues it may look similar but it wont either be the same but might aswell try create something alike

[@Viola4371]

These pups are absolute butterballs, good god. I also find it comical how this is supposed to be a healthy functional mastiff breed when pretty much all the foundation dogs he's used so far are fat, sway backed, and extremely weak in the rear

[@evojigger]

Dogs in ancients times had to earn their keep, this poor dog can hardly even walk, let alone guard or protect you from anything, shame on you man.

[@MisfitRecords]

Shut the fuck up

[@sohamdas7314]

@@MisfitRecords go get your opioids first

[@saint-5419]

Trust look at the dogs that can actually fend off wolves n mountian lions.its like saying a great dane can kill a wolf just because its big.they need education

[@JamesBond-es8zb]

Looks healthy to me, maybe a few pounds to lose but pretty much in good health

[@scottydees2748]

EvoJigger get help for your autophobia champ. It’s ok to be quiet and not just talk or type for the sake of it. Nothing wrong with that dog.

[@zhinka1]

What are the OFA and PENN hip ratings of the sires and dams? Breeding for size and not mentioning breeding for health and quality scares me

[@ShannonHaas]

All I can say is this grieves me greatly that they would create such a dog that is bound to suffer in a short period of time with a myriad of health issues. Poor animal. This man is clinically insane!

[@sid-yq6rh]

Mollosus was a dog which was able to run hunt etc.. Go check kangal alabai and indian mastiff (original ones). They r more like the mollosus coz they can work

[@wh0sayz87]

Indeed

[@snorelax3908]

Dis AMERICAN mollosus. Cheeseburgers and all.

[@mr.harambe2658]

@@snorelax3908 yes

[@topacybits3576]

This dog wouldnt fair at all in working or fighting. Back in the Day i reckon they weighed less or were longer

[@matyvee3492]

Cane Corsos are the closest to Mollosus. Neapolitan mastiffs too but the way they are bred is horrible nowadays and they can't even run normally

[@bratbrat8208]

Large doesnt mean Good...In fact its worse than better for the dog, to be oversized. So what is this dog?? Looks like some tale story out of the moon from this guy...

[@benjaminpaz3526]

Hes a guard he will wait for u so larger is better because he's like groot 😂

[@mr.harambe2658]

@@benjaminpaz3526 i can have a rottweiler guard my dog just as good as this dog but my rottie wont cost me no where near as this dog

[@benjaminpaz3526]

Mr. Harambe true

[@jriv5040]

What kind of work can this dog do besides eat?

[@nicholaszoppa3274]

He is one delusional man.

[@zander3696]

yeah because it's not like they're still gigantic breeds that live the 10-17 years like Tibetan Mastiffs 12 to 15 years Central Asian Shepherd 12 to 15 years Persian Sarabi 12 to 17 years Great Danes if you're lucky 10 years noticing a pattern it's not the size that makes them unhealthy it's the backyard Breeders that royally fucked up the breed same with Rottweilers that used to be able to live up to 15 years no problem then backyard breeders fucked them up because they were breeding them for looks instead of work and if you would have looked into it you would have realized they used dogs that have good genetics so they very well could be used for work granted they're not going to be the most efficient at it because they weren't bread to have the right mindset for work but that will only take one or two generations because it genetically reverted to being a molasses instead of a mastiff so it's going to be very easy to breed in those traits like extremely dense bones human and animal aggression and if someone took a few these dogs and did that as well as work the dogs you would see these dogs living just as long as any of the others I mentioned

[@FBFTheRagingWarrior]

@@zander3696 Im sorry but what ruins a breed the most is breeding for showing. Let me tell you show people dont breed for work.

[@zander3696]

@@FBFTheRagingWarrior no let me tell you what you're a fucking idiot for thinking I didn't generalize because when I said backyard breeders I meant people that breed the dogs but do not work those dogs and purposely breed away from the standard and no it's really not showing is not that big of a thing compared to Backyard breeding seriously just look up rottweiler for sale in Michigan or Illinois and you'll find an abundance of genetic clusterfucks but at least in the show ring they somewhat resemble what they're supposed to look like so I really don't get what you're trying to say

[@Aethuviel]

CAO that live 17 years definitely won't be some fat, over-bred western monstrosity like these dogs. Real CAO are light, agile and sound dogs, as with all ancient molossers.

[@marshalsgardens1183]

Nicholas Zoppa Yep my thoughts exactly the whole time I’m hearing this you hit the nail on the head sir!!!!!!!🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄

[@MrJetback]

Is a liger healthier than a lion and a tiger? Comparing a cross between 2 species to a cross between 2 breeds of the same specie doesn't inspire confidence on the information being presented.

[@Hard_R_Fridays]

Anderson The you can't compare felines to dogs...dogs benefit from cross breeding ..in fact dogs are the most easily crossbred animals there are.

[@jtapia92]

Lol i laughed so hard at this, youre so fuckn right hahahha

[@MrJetback]

+R - Dogs are dogs, the same specie and lions and tigers are different species not breeds.

[@daneosborn3476]

Anderson The, you are correct A dog and wolf are even the same where a lion and tiger are not.

[@virgilioscheit750]

Plus, in this situation, the guy picked the biggest dogs he found to make that cross... So its like finding the most criple huge lion and tiger than making a liger

[@laylas4300]

I have a big dog and I LOVE big dogs. This is a little excessive. I can't imagine this dog living more than 6,7 years. I can imagine its knees already popping and creaking when he stands up. The highly probable health issues outweigh having a big dog. Lastly, He's a mutt, not an "ancient" breed. You can try but you will never truly be able to recreate them.

[@zerogtoxik6020]

Not 6-7... 4-6 at most.

[@R33C3.]

Heads up these comments are savage and true.

[@cameroncarter1639]

You actually have me scared to read

[@ErickMaciasJuarez]

The moment I saw that dog I thought "oh oh, Neapolitan mastiff mix, not functional, it moves awkwardly..." Sad. Most people in the comments are right

[@ProffesorChaosesFile]

You think he says "ward off, not necessarily attack", because there is no chance a dog this unfit could handle any sort of bite work, or work in general.

[@mrg1168]

Was waiting for this update, thanks Zeke

[@shantnubernard4617]

Great show man I appreciate what u r doing to bring those ancient dogs back to life and May God Bless u

[@Germanshepherdbrothers]

Awesome pups, can’t wait to see the development of this breed

[@andrucollins5028]

David, please continue to create!!! Im impressed. Been watching for some time now. Congrats!

[@HelloKitty-hn6by]

I love this channel, but please stop promoting unhealthy dogs and bad breeders like this. This dog is oversize, unhealthy and can't even walk properly. The breeder is just breeding for exaggerations and status. This dog will never be able to have a healthy life because of this. Also, it will never be able to be used for protection work.

[@NPC.6]

This is true. Zero agility or stamina. Dogs like this can only sit chained next to a stationary object to protect it. Any real work would result in orthopedic injuries and the dog choking on it's own skin and phlegm.

[@tacosalesman7544]

Hello Kitty Exactly, these dogs are just oversized Brindle Neo mastiffs, If people really want a dog that looked like the ancient Mollosus than go for a Ca Shepherd, or Great pyreness.

[@jerometrusty4603]

Why with all the hate? Get a life

[@Price1906]

Stop all the unnecessary hating

[@hans54633]

That dog looks very unhealthy. Stop breeding.

[@joelhansen7373]

One litter of mixed breed puppies doesn’t make a new breed. He simply has a cross breed or hybrid dog. You only have achieved a new breed when those dogs can mate with each other and produce litters that exhibit the breed characteristics. For example, breeding two Yorkiepoos doesn’t produce a Litter of Yorkiepoos.

[@mckscotland4776]

Look forward to seeing these when fully matured ,excellent video as always 👍

[@kerncountycarenthusiast7944]

Can’t wait to get one, VERY GOOD LOOKING DOG!

[@harumpie85]

Been waiting for this one

[@TheChatterFox]

Great followup! I was wondering how his pups were doing. Already looking forward to the next one.

[@1JamesMayToGoPlease]

Beautiful!!

[@ferisalgue]

I love mastiff breeds but I'm sorry, this dog looks very unhealthy. Back legs are too long (thus walks funny) and he looks obese. Keep them lean. That's always better for the dog. Go for health, not weight.

[@judy3460]

More like waaaayyyyyy too much skin... and yes bad confirmation and unhealthy 100%

[@elbalanden]

I was hoping this was about to be released as soon as I saw that picture. Great job !

[@sbklvr]

The best mastiff mix by far is the South African boerbul x Japanese Tosa. It just clicks better.

[@sr-hd3bz]

It runs so uncomfortably

[@jaysonmokhwanatsi7365]

Cause it's fat

[@dianastamos4439]

This is beyond selfish. There are so many dogs in shelters that need loving homes, and this guy wants to resurrect an old breed? If you love large mastiff types, start an animal rescue and pull these dogs out of shelters. Advocate for adoption.

[@dblcrsa]

Great 1st litter, Im sure he will improve the breed over time. Awesome job!

[@abrahampena8769]

Great looking dog!

[@beanboozle6815]

Pretty excited for their adultage

[@Kris-zy7is]

That raw power coming directly at you. Oh God, the dog would probably lock eyes with you too & all you’d see is death. It’s really inspiring how loving the family is towards the dogs & how loving the dogs are towards the family. I wonder how they acted outside of battle.

[@rosfry2344]

Should of called that dog wobble

[@mervynmontague1811]

Fascinating

[@feleciagrein-cook7847]

absolutely beautiful dogs, and its only the first litter, they are only going to get better from here.

[@ed9476]

yes if you like overweight bags of skin with dreadful confirmation😂

[@andreferro4618]

I wish you luck! From the bottom of my heart! Specially when you speak about bringing better health for those wonderful animals. Your aproach to the matter deserves my respect. I use to read people very well and I suppose I'm not mistaken about yourself. You are a good man! Greetings from Brazil! By the way, he is a great dog!

[@jorgitoayvar864]

Wow. What a great looking dog man. I want one of his pups! Congratulations

[@stevendale7658]

Dude you got 30 k to spare

[@jamesloehr641]

This dog will probably have a very short life span though.

[@colmwatulikededazio973]

Beautiful dog..Amazing mivement and character..well done bro..👏👊

[@BlackWhite-xk7fb]

very informative

[@jomysg1536]

Yall need to stop hating on these dogs, yes there are certain problems, but keep in mind these are just prototypes, so they still have some things to work out. And once they do, these will be amazing

[@benhurrao8921]

Awesome!

[@kennygedeon7553]

Great job resurrecting an ancient breed man it looks amazing ... Hope I could accomplish the same ... Thanks for the motivation

[@russellfarley9962]

Beautiful dog I really enjoy your information About the breed of your dogs beautiful Animals

[@dbs6464]

I've been waiting on this video. I'm at work but I'm bout to watch it with some students. Good look bro.

[@bulgingbattery2050]

This dog looks like quite a handful!

[@Noodlemonkey7]

Brilliant! I LOVE Mastiffs 😍

[@marisol6409]

Still a pup and already looks like it has hip problems😬☹️

[@theventuresofcowboytubbs3007]

Love it!!! I would love to buy one myself

[@ModernArcher262]

I’m not normally drawn to the face and drool and all that, but, as a protector, it would feel good to have a couple of these boys at home looking out for the woman and kids until I get back. These are bears, and I love it.

[@fightshape1819]

An amazing dog can’t wait to get mine. Just put my deposit with Dark Mountain Molossus. A dream dog for my family.

[@kellymartin6928]

Gorgeous dog ❤ !

[@lf3566]

This guy is the kind of breeder I'd buy a dog from!

[@allensaunders449]

This is the kind of breeder you should bever buy from

[@r3gr3tfulfly3r5]

Allen Saunders stfu

[@dlholmes111]

This is great, I use to breed these many years ago under a different name. Mine had the same color. I had a 180 pound female that could leap a 6ft fence without touching it. She had amazing confirmation, and at 30 inches tall, she looked like a giant Cane Corso, and had the same attitude. She looked like a horse running, and could actually outrun and take down deer. Most of my others looked thicker, and were not as quick, but were longer lived than English mastiffs, and had few health problems. The best way I have found is to use a cross between a Neo and Cane Corso female, with a huge muscled set of hips. The Cane Corso puts far stronger hips into the breed. Then use a massive English Mastiff with with the type of big hips, and the thick head and chest. These are hard to find now, but their are still some in Texas. When you put these together you have the actual old type fighting Molossus. Please note, the Cane Corso is the oldest unbroken Molussus breed, that dates all the way back to the Roman Empire. The Neo is only a few hundred years old, and split in an attempt to breed larger types, but about 70 years or so, more types of Mastiff blood was introduced making the Neo what it is now. I prefer they Neo of the 1940's before the breed was tinkered with. This is why I say to breed in a Cane Corso of powerful type. Inside that Cane Corso is the size, athletic ability, and temp you need. Look at my Cane Corso Lobo, already 170 pounds of massive muscle and drive. This is what you need.

[@themonsterbaby]

Take down a deer huh? Lol. I bet.

[@ruru9400]

I wish he spent more time discussing about the breed and the temperament, life span, etc then discussing what look he is going for.

[@Aethuviel]

That's because these people only care about looks and money. They couldn't give a rat's ass if most of their pups are put down by two years old due to wrecked joints or horrible temperaments.

[@darylalexander6455]

Beautiful

[@masterbait6184]

think about it- if you were to take a human as a pet in place of a dog "in order to guard your house and ward off predators"- would you prefer a tall, lean and muscular human or a fat and flabby one?

[@ShoeTELEVISION]

Sasquatch came out better than I was expecting.Looking forward to next year's update. He's probably still in his lanky stage

[@leviorourke7498]

I got blue molossus with white patches and red stripes. Dna is americna bulldog standard and neopolitan show class for my bandogges parents an neopolitan working class and old English show class for the mother. They all have amazing temper playfulness square jaws perfect hips an no parents or grandparents has those issues either let alone no allergies to foods I’ve seen and no skin problems. Very pretty dogs

[@The_Superpack]

I actually enjoy this breed and it IS functional if in shred weight. Like a fortress of a dog, but by no means is this the healthy Molossus of Epirus that is still an alive breed, it is not extinct, it was just labeled extinct.

[@alminomalaza6098]

I don't think you could bring back a dog breed that has gone extinct for a long time but I do appreciate his effort. It looks good.

[@manuela8944]

Impressive looking animal.

[@akashthakur2508]

Woo this is smth different . Nice

[@chadgalford3597]

This dog is beautiful. Haters will always hate. It’s jealousy. Keep doing what you’re doing. It’s a beautiful animal.

[@Aethuviel]

No jealousy of unethical animal abuse practices.

[@1davidvidxium]

Base on mastiff breed studies I can't imagen how this dogs hips, elbows will be like in a year or 2. Poor dog. As its mastiffs have a long list of issues. Mixing them won't make them disappear. Smh.... poor ethics.

[@kobaofbrum]

You mean the heaviest puppys in the world ,your guy who (no names)intervied about the corso would have a good conversation with this guy

[@teddy0776]

Where the fuck did all of these dog experts just spawn from

[@A.MackElroy0938]

I’m actually happy to see this I commented a few weeks ago asking about this follow up. Look at all that baby fat can’t wait to see them mature I really like what I’m seeing. Where can I see the videos of all the pups?? Somebody let me know

[@fuerzaamericanbulldogs3096]

Cool looking dog I hope he can develop healthy dogs!!

[@jabbarmuhammad7529]

Magnificent looking animal 👌

[@nusense808]

A trainer from the 90’s who can’t even control him on the lead 😆

[@irfanali-sg4gu]

The ears look healed now

[@epb0311]

Ancient Molossus may have disappeared after the fall of Rome. Either die at war or owners could not keep up with them do to economy and cross breeding. Even today no conclusive prove tell us what the original Molossus may have look like. After the 1300 Neapolitans and Corsos where choose to be the closest comparison to that beautiful ancient puppy. 🙏

[@jamaalthomas5808]

The Dog looks good.

[@xavierolvera7243]

Love this breed

[@epb0311]

I am just concerned of his health and life expectancy. You get a dog you love them to dead they are family. But not many breeds at this size last long. I hope the puppy’s do well. Not a fan of breeding experiments.

[@Wacko20111]

I own Cane Corsos (a Molosus breed) and they're very sporty, fast working, guarding breed. Best dogs I've ever owned.

[@ziggymolnar1246]

Nice dog ...too much drooling to be in my house..

[@trizz8879]

Lovely features but the potential vet bill scares me. While I got caught up in size and markings I'm still considering the Malinois for overall health and agility.

[@potyesz]

hope their legs, joints and stuff will be able to carry... kinda sceptical about this dude

[@edwardsdeacon]

The Neapolitan Mastiff itself has only been around since the end of World War 2 when the number of original Cane Corso was greatly decreased and people started introducing other breeds into the Corso blood. These dogs are nothing like the ancient dogs. The old world dogs where not unbalanced, awkwardly moving dogs. This first generation will most likely have some serious health issues. If he outcrossed to South African Boerboels, Turkish Malki or American Mastiffs then these health issues would be corrected. I wish him well with his endeavors.