New Bollyton Mastiff confident, Naturally soft and powerful. It protects its belongings and family, and is intelligent, stately, aristocratic, and very docile. This dog is loyal and calm, friendly to children, dominant over other dogs, and wary of strangers. Terrible when provoked, so requires constant training from an early age.

The origins of the development of Newpoliton

Originated in 100 BC.

From Greek times to Roman times, it was kept by people. The ancestral dog is a mastiff used for war and competition.

The ancestors of the Newpoliton Mastiff may be the gladiator dogs of ancient Rome, which were bred as ranch dogs and farm dogs in southern Italy. By 1946, the painter Piero Scanchani Scanziani began to implement measures to save the breed, and he established a dog breeder's club to help it survive and reproduce. Purebred breeding did not begin until 1949. A few years ago, the news media dubbed the dogs "the chariots of ancient Rome," arguing that they were the most reliable protectors and living sirens. Such reports immediately whetted the appetite of those who just needed a deterrent dog. Professional breeders who do business take advantage of people's mentality to raise some wrinkled and hideous monsters, which are disabled from an anatomical point of view. This dog was sold in large quantities in the market, but soon, this phenomenon changed, and the breeding trend gradually moved in the right direction.

In   contrast to its ferocious and rugged appearance, the Newburyton is a quiet and Peaceful bulldog. But when his dear family and friends of family members are in distress, he becomes a formidable beast. Has a high degree of escort ability and fearless spirit. It has a very high IQ and a certain stubbornness. It does not require repeated training. Newburyton's actions were in line with the master's wishes. This dog breed makes a huge, terrifying bark.

If not provoked, they are serious, quiet dogs. This breed is extremely wary of strangers. Males' aggression and desire to dominate are much stronger than females'. A female Newberleton makes a great family pet, she will be very Listening to the owner's words, it is also very friendly to children. This kind of dog is generally very fond of children, but when it is provoked by children, the situation will be very different. The male Newberleton does not generally get along well with males of other dog breeds, but he can get along well with non-canine animals that he grew up with.

Newberrytons are not a dog breed for everyone, they must be in the hands of an owner who can control them well. The prestige of the master must have been established in Newberlyton's infancy. Children must also give them a certain amount of respect. Newberidon must be socially trained at an early age, or he will attack beyond the guard. They will also show a strong desire to attack after receiving strict socialization training. Additional training is unnecessary as they are natural guard dogs. Thorough obedience training is very necessary, pay attention not to repeat it when it does not obey the order, and do not get too close. They are not a first-time dog breeder's choice, and a calm and natural leader will get along well with them. Under the control of a well-trained and experienced owner, the Newburyton makes a great family companion.

With a background of dogfighting ancestors, Newberleton was able to endure enormous pain. Males have a lot of drool, especially in hot weather and when drinking water. An adult Newberleton should eat 8-10 cups of dog food a day. If planning to take your dog to a show, be sure to choose a puppy with a good temper, so that he can accept the leash of strangers in the future.

It is one of the most dangerous dog breeds in the world because once attacked, it is immortal It is endless and likes to devour its prey, including humans. Known as the most brutal killer in the bulldog world. For the above reasons, plus it is precisely trainable (but not easy to train) successfully trained to be one of the finest guard dogs in the world, and any foe will feel the fear of that trembling soul.

The   Twisted Boliton is a serious-looking, powerful, and good-looking bulldog. Its muscular body is almost right-angled, it has a huge head, and a wrinkled face that stretches down to the chin and then down to the neck to form a very pronounced crop.

The skull is broad and flat, with a large nose. The teeth have a scissors or horizontal bite. Ears are generally cut off according to fighting traditions, and 1/3 of the tail is also cut off, but sometimes it is not necessary to cut ears. Newpoliton's thick upper lip is very strong, and the ears are cut off due to fashion. The very developed muscles cover the chest, the withers is slightly raised from the quilt line, the thigh muscles are long and wide, and the dense short and smooth hair covers the whole body.

The short, thick body hair is dense and smooth. Most coats are blue, with black being the second most common color. The color of chocolate is very rare. The coat is generally full-colored or brindle. Darker colors and stripes can help the Newberleton hide itself in the middle of the night in order to attack burglars. It's okay to have white on the chest and toes. White hair is not allowed on the face.

Pups generally have blue eyes that darken as they grow. The eyes and fur of an adult Newberidon are the same color, and the dewclaws must be removed. The Newberidon's stride is a loose, wiggly catwalk.