BullThe Mastiff is a well-proportioned animal that displays great strength, endurance and alertness. Very powerful and active. It is 60% Mastiff and 40% British Bulldogdog pedigree. This breed was bred in England by gamekeepers against poachers. The Bulldog Mastiff is a cross between the Bulldog and the Mastiff and is a large and powerful breed. England had used it in the war to defend against illegal invaders. As a watch dog, it has a good performance, and anyone who wants to violate its owner's property will taste the consequences. It is easy to train and makes an excellent family pet, but the pit bull mastiff Grumpy, the person who trains it must also have a certain amount of guts and confidence.

The Mastiff is One of the oldest dog breeds, formerly known as the "Warrior" and now with the Great DaneTied for "The Great Easygoing Dog". Some are used as guard dogs and are currently used as emotional family dogs.

Before 3000 AD, there were portraits of mastiffs in ancient Egyptian paintings. The breed came to England with Persian traders or invaders, the Anglo-Saxons. The Celts bred mastiffs. In 55 BC, Caesar used this dog to fight when he invaded England. Later in the 17th century, mastiffs went into battle, hunting bears, wolves, fighting dogs or fighting bears. Mastiffs' popularity in Britain declined in the 19th century when such competitions were banned. There are two systems for this dog breed, one for the Duke of Devonshire of Chadsworth and one for the County of Chad.

The   Mastiff is calm, kind, loyal, and is strictly trained by the breeder. The dog has a strong aggressive, energetic, happy, but also has a calm, loyal, emotional character. The dog can be a very capable guard dog. Mastiffs come in a variety of breeds of different colors, such as red or mustard color. Only those with white on the chest are recognized.

Combining the essence of solemnity and strength, it is brave and docile. Nobility over cheerfulness is Mastiff's right demeanor. Defects: Shy or vicious.

Matiff Mastiff, English name Mastiff. It is also called "Napoleon" in China. Body height: 70-75 cm, weight: 60-70 kg, is one of the largest dog breeds. It is said that the Egyptians flowed into the United Kingdom with the Persians, and were multiplied and shaped in the United Kingdom.

In ancient times, the main function of the dog was to assist people in pushing wooden carts and fighting, guarding, and fighting animals. The dog's coat is short and hard, and the color is mostly fawn, peach or brown. Tail and ears drooping. Eyes black, nose black.

Although its size is huge and its face is hideous, its character is faithful and stable, intelligent, and very kind to people, especially likes to play with children. In foreign countries, they are regarded as members of the family and are affectionate family dogs. Mastiffs love nature and need a lot of space for running and exercise, so families who generally live in apartments are not suitable for keeping them.

Historical Origin The Mastiff Mastiff is one of the oldest dog breeds and was regarded as a treasure by the ancient Babylonians four thousand years ago. After the Caesar period, appeared in England. This dog has proven to be capable of formidable guarding and hunting duties. After the Second World War, the number in the United States declined, but now the situation has improved [1].

Building Minimum height: 76cm for males and 70cm for females. Weight: 80-86kg. Defect: Male or female below minimum wither height. If the difference is too large, it is a serious defect. Proportion: Rectangular, body length (from chest to hip) slightly greater than height at the withers. The depth of the torso provides more height than the length of the legs. Physique: Consists of large, heavy bones, and powerful muscles. The deeper and wider the body, the better. Defects: Lack of physique, or body like a slab.

Head The head profile gives a very burly image when viewed from any angle (width is very important). His broad head, slightly flat between the ears, and a slightly curved forehead, which shows wrinkles when focusing on something, are his distinctive features. The brow bone is moderately raised. The muscles of the forehead are clear and the cheeks are very powerful. There are longitudinal wrinkles in the middle of the forehead. It stretches back from between the eyes and ends halfway through the head.

Ears The ears are small compared to the head. V-shaped with a slightly rounded tip. The auricles are slightly thin and very spaced apart, on either side of the top of the head, at the top of the extended line of the skull. When he rests, his ears are pressed against his cheeks. The ears are dark, the darker the better, in line with the muzzle.

Eyes should be set apart, medium in size and not too prominent. The expression is wary but gentle. Eye color is brown. The darker the color, the better. The nictitating membrane is not visible. Light-colored eyes or aggressive expressions are faults.

Nose The nose is wide and dark in color, the darker the better. The nostrils are flat in outline (neither prominent nor turned up).

Chin The muzzle is short and broad, nearly as wide as the end of the nose below the eyes. The apical icon is truncated, that is, the blunt, icon is truncated into a rectangle, giving the right-angled appearance of the front face. The depth from the nose to the jaw is very deep, the jaw is broad, slightly rounded at the end, and the muzzle is dark, the darker the better. The length of the muzzle is half the length of the head (so the head is divided into three equal parts, one for the face and two for the head). Fully drooping lips, correcting the rectangular outline of the head. Defects: Snipe-like muzzle. Teeth: The canines are strong and widely spaced, with powerful jaws. The bite is a scissors bite, and a moderately protruding jaw is not considered a fault. When the lips are closed, the teeth should not be visible.

Limbs The forelegs are straight, strong and widely spaced, with heavy bones. The hind limbs are spaced apart and, viewed from behind, are parallel to each other.

Paws Large, round and compact, with well-arched toes, preferably black nails.

Tail Tail: Positioned at an appropriate height, extending to the hock or lower. The tail is broad at the base and tapered at the end, hanging vertically at rest, slightly curled upwards in motion, but never over the back.

Coat The outer coat is straight, stout and slightly shorter in length. The undercoat is dense, short and flat against the body. The coat on the abdomen, tail, and hind legs should not be too long to appear "bangs". Defects: The coat is too long or wavy.

Coat Camel, apricot, and maybe brindle. The markings must have a camel or apricot base and be completely covered by very dark stripes. The muzzle, ears and nose should be dark, the darker the better, and the eye sockets should be of a similar color, extending up between the eyes. Small white fragments on the chest are permitted. Defects: Too much white on the chest or white on other parts of the body, lack of pigment on the mask, ears, nose.

Gait Demonstrates strength and strength, with adequate power provided by the rear legs, while the front legs are smooth and well extended. During the movement, the limbs are straight forward; when the speed is increased, that is, from walking to trotting, the feet are brought closer to the center line of the body to maintain balance.

The Mastiff Mastiff is one of the oldest dog breeds, formerly known as "Warrior", and now it is associated with Great Dane side by side as an "easy-going giant". Some are used   as guard dogs

.   Family dog.

History: Before 3000 AD, there were portraits of mastiff-like dogs in ancient Egyptian paintings. This BreedsCarryed to England with Persian traders or invaders Anglosa

Xons. Mastiffs were bred by Celts. AD In the first 55 years, Caesar used this dog to fight when he invaded England. Later, in the 17th century, mastiffs

dogs participated in battles, hunting bears, wolves, dogs or bears. In the 19th century, this type of competition was used Following the ban, the Mastiff's popularity in the UK also declined.

There are two systems of this dog breed, one bred for the Duke of Devonshire of Chodsworth and one bred for the Chalshire breed.

Nature: Mastiff is calm, kind, loyal, and the breeder is strictly trained, the dog can become a very capable guard dog.

Head: The head is square, The skull is wide, the muzzle is short and wide. The center of the forehead between the eyes is sunken. The ears, nose, and mouth must be black to be recognized.

Ears: small and thin, the ears are evenly spaced Large, drooping.

Eyes: small, set wide apart. Dark, reddish-brown.

Body: strong build, broad and thick chest. Broad back and waist.

Coat: Short and thick smooth hair, with apricot mustard, silver mustard, dark mustard markings, etc.

Limbs: Forelimb strength Strong, with feet separated, thick limbs, muscular and extremely large.

Foot: large and round, with well-raised toes, black claws.

Tail: tail heel Tall, long tail, thin tip, curved when excited, but not reaching back.

Height: Shortest: Male: 75 cm Female: 70 cm