

Winston's new favorite "stick"
Loves picking it up and dragging it around while "we" have a cigar out on the driveway


Loves picking it up and dragging it around while "we" have a cigar out on the driveway
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We have an 11mth old English Mastiff and an 8yr old Boxer. With much sadness, our Boxer is in kidney failure and won't be w us much longer. 💔 Our dogs are best friends and I know our EM is not going to handle this very well. My question is what breed have you found works well w your Mastiff. Ours loves to play and has alot of energy. We will need a dog that can handle him.
Hi all! I am new to this subreddit, and actually this is my very first post. I have a 5 year old male English mastiff. He is in great health except that he occasionally does this weird super loud, single wretch of a cough that sounds and looks like he is trying to clear something out of his throat. Occasionally he has done this after he eats and it has caused him to vomit his food. There doesn’t seem to be any particular time this happens; can be during a walk, in the middle of the afternoon while doing nothing…never heard during the night, though. He had a chest xray in January which found nothing of concern and is going in tomorrow for another chest xray and possibly abdominal xray as we are seeing a recent increase in the cough. Has anyone else experienced this with their mastiff?
If u cant deal with the drool these dogs r not for u lmao
Gambit and Rogue. Pictures aren't quite 5 months.
My boy is a purebred English mastiff, his mom is akc registered but I don’t think the dad is. I also didn’t get papers when I bought him, which is why he was only 1500. I’ve been wanting to get another dog, but my mom really wants to breed him. I honestly don’t think it’s worth it because he’s not a standard typical English mastiff that’s 200+ pounds. He is turning 3 on July 10th and weighs 128.5 (hes normally in the 130s but he loses weight in summer because he swims a lot.) He’s a good boy and has a good temperament other than his stubbornness. I just don’t think that he is what people are looking for when wanting to breed their English mastiffs.
Just looking for suggestions on a good deep ear cleaner for our doggos