Mastiff Mixes
- luvbigpups
- luvbigpups
- gordom2
- morgan555
- Button0
- Button0
- jenstiff
- cosmogirl23
- terri546
- MelanieLC
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» luvbigpups - Bull Mastiffs cross with Great Dane
In response to Bull Mastiffs cross with Great Dane posted by Taivp:Have you ever had a cross like this before?
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» luvbigpups - Re: Bull Mastiffs cross with Great Dane
In response to Re: Bull Mastiffs cross with Great Dane posted by rain432:Hello....
I am new to this site so bare with my navigation skills. I just wanted to comment...I have done this breeding you are doing. I have a papered Dane (the stud) and a papered Mastiff. My danse is black from a black mother and fawn father and the mastiffis fawn from fawn parents. It was very interesting and the puppies were all black or fawn. I had 2 litters with 13 each and I get reports now that some of the male pups are at 250 lbs. They have the dane height and mastiff girth. They are awesome dogs! Good Luck
-- posted by luvbigpups
» gordom2 - Great Dane/Mastiff mixes
In response to Great Dane/Mastiff mixes posted by ldkotr:www.muslovedogs.com - it should still be up there-I just updated the website earlier this month right around the day were looking for the site, so it might have been down for a short time. We still have four females left (Leopard girl is still available - she was originally sold, but have not been able to get in contact with her buyer) - she will be added soon.
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» morgan555 - Mastiffs cross with Great Dane
In response to Mastiffs cross with Great Dane posted by bewylde:I am very interested in a mastiif /great dane cross puppy.Where are you located? I am in Canada Toronto. I have owned both a great dane and a mastiff before and the idea of having both in the same dog sounds amazing. I am very big on temperment,I am looking for a big sweet goofy dog for possible therapy dog work as I volunteer with a therapy dog program and currently visit nursing homes and hospitals with my spaniel cross.
-- posted by morgan555
» Button0 - Great Dane/Mastiff mixes
In response to Great Dane/Mastiff mixes posted by ldkotr:I have some that were born on April 10th. They are english mastiff and great dane mix.I live in Texas.
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» jenstiff - Great Dane/Mastiff mixes
In response to Great Dane/Mastiff mixes posted by Button0:We are looking for a puppy that is a mastiff mix but we live in wisconsin. Do you transport puppies? Do you have some pictures we can see of the pups? Please email me at kinisascent@gmail.com.
Thanks
Jennifer
-- posted by jenstiff
» cosmogirl23 - Great Dane/Mastiff mixes
In response to Great Dane/Mastiff mixes posted by Button0:Hi, I am considering mating my mastiff with with a great dane and I was wondering if it was a good match for you and about how much you sold your puppies for.???
thank you
kristen
-- posted by cosmogirl23
» terri546 - Re: Mastiff/boxer mix puppy picture...
In response to Re: Mastiff/boxer mix puppy picture... posted by mastiffs2005:WHere did you get these beautiful boys and where can I find one?
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» MelanieLC - Mastiff/St Bern mix
Hi, I have a WONDERFUL 10 week old, 30 lb, bouncin yet lazy baby boy...LOL...I LOVE him! I am curious though, about what to expect from him as an adult...I did see the article about mixes..expect the mastiff size and the other breeds personality...so with that, do I research articles using tricks to train a st bern? I do think he has more mastiff tendencies...the relaxed to the point of lazy, minimal barker, um...lol..layin down to eat. Has anyone known a dog of this mix? I want to start his serious trainin now, before he outweighs me and I'd like to do this the right way...geared to his nature and genetic 'makeup'...theres no way that I can train him the way I've had to with our rat on acid (jack russell)....Thanks, Melanie-- posted by MelanieLC
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