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Bullmastiffs

"Security Guard by Nature, Couch Potato by Choice."

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Bullmastiffs

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The Bullmastiff is what you’d get if a security guard and a teddy bear merged into one drooling, snoring cuddle bouncer. With the presence of a tank and the temperament of a monk on melatonin, this dog doesn’t bark much—but when it does, the UPS guy reconsiders his career. They’re sweet and affectionate with family, especially kids, as long as they’re socialized early (and preferably not mistaken for a beanbag chair). While they’ll absolutely protect your home from intruders, they draw the line at chasing squirrels—too much cardio. Their idea of fetch is watching you go get it. Grooming’s easy, training’s easier (if they trust you), and though they’re huge, they rarely throw their weight around—unless there's food involved.

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The Bullmastiff is a silent sentinel with a heart of gold and a body built like a living ottoman. They’re extremely loyal, calm, and protective, but not the clingy type. While their play sessions are brief and measured, their affection is enduring and deeply felt. These gentle giants are low-maintenance in grooming but high-maintenance in square footage.

"A Bullmastiff with a fawn-colored coat and soulful eyes lounges on a wooden floor wearing a brown fedora and a red plaid necktie. Surrounding the dog are a teddy bear, rope toy, tennis ball, a chalkboard labeled 'LOYAL', and several chew bones, all under the warm glow of a vintage lamp, emphasizing the breed’s protective yet gentle demeanor."

If you haven't already check out our awesome blog series about success and messy failures of trying to train a dog, And the lessons learnt along the way in The Bark Side Chronicles.

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