Description
The English Mastiff is a massive, powerful, yet gentle breed known for its loyalty and protective nature. Originally bred as a guard and war dog, today’s Mastiffs are affectionate family companions with a calm and loving temperament.
Physical Features:
- Size: Giant; males weigh 160–230 lbs, females 120–170 lbs.
- Coat: Short, dense, and low-maintenance.
- Colors: Fawn, apricot, or brindle, usually with a black mask.
- Body Shape: Muscular, broad-chested, and large-boned with a massive head.
Personality:
- Loyal and protective but not aggressive.
- Gentle and affectionate, great with families and children.
- Intelligent but can be stubborn, requiring patient training.
- Low-energy but needs regular exercise to stay fit.
Fun Facts:
- One of the largest dog breeds in the world.
- English Mastiffs were used as war dogs in ancient Rome.
- Despite their size, they are known as gentle giants who love human companionship.
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