Reply With QuoteYour long haired mastiff looks like a leonberger not a mastiff.
I had my Mom go take a couple pics of my Mastiff's brothers so everyone can see how different they all are. And of course I couldn't leave out their Pyr. brother Khalijah. The long hair is Baxter, and the one with the tire in his mouth is Sampson. He loves playing with old tires, It's fun to watch him trow them in the air and tackle it and do it all over again, and again!
Your long haired mastiff looks like a leonberger not a mastiff.
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Beautiful dogs! My first thought was Leonberger too. Great pics.
Proudly loved & owned by my Golden Retrievers, Ozzy & Jagger!
I am not familiar with that breed, but he came form the same litter as our other two, and like I said their parents were beautiful, exspecialy the mother. She was stunning! So the parents both had to carry the long hair gene for 4 out of 10 puppies had long hair. He is the largest of the three, his head and feet are HUGE! and I am happy to admit that I convinced her not to breed her again. I talked to the BYB and showed her pics of the babies and explained that her dog HAS the gene that doesn't need to be reproduced. I am keeping my fingers crossed she will follow through and not breed her dogs again.
But here is my handsome boy, Dante. The brother of the two mastiffs above.
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