Breeds
America's most famous — and richest — family also bred some of the first Bullmastiffs in the United States.
There is nothing fragile about a Cane Corso.
Except, maybe, for type.
I like Neapolitan Mastiffs. You got a problem with that?
Cerberus sculpted in sand at the 2009 International Festival of Sand Sculptures, in Lido di Jesolo, Italy.
Was Cerberus, the three-headed devil dog of Greek myth, a Molosser? Maybe even a Cane Corso or a Neo?
Color counts when it comes to longevity, according to a study that says brindle Cane Corsos live longer.
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Bullmastiffs with very foreshortened muzzles, such as this puppy, are not in keeping with the standard.
In the face of bans against breeding snub-nosed dogs, Helene Nietsch reminds that the Bullmastiff is not a brachycephalic breed.
Some musings on the American Kennel Club's impending culture clash with the Dogo Argentino.
A Tosa Inu aficionado goes in search of a new puppy.
Dogo breeder and hunter Kassi McLaughlin describes the ideal — and often misunderstood — Dogo Argentino temperament
Enrico Drudi of Tisama Tosa Ken kennel in San Marino shares three decades of experience with the Tosa Inu, Japan's answer to the mastiff.