7 Annoying Questions Molosser Owners Get Asked
Ready, set, groan: Every Molosser owner can relate to these "I can't believe they asked that" questions about the dog at the end of their leash.
Ready, set, groan: Every Molosser owner can relate to these "I can't believe they asked that" questions about the dog at the end of their leash.
We interview Jennifer Willshire of Gammonwood Mastiffs, who rocked the Mastiff world recently by unveiling a backcross breeding that crossed a Mastiff bitch to a Greyhound to produce a litter of “Greydogges.” Let the controversy commence.
In this poem from three centuries ago, a Mastiff becomes the unwitting focus of an argument between a wife and her jealous husband.
A new genetic study shows how many Molosser breeds are related, but tossed the Tibetan Mastiff from that family tree.
Hooch, an abused Dogue de Bordeaux rescued by Zach Skow, works with recovering addicts, the homeless and autistic kids.
Abandoned Tibetan Mastiffs compete with snow leopards on the Tibetan Plateau.
This rare Molosser packs a lot of character in a medium-size package.
According to popular thought, yellow eyes in the Cane Corso aren’t just more intimidating – they supposedly give the dog superior night vision.
For decades, critics contend, the Fila Brasileiro has been crossed with Great Danes and Neapolitan Mastiffs, in effect ruining the breed.
At first glance, the Bullmastiff and Dogue de Bordeaux might seem very similar. Which makes their many differences all the more important.
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