Guaglione is arguably the Neapolitan Mastiff who started it all ... the first Italian champion and an important catalyst in the formation of the modern breed. Meet him and his champion, Piero Scanziani.
Tag along with a very special Dogue de Bordeaux as he makes the rounds at a Boston children's hospital, dispensing cheer and hope along the way.
Barely three years after its formal acceptance into the American Kennel Club, the Cane Corso is in crisis.
Molosser owners often encounter "breedism" when they join training classes with more "traditional" breeds. Learn what Sharron Mischefski of New Zealand did to overcome these stereotypes -- and turn her once recalcitrant Bullmastiff into a non-stop dog who's dying to work for her!
If you were judging a ring full of Mastiffs in Heaven, which dogs would you like to see within those pearly gates?
Bullmastiff from a 1952 French magazine cover, which referred to it as “the dog of the future.” But in breeding for the time and place in which they live, are breeders irrevocably changing the breed’s fundamental character?
Is today's Bullmastiff temperament too tepid? Does the Presa or Dogo Canario offer a viable alternative?
Semillas de Amor ("Seeds of Love"), a privately funded orphanage in Guatemala, is home to 23 children, ranging from five to 12 years old - and three Tibetan Mastiffs whose life work is to protect, guard and comfort them.
In a candid interview, Italian breeder Vito Indiveri discusses the expression, elegance, power, agility and strong, balanced character that define the Cane Corso.
Tuscan painter and ceramicist Pier Giovanni Staderini has a far-ranging style, from abstract works to curvaceous studies of the female form that are as brooding as they are sensuous. The Neapolitan Mastiff occupies a special place in his heart – and on his easel.
Longtime French breeder René Brochier follows the ups and downs of the Dogue de Bordeaux.
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