Bullmastiff     

Origin & History: 

The Bullmastiff was developed in England in the 19th century to guard estates and game preserves. It is a cross between the Bulldog and the Mastiff, combining strength and loyalty.

Size & Weight: 

A large breed, it stands 24–27 inches tall and weighs 100–130 pounds.

Appearance & Breed Characteristics: 

Bullmastiff has a powerful, muscular build with a short coat. Its coat colors include fawn, red, and brindle. It possesses a broad head and expressive eyes.

Temperament & Personality: 

It is calm, loyal, and protective. The Bullmastiff is a devoted family companion and a natural guardian, it is gentle with loved ones but alert with strangers.

Exercise & Training Needs: 

It requires moderate daily exercise. Training must be consistent, positive, and early to establish good behavior.

Grooming, Shedding & Coat Care: 

Its short coat is easy to maintain with weekly brushing. It sheds minimally.

Best For: 

It is best for families or experienced owners seeking a loyal, protective, and large companion.