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Author Topic: Bullbreeds / Mastiffs / Cavalier KCS  (Read 2019 times)
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« Reply #15 on: October 08, 2006, 05:27: AM »

Hi, l have a lovly boy called Jonny he is every thing to me.
He is nilly 3 and he lives with a chinese crested called DimSim and a cat called Crush.Jonny is very good at doggy school and is so clever.
l love him so much. [/list][/list]
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« Reply #16 on: October 26, 2006, 08:00: PM »

hi my name is Suzanne iam new and i have 3 cavalier king charles spaniels
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« Reply #17 on: January 07, 2007, 09:50: PM »

Hello everyone,
Im new on here I have a white Boxer & a Old English Mastiff pup.
My Boxer is 6 years old he is as mad as a hatter his name is Cash my Mastiff pup is 20 weeks he has his mad moments but he is a right little plod his name is chops but i call him Mr Plod.
I have to walk them at different times as Cash will go on for ever & around the block is all Chops can take.

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I just wouldnt be without my boys..
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« Reply #18 on: February 10, 2007, 07:19: PM »

Hi Louise

I also have a Bulmastif (Mea) who has just turned one I Think the breed is so sweet for hte size of them.

I also have a 10 wek old Staff x called Razor he is a real bundle of fun.

Just out of interest how lively is you mastiff when at home mine seem depressed as just sleeps or lies down (sometimes this is a good thing)

Look forward to speaking again

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Drewcat
I have a bullmastiff that is crossed with some anonymous type of terrier,got him from a shelter-so will never know what type of terrier. He was 2 yrs old (got him last year) and was NEVER trained, so you can imagine trying to start on him. I have read on bullmastiff sites that they can be content with not as much excercise, hence probably the laying around when at home,but yes they love to run around when they are out. Am getting better on the training, however my dog is very very strong, and has occassionally lurched forward on his leash big time - caught me off guard last weekend, and I went down on the sidewalk for the ride, scraping my hands and knees - no moment of inattention while walking him! As soon as I feel him lurching,wondering if anyone has any advice what I should do immediately? Grab his collar and pull him back and a firm "no?" Or stop, or what? Can't afford for this to happen again, as it really hurt.
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« Reply #19 on: February 16, 2007, 11:43: AM »

Hi

I have a 14 month old staffie and a 5 month old British bulldog.  We recently lost a cross mastiff/boxer.  I just lurve any of the 'bull' breeds.  We are looking to get another pup, but we just wait to see what crosses our path from the dogs home... we always get rescue dogs.
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