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Wow, thought the Zorba caught my eye, the Brazilian is much okay for me. Mastiffs are very famous and are in many movies used as guards and are actually guards.
ReplyI didn’t know that there were different types of Mastiff. Personally, I just knew about the Brasilian and the French Mastiff, but all of them look good in the pictures.
ReplyThanks for listing in detail all the types of mastiffs. The Tibetan Mastiff was the only breed that looked different to me. I can see how delicate care plays a big part in each breed’s survival.
ReplyNice to share with us the history of Mastiff, never knew so much about them. I have always loved American Mastiff they always look cute to me.
ReplyMastiffs are a class of dogs, like the Spitzes. That being said, you forgot to mention that the Shar Pei, Boxer, Cane Corso, Cao Fila de Sao Miguel, Great Dane, Rottweiler, and the Tosa of Japan are also considered as Mastiff types of dogs. I also don’t think that the Zorba should be included as a “type” of mastiff… Just my thoughts.
ReplyI am leaning towards the Tibetan Mastiff. It is both huge yet can have cuddly looks. The best of both worlds I would say.
ReplyAll the dogs look good and well kept but I prefer Zorba Mastiff Monster since it can be a very good guard to its owner.
ReplyGood to know about these massive dogs Their size gives them a competitive advantage especially when it comes to being security guards.
ReplyI like dogs but not very familiar with types of them. When I read about these kinds of articles, it makes me wow to know there are a lot of them.
ReplyThat’s a might looking dog. I never really knew anything about the Mastiff breed until I found this article. Great site, bookmarked & shared.
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