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ReplyGood advice to set the pace, establish who’s master and let the mastiffs socialize and exercise regularly. I can tell you are an expert in this area so I take your suggestions to heart.
ReplyI am planning to get a mastiff in the future. After reading this, it gave me an overview as to how I can take care of it before having the dog. It gives me an edge.
ReplyI have not seen this breed up close but photos reveal that they are massive. Taking care of these guys both work and can be fun.
ReplyEnglish Mastiff owners should really take note of this. No dog want to be harshly and certainly not Mastiff to avoid depressing your dog, which I believe is not good.
ReplyHelpful tips for English Mastiff owners. They should pay attention to this information, I find it very practical.
ReplyI love dogs but have never had a mastiff dog. Don’t mind getting one though, thanks for the tips for taking care of a mastiff.
ReplyAfter reading this article Im thinking to buy this kind of dog.Im an active person so the Mastiffs would be a great dog partner for me.
ReplyI’ve only cared for medium sized local breeds, never anything too large. They kind of overwhelm me. But reading your article gave me hope. Thank you for this very wonderful article, it really shows your love for this type of breed – you really understand what you are talking about.
ReplyI am quiet guilty of not exercising our dogs. One of them is a half-breed mastiff named Ranger. He’s shy and easily scared, maybe he isn’t socializing that much?
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