Bullmastiff

Bullmastiff

Weight

41-59 kg

Height

61-69 cm shoulder height

Lifespan

7-9 years

Health figures are breed averages for general guidance only. Always consult a licensed veterinarian.

The Bullmastiff is an impressive, calm and loyal guardian. With his family he is warm and affectionate. With strangers he is reserved to rejecting. His size and character require experienced owners.

Character & traits

Energy
2
Affection
4
Playfulness
2
Watchfulness
5
With children
3
With other dogs
2
With strangers
1
Trainability
3
For beginners
1
Shedding
3
Drooling
4

Practical

Exercise per day
about 1 hour
Max alone
4 hours
Garden needed
No
Apartment
Less suitable
Insurance
$90โ€“$130/mo
Food
$90โ€“$130/mo

Frequently asked questions

Is the Bullmastiff suitable for beginners?+
Not ideal for first-time owners. The Bullmastiff needs an experienced owner who understands what this breed requires.
How much exercise does a Bullmastiff need?+
The Bullmastiff needs about 1 hour of exercise per day. Two solid walks daily will keep this breed happy.
Is the Bullmastiff good with children?+
The Bullmastiff does reasonably well with children, especially when well-socialized from a young age. Supervision around young children is always wise.

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Food

Large breed food

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Accessories

Soft leash

Calm dogs walk easy. A lightweight, soft leash is all you need.

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Grooming

Comb and brush set

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๐Ÿ›ก๏ธ Insurance

Pet insurance for the Bullmastiff typically runs $99โ€“$143/month for basic accident and illness coverage. What you pay depends on the dog's age and your location.

Health information is for general guidance only and does not constitute veterinary advice. Always consult a licensed veterinarian.

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