I just want to thank every single one of you who takes the time to watch my videos. I hope they help you in some way. Feel free to leave a comment and respond to others as well so we can all learn more about the Bullmastiff breed together! This channel was created to track the life of our Bullmastiff Tua. Videos will be posted to show not only his physical growth, but his behavioral changes, obedience level changes, and our overall experience with the Bullmastiff breed. This will hopefully help anyone interested in the Bullmastiff breed by showing what to expect at very specific times all throughout a Bullmastiff's life! Although this will be more specifically about the Bullmastiff breed, the videos should give a very general idea about what to expect at certain ages of many different dog breeds. Thank you! Contact Me sspiker46@hotmail.com Products I currently use for Tua! Elk Antler Chew(Jumbo) amzn.to/3s2PBXf Styptic Powder (Stops Bleeding!) Check out 1 Year Old video for reference amzn.to/3xsg7f7 Nylabone Big Chew Bone amzn.to/3lKUWk1 Extreme Dinosaur Bark Bone amzn.to/38tQlLE PawFume Spray amzn.to/3mN7p7X Furminator amzn.to/3k8kabM One Buffalo Horn Chew (Great until 8-10 months old. Then jaws are too strong) amzn.to/3A4zpIv Pack of 2 Larger Buffalo Horn (Great until 8-10 months old. Then jaws are too strong) amzn.to/3vYyRka Diamond Naturals Large Breed PUPPY Formula amzn.to/3jcp1bC Diamond Naturals Large Breed ADULT amzn.to/3zBO2SL Doggie Dailies amzn.to/3zWE7YE Spring Valley Fish Oil amzn.to/3gYriV0 Tricky Trainers amzn.to/3h3X8zJ

@raysalzy2979

2 жыл бұрын

All my questions, doubts etc about this breed have been answered because of your videos. They have been very informative and an excellent resource! Also quite enjoyable to watch so thankyou very much. I'll definitely be getting a Bullmastiff pup and can't wait to start the search! Thanks mate

@bullmastiffnd9784

2 жыл бұрын

@@raysalzy2979 thank you! I'm so glad the videos have been able to help you

I think I have followed all of your video's from the very start, Tua is a great boy, and your videos do help, really appreciate you taking the time to record his life. I don't have a bullmastiff but have always wanted to get one of these breeds. Tua is one of the healthiest looking bullmastiffs I have seen.

@bullmastiffnd9784

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you! I really do appreciate it

He is such a good boy and a brilliant washer-upper 😂👌 Looking perfect weight wise, bright eyes and nice strong lean body, just how a Bullie should look. He is going to be perfect when he is done and his temperament is second to none! Lovely Tua💙

I love watching him drink in extra fast speed! 🤣 It's even cuter that way! Seriously though, he's such a good boy.

😍😍💯

I'm really looking forward to owning a bullmastiff in the future. Just wanted to say thank you for constantly sharing updates and being a fantastic source of information regarding this breed. You have a fantastic channel!

@bullmastiffnd9784

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you! I really appreciate it. I hope the videos are helping you

Gotta slurp the egg first😂 happy boy

I am planning one getting a bullmastiff in a year or so. Your videos have been very helpful and entertaining!

@bullmastiffnd9784

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks! That's great to hear. I hope the videos are helping you prepare and get a better idea of what to expect

Have 9 month old girl. Our precious Heidi. So in love with our girl. ❤

We have a 2 yr old brindle bull mastiff we just love him so much! Thank you for sharing Tua with us, he is so beautiful!

@bullmastiffnd9784

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you! That's awesome. Is this your first bullmastiff? How much does he weigh at 2 years old?

@carlacherne3097

2 жыл бұрын

@@bullmastiffnd9784 My first bullmastiff but not my hubby's he owned one years ago. Our bullmastiff Mac is about 140lbs. He's a gentle giant very spoiled too and bossy lol.

😘😘👍👍

I've chosen my puppy collecting next week

@bullmastiffnd9784

2 жыл бұрын

Awesome!

I'm smiling on the inside, and outside watching this video. It's a great thing to watch, after coming home from work, having a snack before dinner, and unwinding on the couch watching this. Not sure what I want more before I die? A grandchild, or a bullmastiff? ;-)

@bullmastiffnd9784

2 жыл бұрын

How about both? Lol

look at Tua.. all he needs is a bowtie.. 💖👋🏿

Possibly the most handsome dog; ever. Of course I catch the yearly/bi-yearly big, televised dog shows. Wonder how Tua would do in the standards dept. for bullmastiffs. He looks about perfect. Reuben the bulldog is a pretty popular channel. Mike has calenders made every year, where the profits go to his local SPCA, or what ever those places are called.

@bullmastiffnd9784

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks! He's a little on the tall side as far as breed standards. Absolutely no plans on showing though unfortunately. Dont have the motivation or the time! I catch Westminster but that's about it. That is pretty fun to see all of the different breeds

So interesting, mostly because my life with my Dogue de Bordeaux (same age) is so different: I live alone in a large apartment in southern California, with no backyard. So, we go on many more walks, naturally. But, we go to various parks and forests with walking trails- sometimes to the ocean where dogs are allowed. My question is-- does Tua ever get to play with other dogs? I have sort of avoided dog parks because of the stigma (as well as past experiences with other dogs; they can be problematic, for sure), but recently have started taking my (intact) boy to a local one because he is so social, and loves the interaction-- and it gives him a chance to stretch out and run around. He has done great! So far, so good...he loves playing with other dogs (if he didn't, I really wouldn't bother, lol.) I was wondering if Tua gets to play with other dogs...or if it even matters to him one way or another. Thank you for another interesting video. :)

@bullmastiffnd9784

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the comment! We have a min pin so he's with her all day everyday. My mom also has a corgi and a dachshund that he sees on occasion. Mostly in the summer. Otherwise every 2-3 weeks we will get him into PetSmart where he sees other dogs but doesn't get to play with them in the store obviously. Other than that we come across other dogs on walks occasionally. I tend to avoid dog parks as well. So to answer your question no he doesn't routinely get to play with other dogs but on occasion he does. He's been great with other dogs to this point

What do you do when you go to work?

@bullmastiffnd9784

5 ай бұрын

Once he was house trained and done teething he just stays out in our bedroom. Before he would stay in his crate when we were gone

What about Bloat. I read that have to avoid eat and drink water right after eating, just want to know your opinion as an owner. Thanks

@bullmastiffnd9784

2 ай бұрын

I'm terrified of bloat. It is more common in large/giant dog breeds. Try not to feed huge meals and avoid running after eating/drinking

@ludwigalberty8770

2 ай бұрын

@@bullmastiffnd9784 yes! I just lost my 9 years English Mastiff because of Bloat. Now I’m waiting for my bullmastiff. I would love to introduce my new baby boy to Raw food, do you have any video o know any channel that can guide me in this matter? I would appreciate it

Hi great video. I just cannot believe the similarities in Behavior of your Tua to my Canya(bitch). After my wife and I seperated and I moved out last fall I bought Canya at 3 months of age and she will be turning 1 years old on May 2. But like I said that the simulators to behaviour and routine. However my Canya is a little more attached to me. She is everywhere right beside me, which can be annoying but actually good, because she does not need a leash as we can go anywhere and she is always right with me unless I tell her to go play, then she will leave my side and go play, but never to far from my view. She is also everyone’s friend and wants everyone’s attention except if she thinks someone might be a threat, then she naturally get into a defensive mode. I never even trained her to do all this it just seems natural with the breed. I hat to see if there was a real threat to both of us because then she turns in to a real guardian but still is controllable. This may be for show because it hasn’t escalated to a point where she has had to react, and again something that is natural, she was never trained a defensive mode. All in all, she is the best canine companion that has come into my life. I say all of this because yes I paid for her and brought her into my home but in reality she has adopted me and she picked me right from when I first met her.when I went to pick her up, even though I was a total stranger she came running up to me, at the breeder’s house and wanted my attention and wanted me to pick her up, and the first time that I picked her up my face got soaked with slobbery kisses. I was sold. And that is how our relationship started. By the way I’d like to comment on how handsome Tua is, another beautiful Bull Mastiff, another very misunderstanded breed.

Does that choking collar really helps Tua not pulling during walks? I can't believe he still fits in his cage. :D

@bullmastiffnd9784

2 жыл бұрын

Ya prong collars are an excellent training tool. We originally used it for just when my wife is walking him but now we pull it out in any walking/training situation. They can be a tremendous help

@bolblizt

2 жыл бұрын

@@bullmastiffnd9784 at what age did you start using it on Tua?

@bullmastiffnd9784

2 жыл бұрын

@@bolblizt I started with his regular choker collar almost right away. Probably 12 weeks or so. His prong collar maybe around 6-7 months. I have used those two types of collars on pretty much every dog I have ever owned during training situations. Never had an issue. Many people have problems with them. Think they are cruel, etc. You just use quick firm pops (corrections). Never choking the dog.

@bolblizt

2 жыл бұрын

@@bullmastiffnd9784 That's good, I think I'm going to get a chain collar instead. Prong collars are illegal to where I am from.

@bullmastiffnd9784

2 жыл бұрын

@@bolblizt cool! Just remember with the choker collar (chain) to always have the ring that is not connected to the leash on the bottom side. Then when you give a correction, it will release. If the ring is on the top side, when you give a correction, it will hold and not release. You can practice on your arm.

Nothing for the small guy?

Do think Tua would be more active if your daughters were older and could interact with him more. Regardless if he played inside like he did outside it would be like a bull in a china shop.

@bullmastiffnd9784

2 жыл бұрын

I'm sure he would be. They've actually learned to not get him too riled up. As I've said many times he has knocked them over many times when he gets really fired up so they try not to play too hard. I can get him going pretty easy if I want and he can go crazy for a while 😂 I try not to though. That's a lot of dog to have the zoomies. He will have his days when his energy seems to be high all day but those are becoming less and less

Keep on rockin'!!! You should research P-R-O-M-O-S-M!!!