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 or have used in the past for Tua! Black Dog Collar With Handle (Be sure to check size!) adityna.com/products/adityna-tactical-dog-collar-with-handle-for-training-and-walking-heavy-duty-and-adjustable-extra-wide-with-reflective-stitching-for-medium-large-x-large-puppies-includes-2-custom-patches-2 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

My bullmastiff is 5 months old, he is the absolute best! Can confirm he loves people! We take him to a dog park regularly and he also sees my parents dogs and and siblings dogs so he’s very well socialised. Love the videos

@bullmastiffnd9784

9 ай бұрын

Awesome! And thank you!

Love that look, he looks like a Beast!!! I had an English Bulldog and a French Bulldog but my next dog will definitely be a Bullmastif and these videos will be a great source, thanks!!!

@bullmastiffnd9784

2 жыл бұрын

For sure! And thank you!

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Tua always makes me smile. :-) Then again, I don't have to smell his breath when it's bad, nor pick up his poo. Had a customer today who picked up some marrow bones for his black lab/Springer Spaniel mix. Told me he cooks them for the dog. I said what a spoiled dog. The old man told me he had a root beer float last night and didn't give the dog any ice cream. The dog went over to his wife on the other side of the couch, laid his paw right on top of her hand, and she had to get up and get him some ice cream. Smart dog!

That scanning at 7:30 is the same thing my boy does. It's hilarious to me lol. Bullmastiffs and corsos aren't ones to start fights, but they always finish them and when they do, it's with 100% force which is scary. But for the most part as long as nothing is hurting you or your kids especially, he won't care much.

@bullmastiffnd9784

2 жыл бұрын

Hoping it stays that way. My doberman was very dog aggressive and it was pretty inconvenient at times ha

I love this channel! Thanks, keep on uploading please!

@bullmastiffnd9784

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you. I really appreciate it. It means a lot

@fedevd

2 жыл бұрын

@@bullmastiffnd9784 Tua is wonderful! Me and my wife watch your videos everyday since a few weeks! We are waiting for our first BM puppy and your videos are very useful for "unexperienced" as we are! This channel is better than a tv-series on Netflix!

@bullmastiffnd9784

2 жыл бұрын

@@fedevd that's great to hear! Are you getting a pup soon or still researching?

@fedevd

2 жыл бұрын

@@bullmastiffnd9784 Actually we have "chosen" the "parents" and we are waiting for the mother to get pregnant. Unfortunately the first attempt didn't work so we are waiting for her next heat. We are located in Italy, otherwise we surely would have contacted you to know more about Tua (which is truly one of the most beautiful and handsome exemplary we have ever seen). We are a little bit too far! But we accept any suggest or indication! Thank you for your time

I absolutely need to see 1 hour and a half of the sequence you see in the intro, while you touch his head and he looks at you in adulation... it could be therapeutic! ahahah

Demo is turning 1 year this month and he is exactly like Tua. Drool is very rare just after drinking but like you said is more like water coming out. ( check out the neater feeder, it has gutters in it that drain the water into a tray below the bowls it catches a lot. ) Demo barks only in the back yard but just 2 or 3 barks a week just when he hears other dog. He is very good with kids and other dogs still after the long winter. More athletic than I thought too, he’s very fast. Thanks for all the great videos and info.

@bullmastiffnd9784

2 жыл бұрын

Ya definitely athletic dogs!

Great idea to also train my dog to not go nuts when guests come. Thank you for the video!

@bullmastiffnd9784

2 жыл бұрын

It's a work in progress but he is improving quickly! Ordered pizza on purpose this last weekend to test it. Doorbell rang. Brought him to his bed. Told him to stay. Went to the door. Chatted for 15-20 seconds with the pizza delivery person and he didn't move

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Look at that face. 😍

Yes you are so right about barking they don’t bark unless there is a reason to. My guy doesn’t bark and my female didn’t bark unless she had a reason. A good quality to the breed. Rottweilers are not big barkers either. Glad to hear you did the Home Depot, hope the two of you enjoyed it, Sir loves to go there. I want to keep him friendly with people so I take him weekly. I know he is good with other dogs, there smaller but he still likes them. Need to look at your collar video Sir is growing out of his, 28 inch neck The Beast lol.

@bullmastiffnd9784

2 жыл бұрын

Ya home Depot is great for socializing! Is your boy a big fan of people also?

@juliehenze1103

2 жыл бұрын

@@bullmastiffnd9784 oh yes. He loves everyone. He thinks the people at the Home Depot are there just to see him lol. They love it when we come for a visit so does lowes and Tractor Supply. We live out in the country so walking him doesn’t happen every day but he has 22 acres that I live on. He is still very skittish about going into the woods and when he sees deer. I’m hoping the woods Change. Not so worried about the deer.

eats better than me 😂😂

Hi! Love all the videos. Can you share where you got his bowls and stand? I can't seem to find one that big. Size bowls? I think im looking for 17in bowls but can't find them with stand. Would love to get one for mine. Thanks.

@bullmastiffnd9784

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks! Yes. I actually did a review video on them way back when I got them. Here is the link to it kzread.info/dash/bejne/apN-0JWzhZfeqKw.html

If you have a backyard gate for the car it'd be usefull for that to be slatted, or barred/wrought iron to provide a view of the outside neighborhood. Another good boredom cheat is the side way gate (the divider between front and back yard), if you have a boundary like that slatted or picketed so your pet likewise can see outside onto the street, its an interest for him and beats complete boredom. If forced to spend extended time outside or inside, your pet will always favor the space that provides some view outside. Inside, if he's going to be alone for any while in the course of the day he'll want to be able to peek out from a window, doesn't have to be curtain/blind wholly up just enough for a dog (or cat) to watch your entryway and neighborhood traffic. Totally proven fact.

my 5 month old pup is 57lb and I swear his body grows but his head hasn't grown anywhere near as quickly 😂. Do you remember roughly what month Tua's head started growing to fit in with his body? Thanks for all the updates. great seeing him develop

@bullmastiffnd9784

2 жыл бұрын

Off the top of my head can't remember exactly. But I know around a year old it really started sticking out to me how thick and massive his head was becoming

@E92M3

2 жыл бұрын

@@bullmastiffnd9784 Just as a side note for that handle collar you bought. If you want a leather version, Rogue Royalty sells one. only down side for you would be they are in Australia but do ship international. I will say, Handle collars work a treat when people come over.

@OldDawg-mc3dy

2 жыл бұрын

My pup is the same age as yours and I see the same thing. His head isn't small just not growing as quickly.

Where did you get that collar that you walk him with? My Bullmastiff is 11 months and he gets overexcited when I play with him. Wants to jump into me at 120 lbs. What would you suggest?. My dog is like your's he loves people but has not been around children. My grandchildren are coming in June. What would you suggest in socialization area with them

@bullmastiffnd9784

2 жыл бұрын

The prong collar? We got that at a local pet store but they are available on Amazon and other places online as well. If you get one just be sure it is big enough and there is also extra links available that you can buy to add to it as they grow. Are you familiar with giving corrections with a choker collar or a prong collar? Just quick pops. You could practice him walking by your side in the house and doing other basic obedience like that with the collar on for you both to get familiar with it

I have a 1yr old bullmastiff. A really loving dog just having issues with him tearing stuff up while gone. Is kenneling him at 1yr a bad idea?

@bullmastiffnd9784

2 жыл бұрын

No definitely not. Tua still is in his crate daily and always when we aren't around. Just make sure it's not too small. I have made a couple of crate videos in the past. One pretty recent. Check them out if you're interested. Thanks for the comment!

@michaelcoakley3139

2 жыл бұрын

My 1 year old stays in his crate still but he loves it in there. We hav a blanket over the top and inside. He will go in during the day for naps on his own. Every time he goes in drop a few treats in and it’ll become a happy spot for him and never ever use it as a punishment

What are some differences you noticed between your Doberman and Bullmastiff?

@bullmastiffnd9784

10 ай бұрын

My doberman was much more intense. Way more energetic. Needed much more mental/physical stimulation. He was way more reserved with strangers. Great with the family and people knew well but not too interested in people he didn't know. Tua loves everyone. People and dogs. I actually made a video about this kind of. Here's the link kzread.info/dash/bejne/eKeD3MeBXaWZmZM.html Check it out if you haven't! Hope that helps a bit

I have a 8-9 week old have a major rock eating problem any ideas other than paving the whole acres it's bad she got me stressed the fuck out

@bullmastiffnd9784

2 жыл бұрын

Unfortunately that's normal puppy behavior. Monitor them and do everything you can do avoid it. Plenty of chew toys etc. Mine wasn't a rock eater as a puppy but he definitely liked to chew on them from time to time. Actually broke one of his puppy teeth on one. Socks on the other hand he would eat like they were candy! They eventually grow out of these habits but it takes time

@philipphilip2174

2 жыл бұрын

Dillon loves rocks and sticks. He uses them to get my attention. Constantly bringing them into the house. Drives me insane. He will drop them on occasion but I worry about whether he will swallow the rocks. Trained to drop the rocks for a treat but I think now I have caused it to be a game. These dogs need a lot of energy release activities and I think that's the problem. I am 65 and doing the best I can with my bad knees

What breeder did you use?

@bullmastiffnd9784

Жыл бұрын

We used majestic Bullmastiffs out of the Omaha Nebraska area

Do you dbone the chicken?

@bullmastiffnd9784

Жыл бұрын

No. Raw chicken bones are ok to eat besides a choking hazard

How much does he weigh?

@bullmastiffnd9784

Жыл бұрын

He weighs 161 pounds now at 2 years old

@lsb9881

Жыл бұрын

@@bullmastiffnd9784 Thanks. Is he your only dog? I'm wondering how he would do with a Cane Corso.

You read these ? Let me ask you a question : A lot of my books say Do NOT play tug-a-War or wrestle with a Bull Mastiff . What do you think ? My English Mastiff , I throw his Balls and he goes & gets them , brings them to me , but doesn't give them to you , he WANTS to play tug - a - War ,,,,,,,,,,,,you can't Win . But He's Never aggressive with me .

@bullmastiffnd9784

6 ай бұрын

I sure do! As far as rougher play like wrestling goes, I used to do a little of that with Tua when he was younger but now I usually just end up taking a paw to the face or getting scratched somewhere so it's not really my thing. But I never saw any aggression from him. Just over excitement leading to me getting banged up a little 😂I've never even heard Tua growl before. As far as tug of war goes. I've never been into that with any of my dogs regardless of breed. It can in so me cases lead to resource guarding but at the very least it can just be annoying when they don't let go when you want them to. If I'm playing fetch with Tua and it turns into a tug of war match like you are describing, I'm usually just over at immediately and walk away. His loss😂

@gutterfalcon2912

6 ай бұрын

@@bullmastiffnd9784 I used to Breed / Raise Boxers , the scratching while playing they did that . My Mastiff brings me a ( Jolley Ball } and wants to play tug of war . Thanks for replying .

Drooling Doesn't Matter , Everything else they do is so Perfect , a little Drool Doesn't Matter , I have an English Mastiff . Besides YOU bought that type of Dog knowing ahead of time that they Drool . Not a Complaint just saying .

@bullmastiffnd9784

6 ай бұрын

Agreed