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The Nebolish Mastiff is the most agile of the Mastiff breeds. These are loyal well-tempered dogs that intelligent and easy to train. They are very alert and are naturally protective which makes them very good guard dogs for both families and livestock.
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Are English mastiffs hard to take care of?
Not really, but some are very protective of small children.
Do Nebolish Mastiffs like kids?
Every dog is different, and every dog is also a product of how it is raise. www.dogbreedinfo.com is a great resource, though, for understanding the different tendencies of different breeds.
What is the breed standard for a Nebolish Mastiff?
Nebolish mastiff Breed StandardBreed Standard Approved by the Nebolish Club of America NEBOLISH MASTIFF-Description- The Nebolish is a dog of great presence, the most agile of the Mastiff breeds. His intelligence, loyal affection and fearless courage make him a highly desired companion. An excellent family member, often used as a working dog or livestock protector. Good natured, patient and playful with children. Should be of strong muscular structure, large boned, wide chest. Head- broad with natural ears, a short wide snout, scissor bite, excessive flews are not desired. No slobber problem. Coat- short medium length, a longer coat rarely occurs. Colors- Fawn, Brindle, in all shades including Rare Silver or Blue. Markings- Black mask, White markings are permitted, but not desired. Tail maybe docked.Temperament- Very even tempered, Alert, Dignified, Not excessive barkers, Almost human expression, Loyal, Easy to train, Naturally protective.Height-Weight- 27" to 36" inches Weight- 95 to 180lbs Male or Female should reach over 100lbs and have very solid muscular structure. The focus being a dog that is sound and works, agile even at a mature age.Health Problems- No breed is free from health ailments, there have been none that the Nebolish is predisposed to. As in any large breed care with Hips and Jumping at early age should be used. The Nebolish was developed to be a large agile dog, free of genetic defects. Breeding of Mastiffs is not recommended for the novice, there are many breeding problems associated with Mastiffs it is recommended to spay to ensure a longer life span.Life Expectancy- 10 to 14yearsGrooming- Very minimal, a brisk brush, occasional bath the Nebolish love water!Training- Nebolish are not for the first time dog owner, they are intelligent and will outsmart a Novice owner. You must start training early on, in there first 6 mos socialization is crucial, teaching them how they are to behave, the first year will make your the Nebolish.Origin- With over 80 Mastiff types, the Nebolish is one of the rarest. Nebolish were developed in late 1960's in the NorthAmericaThe breed developed to increase the agility, health and life expectancy of the Mastiff by crossing Old English, Bull, Dogue de Bordeaux, Tibetan, Mastiffs, and it is supected that the Great Dane, Boxer, Saint Bernard are in the bloodline. There has never been an exact breakdown of the breeding program, to keep the line pure the exact breedings, that evolved to the Nebolish we know today has never been disclosed.There are several variations of the breed, only litters produced by dogs approved by the "NCA" are considered true Nebolish Mastiffs. The Nebolish ancestry can be traced back to Aristotele and Alexander the Great, who received these large dogs for soldiers protection from Lions. The Noble Loyal Healthy Mastiff is not a new breed, but a breed which was lost in history and now rediscovered in the Nebolish Mastiff.Please see the History Standard of the Old English Mastiff to understand why it is also the History of the Nebolish Mastiff, and why the need to keep producing Mastiffs that were to the standard originally recorded in 1867. From this record the 1986 Nebolish Mastiff Standard was developed.Group- Mastiff - WorkingRecognition- CMA, NCA, DER, ACRCanadian Molosser Association http://canadianmolosser.tripod.com/Nebolish Club of America www.nebolishmastiff.net Domestic Exotic Registry www.der.orgAmerican Canine Registry www.americancanineregistry.com
How do old English mastiff behaves with the people?
English Mastiffs, though large, make good family pets. They are gentle with children and very loyal and protective.
What is the history of Nebolish Mastiff?
Nebolish Mastiffs are an effort to recreate the Mastiff people read about in History, improving upon the bad health and low agility that plagued the Old English Mastiff breed since the war era. Nebolish are a great improvement on the Mastiff breed, by careful selective crossbreeding and linebreeding. The hope of the Nebolish Mastiff Club is that they never become so popular to loose the integrety of the breed, and compromise the work of this Club since its first meeting, in 1968. Please review the history of the Old English Mastiff, and understand the goal of the Nebolish Mastiff as a breed. Over the past few centuries the Old English Mastiff, well known as the Mastiff, has been perfected in the Nebolish Mastiff, from crossbreeding to several breeds of molloser type dogs – all being dogs of the working class. This may have been done for a variety of reasons, including, but not limited to, – necessity (to resuscitate a dying breed), geography, lack of compatible regional breeding stock, and, in some cases, ignorance. Below is an etching of Lukey’s Governor and his pedigree…Regardless of why it was done, the combination of all the breeds mixed into this great breed has created the Nebolish Mastiff as we know and love him today. All Mastiffs, of the old English variety, share a common gene pool; the majority of which can be linked directly to a handful of dogs. The studbooks, which were hand written back in the 1800s, show that many of our ancestral Mastiffs all go back to one particularly small gene pool. In the beginning, this would include Lukey’s Governor, for whom the standard was written to reflect in 1867. From this 1867 standard, we created our 1986, Nebolish Mastiff Standard. See Nebolish Mastiff Standard approved by Nebolish Mastiff Club Of America.As you can see from his pedigree above, not much was known about his sire's side of the tree, but the dam's side is very interesting if you go back and look at the lineage closely.* *****Lukey's Bruce II ( Grandfather & Great-great Grandfather) above - he is listed as a 'blue brindle'. A Color still produced in the Nebolish MastiffHertford's Pluto ( Great-great Grandfather) above - he is listed as a ' black rough coated Tibetan Mastiff' why you would get a longer coat, on 1 pup in a litter, on rare occasion.And, just for fun, below is the pedigree for Thompsons’ Juno, Lukey's Great-Grandmother...Waterton's Tiger, who is also related (it gets kinda confusing when you see all the in-breeding and linebreeding - counted at least 5 'greats' to this one) to the Lukey kid. It seems that Thompson's Duchess' great, great-Grandmom (Crabtree's Dorah) goes back to a male on her dams side by the name of 'Waterton's Tiger (pedigree above). Turns out he is an Irish import Great Dane with a cropped tail - or possibly a Boarhound.******
Do English mastiffs shed hair?
Yes!!!!!!!!! i have one and we have to vacume everyday!!!
Do mastiffs have web feet?
No.
Are mastiffs aggressive?
We have one and she is gentle and very loving couldn't ask for a better dog
Do Neapolitan mastiff puppies sell very fast?
Yes. Mastiffs are a popular breed.
Are there fury bull mastiffs?
No, only bull mastiffs.
Is Harry Styles very protective?
He is a protective boyfriend but i don't know if he's very protective.
What is the difference between a Neapolitan Mastiff and Brazilian Fila?
Mastiffs, Fila Brasileiros, and Neapolitan Mastiffs are all working dogs. Mastiffs originated in England, Fila Brasileiros in Brazil, and Neapolitan Mastiffs in Italy. Neapolitan Mastiffs are typically the most expensive and the largest, followed in both categories by Mastiffs and Fila Brasileiros. These breeds all have dense coats that are easy to groom and shed moderately.
