Would my dog be an American Bullmastiff papers says Aussie Mix chip says mastiff mix ex-owners said he is Australian Shepherd Bullmastiff with boxer in him could a bullmastiff resemble a pit?

Answer 1

Your dog isn't an American bull mastiff. He's a mix. The bull mastiff head is broad and flat like a pit bull, but the nose is much shorter.

Re: first answer

Here is the website where I thought he would possibly be an American bullmastiff

http://www.dogbreedinfo.com/a/americanbullmastiff.htm

simply because he is not the purebred bullmastiff, they said he at healthy weight of 75 pounds at a year and a half.

The previous owners said he Australian Bullmastiff, but mainly has mastiff and boxer in him

Look at his photos I also included a short video of him

He has a gigantic head and it is square, previous owners told me there is no pit in him at all

first photo he's on the left with his sister

http://i48.tinypic.com/2w4d9jq.jpg

http://i48.tinypic.com/4hb384.jpg

http://i46.tinypic.com/2ia8zki.jpg

http://i45.tinypic.com/2rwpxev.jpg

http://i48.tinypic.com/2rmm5u8.jpg

http://tinypic.com/r/25qw01y/6

Maybe somone out there can tell what breed he really is "yeah, I know he a heinz 57"

He is a great looking dog! I can definitely see why you think he might have some pit bull in him. Chek out the American staffordshire terrier. Your dog looks pretty close to it. My brother has an Am. staff and their great dogs. It was one of the breeds used to create the pit bull. Keep in mind, some times people aren't totally honest about the breed because their afraid you won't take the dog. Pit bulls get a lot of bad press, but a dog is only as good or bad as it's trained to be. I always compare it to a piggy bank: You're only going to get back what you put in.