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Mastiffs are huge, dependable breeds. However, when you mix them with another breed, you can end up with a unique hybrid. Often, their puppies are larger than most dogs and may even fall into

By Nicole Cosgrove

English Mastiff, or simply the Mastiff, is a type of working dog that was developed for fighting and guarding in England during the 19th century. They have a very large and well-muscled body that

By Sarah Psaradelis

considering an English or Tibetan Mastiff as your next dog, you likely have many questions running through your head. Although both are huge breeds, there are several differences between the English and Tibetan Mastiff

By Greg Iacono

Bred from the Bernese Mountain Dog and the Mastiff, the Mountain Mastiff is a mixed breed known for its muscular body and large head. Like the Mastiff, the Mountain Mastiff has a small muzzle, droopy

By Oliver Jones

looking to adopt a massive dog, a Mastiff might be the right option for you. Both the English and American Mastiff are huge dogs that can weigh 200 pounds or more when fully grown! These

By Rachael Gerkensmeyer

Mastiffs are the heavy hitters of the dog world, quite literally. These dignified, massive creatures make quite the addition to any pet lover’s household. Unless you have the space for more than

By Elizabeth Gray

Abruzzese Mastiff is a large dog with fluffy, light-colored fur. It is descended from ancient shepherd dogs used in Italy's Abruzzes and Maremma regions. The Abruzzese Mastiff is rare in the United States

By Jordyn Alger

Mastiffs are enormous dogs that you would think need a lot of grooming. However, because they have short and dense coats, Mastiffs are one of the easier breeds to groom. Like any task, however, some

By Greg Iacono