by AK - Jeff 14 Replies latest social relationships
Hey Jeff,
I'm not a "Category Nazi", it just struck me as funny. Now that I look over your choices, I see there's no obvious best fit.
I guess you could have stuck it in Beliefs, Doctrine & Practices if you had tweaked the title to:
Italian Mastiffs: What Is The Bible's View?
See ya,
Open Mind
I dogs, the bigger the better.
I like Mastiffs, never seen one be agressive, but I am sure they are quite capable of it.
Italian Mastiffs: What Is The Bible's View?
OM - you crack me up.
Jeff
Beautiful dog!
My neighbor has a half mastiff/half boxer and it is the most loveable dog you want to meet. He wants to lick you to death too! He has a humongous jaw and I would not want to be on the wrong side of him. Even when he sees other dogs, he doesn't want to attack or anything. He wants to be friends with it!
Another thing. I NEVER heard this dog bark. My neighbor says he will bark occasionally but I have no proof.
HappyDad
I own a beautiful sweet purebred English Mastiff named Jade. We specifically sought out a Mastiff based on our experience with them. They're called "Gentle Giants" by fans of the breed and it's because they are by and large the sweetest, most friendly breed. Yes, she's a drooling, bomb dropping slobber bucket, but she wouldn't hurt a fly and our family adores her.
It's funny, because I own a Chihuahua also, and she is 50 times more agressive than Jade ever thought of being. I have to be more careful of the Chihuahua getting herself into trouble with other dogs when we go to parks than the Mastiff any day. I suppose there are cases of agressive Mastiffs... but I'd have to believe it was a matter of gross abuse/negligence by a bad owner that would cause it.
Our drool machine with my daughter, she's not yet full grown here. They are great dogs to have inside... they just love to flop down and your feet and stay there.
