Staffy Bull Bullmastiff

He's an adorable idiot. Our guy is very intelligent and stubborn meaning he fits right in here. He plays hard and loves harder. He's not a barker but is very alert and watchful.

She is the best dog i have ever had

Very jumpy and always want loving

I havs just recently bought my little girl and shes a dream

He's very curious if new people but loves his family and good with children

He’s a fun energised and very affectionate. He loves to play with us and be around people. He’s brilliant when he walks and he’s very laid back and lazy.

Got him at 11 months old, he is very hyper, greets everyone with his paws first, loves people and loves his cuddles

None but willing to try

So far she has separation anxiety but she is one wonderful girl. Lots of training to do still but works wonderful with it.

She is the most amazing dog i have ever owned she is so friendly and loving and loves my kids.She is a big time snuggler.

We rescued Duke earlier this year and he has been amazing. His temperament is amazing and he is such a character. We find him to be very loyal and protective and very affectionate. He loves nothing more than a cuddle and some attention

They are loyal and generally gentle dogs

We rescued Honey, 3 years ago from Battersea dogs home. She has become part of the family, from the first day we took her home. She’s full of love and happiness and easily gets excited about walking or getting a new toy. She’s my best friend and has honestly saved my life.

I’ve had my girl for around 4 years and I couldn’t ask for a better dog she’s the only dog I’ve ever owned and for a first dog she is an absolute dream come true!!

He's beautiful, best nature towards owner and family. Very overprotective, runs the fence line all the time. Loves the beach although doesn't swim, but loves to put his paws in. Unfortunately not good with other dogs as he likes to be top Raman. Chayse is 2 and a half years old. Had him since he was 3 weeks. My buddy, best friend.

got him as a rescue dog and he didn't have the best start to life, so we welcome him into our home and soon found out he was a stubborn dog and will tell you no, but he is loyal and affectinate dog, he is a perfect fit and completes our family

Most affectionate dog, cannot be left alone he gets lonely. loves to play and go for walks. Prefers cooler temperatures.loves being in the middle no matter where we are. Loves sleeping in. Covers his eyes from the light if he's tired. Fussy eater. Prefers to be hand fed. Loves being in the can hanging out the window.

Scooby joined our family nearly a month ago, he's like my baby. He's so loving and friendly,never barks at other dogs unless they bark at him first. Doesn't enjoy being on his own gets lonely very fast. Finding it hard to train him as he is very stubborn, he enjoys jumping up and biting his lead when he gets too excited on walks. But he prefers playing than walking.

She is loyal, loving cuddly and brilliant with my baby. I have had her from 6 weeks old and she is my best friend. Defended me a few times from my old abusive partner, bless her and lays on my and licks me if I cry. She is big and scary looking but as friendly and welcoming as they come. Except, to be honest when I was pregnant. Very protective and clingy. But that stopped as soon as baby came home nearly a year ago. Perfection in dog form.

Lovable caring protective fun expressive

Laid back, gets over excited at times but mostly calm and quiet. Great with other pets. Very effectionate, oversized lap dog. Protective of his home. Learns fast with positive reinforcement but can occasionally forget his training and ignor you for a brief time, then straight back to being responsive. Very loyal to his main person

They pull and tear things apart but he is a puppy. and there breed from what I have experience so far they are really smart and love being with people very friendly but my staffy bull bullmastif is abit weird around little kids but other then that he is a very good dog his height is 15.5 inches tall and weight is 23kgs at 7 months old so his a big boy overall great dog just need patience with them there quick learner and love a Pat and cuddles...

He is a big friendly giant loves cuddles takes up all the bed and always like to be leaning on me hyper at times and likes to jump at people to show how much he likes humans my best buddy Nibbles 😁

Rox is a rescue dog and unfortunately has not been properly socialised. She is very loving and cuddly and also gets lonely when left alone too long. She can become nibbly and destructive. She has good energy levels but can be tiring when she gets walked as she pulls on the lead and has no manners around other dogs. With some training we think Roxy will become the perfect family dog and we can't wait.

Maicy is a very vocal, sweet, loving and loyal puppy. She is very energetic, hard-headed at times, very intelligent. She is definitely a chewer, so we have plenty of toys and bones that are relatively durable and accessible at all times. At 7 mos,she is approx 65lbs/20"tall,and socialized with other dogs and people of all ages! She is an awesome dog!

Narla was rescued at 11 weeks as she had no home to go to. Since then she has been well received by her two older brother cats and older brother dog.

Just her since pup she sleeps eats and chases balls with the kids

The most loving, loyal dog I’ve ever known! He may look scary but he’s a mummy’s boy. couldnt imagine life without my boy.

He is an amazing dog unfortunately we found out that he has a brain disease that is a 50/50 chance of surviving but he is still a happy playful boisterous pup he weighs now 57lbs and outgrown our other staffy mix now, he can be very gentle with other dogs and people but if there is anything near him he will knock it over because he is so dopey, couldn’t ask for a better dog very loyal to me his main owner, pain the the ass sometimes but he’s a puppy haha

These are beautiful dogs. Mine is 11 months at @85 lbs. He really is a gentle giant, great with family and kids. Good with other dogs as he has been socialized since 2 months old. This breed is a bit stubborn and will require some extra work as far as training. They also are pretty active breed.

I find that my staffy bull bullmastiff is mostly obedient but can be cheeky. He is amazing with children and most new people he meets but if he doesn't like someone he will growl until they're gone. He is definitely more obedient when my partner is making the commands but is still extremely protective of me and will often sit between me and the door.

Ferguson was diagnosed with Hip Displasa at 5 months old he is a loving dog who is very stubborn and headstrong protective of me but so friendly with other dogs and people and he is brindle and really big

Bows a great dog around kids and loves her toys and doing thing for treats and good girls. Happy to please and love giving cuddles with everyone.

good so far training is trying

When loki arrived he was shy and apprehensive as everything was new but after just 3 days he was prancing around confidently and happily. He had plenty of new toys as it was xmas and he managed to consume 1/4 of a large turkey in 5 days. He loves his food and I reckon this breed will eat till they pop so portion sizes are important to monitor. Loki has learnt sit, paw,other paw and 'leave it' in just 5 days. He is very clever and will drag a toy to place he wants to chew such as shoe. He then pretends to chew his toy but is actually trying to hide the fact hes got your shoe! Very clever for a 9 week old pup. Very stubborn breed so a firm but loving hand is needed plus lots of patience. We are 2 adults in the home and both nackered looking after Loki's training routine but will ensure a good well trained dog for the future.

Molly is such a smart dog, she hadn't been around many babies until recently a friend of ours brought their baby girl to our house, and Molly fell in Love. Instead of tearing up the babies stuffed animals in less than 1 second, Molly laid next to them, and protected them from our other 2 dogs... she wouldn't let them get near the babies toys, or the baby. Molly watched over the baby like a new Momma ... 💝

Overall loving, affectionate, protective. Very playful. My only criticism is how do I get little miss to stop jumping on you and child. Also she constantly just drops and pees and poops inside. That's with door open to the backyard so she still has that freedom to go to the toilet. I am at a loss and overly going through cleaning agents. Tips?

Kobe is extremely intelligent and a fast learner. He is a joy to have around and gets along with my 4yr old German Shepherd mix

WHAT IT MEANS TO HAVE A LARGE SIZE DOG there is no doubt of my love for Rocky. in fact I always go to the last mile for him. but the fact remains that he has THAT HE DONE MANY BAD THINGS AS POPPY SOMME RELAY BAD. this post is a tip for those who would like to take a large dog. first of all you must be willing to receive damages and sometimes even serious ones, especially during the first year of life, then you must be financially prepared, sometimes even huge expenses. and to be of good health I do not say well-trained but physically well placed because he is not a little dog when they pull they have tremendous strength and if you are not strong they throw you on the ground, in addition you must have a space where he can play, a garden, a courtyard , a large terrace. it is still important that YOU TAKE HIN to a trainer in the sixth month, if you want to avoid certain behaviors that turn a walk into a nightmare. I say this because of what I wrote everything happened to me, and not all of this, even though I am aware that I made my bed and now I have to sleep IN I'M crazy ABOUT HIM . in a nutshell the needs of a large dog are many, think about it before you take it

When we got her from the rescue group she was 8 week old. She definitely is independent and Stubborn. She is also loyal and heaps of fun. My only concern is how big is she going to grow. The best Thing about Ebony is that she is the runt. Ever since I wonted a to the dog I wanted a runt (smallest and normally the weakest out of the litter). Another thing I like about her is how she chases the hose and plays with moths and butterflies but does not kill them. What a gentle giant!

Buster was so easy to train as a puppy with commands. They came with treats when he performed well and his response was amazing. Buster was the runt of the litter and we got him at 8 months. His siblings were very excitable and energetic when we went to the breeders place. His parents were lovely natured. But for some reason Buster seemed very non interested in people and didn't behave the same as his siblings. He appeared sad and depressed to be honest. I chose him straight away as I knew I could give him a good home and happy life. I had a lot of difficulty getting him to engage with people as he was very wary of strangers. I got some advice from the vets in terms of how to ease him into trusting humans and socialising him. We had no problems with him engaging with other dogs, he seemed to be very comfortable with other dogs and gentle as well. It was with people that he had some difficulty with. So I walked him as a puppy everyday and got people & children to stop and greet him and give him a pat each time. Buster was keen to learn and with that said he is so smart and learned so quickly. When I left for work I placed him, his food and drink and his bed some place that was easy for him and comfortable and trained him to sit or lay on his bed gave him a treat and when I came home he was on his bed waiting for me to come home. This type of training taught him to know that I was coming back, the time I returned and lessened the anxiety and attachment issues he may have had. Buster still has some issues when he goes on his walks, he still pulls a bit. He gets very excited and whimpers when other dogs are around as all he wants to do is play. My experience with having Buster as our family member with the mix of Staffy Bullmastiff is that he is a beautiful loving dog that has changed my life and is just so gentle with children. His personal hygiene could smell better but he is so loved and with time and effort put into sensible dog training he has turned out to be such a great personality and friendship for us as a family. Such a well behaved dog.

Pure stubborn bullheaded push every button pocket rocket! Total petulant child by answering back when told "no" 😂 wants to say hello to every dog and human! But loving, gentle and my shadow. Rescued him at 12wks with umbilical hernia, smaller than his siblings and totally ignored me at 1st meet 😂 quiet and loved snuggles i melted! Got him home and WHOA! Who put 50p in the loonie? Lol! Ate my staircase, mauled my leggins 10+ pairs, ate my slippers, savaged my dressing gowns and that was day 1 lmao! 6mths on he still has mad 2hrs around 7pm! Zoomies while barking n howling god help you if you are in the way! After all that he is adorable, funny, loving and loyal! Id be lost without him! Cant leave him tho 😢 sings like pavarotti, neighbours love him tho and chuckle if i do! Hes mamas boy 100% crawls round my shoulders like a scarf n nuzzles in! Mountain goat/kangaroo/staffy/mastiff mix im sure! 1st bullmastaff as always had Am Staffs 30+yrs n its challenging sometimes, id never change him tho! Denzel the Destroyer is mamas boy, here to stay! Well till he eats the house!

He is really playful and kind of good guardian and is really friendly with dogs and humans

He’s very sweet and loving, he has a lot of Energy

He's sweet and cute, and loves to play ball. He's very curious about other dogs, and very protective of the house.

Completely cuddly. But stubborn. A little mouthy. But the sweetest, most kissy faced puppy you’ll ever meet.

She is super lovable she is also very excitable but is also happy laying around the house on days that are too cold or too hot

very full on they don't listen very well alot of hard work as puppys

Very needy dog. needs to know where we are at all times.if we move he moves. Adopted him at 8 and he has no recall. Sometimes excitable at seeing other dogs, sometimes freaks out. Squeals on a walk, the whole walk around.

He's literally one of the most chill, loving dogs i have erver met. It's such a privilege to own one.

Tiring but very rewarding

Pixie is the most gentle beautiful dog. Loves most animal friends not a big fan of birds and bunnies though. Loves children more than anything and just being cuddled. Only con is she hates being alone, which im sure with training could be helped. Loves to zoom with other dogs, but would happily sleep 22 hours a day definitely not an active dog haha Currently 35kgs with alot of extra skin to grow into so not a small dog. Would absolutely recommend this breed! Never barks and is a useless gaurd dog haha (Lucky she doesn't have to be) love her to bits

Good points are so loving, cuddly, brilliant with people and other dogs, loyal and a really chilled dog. Bad points are Stubbornness and Wind (a lot of wind) We had Rufus at 11 weeks old and he was a lovely puppy and our then 5 year old Rhodesian Ridgeback, called Rosco, absolutely loved him and the two were inseparable. We lost Rosco last year and Rufus wasn’t himself for about 10 months. We found just how stubborn he could be, wouldn’t go for a walk, wouldn’t come when we called him and wouldn’t eat!! He’s getting back to himself slowly now. But definitely brilliant dogs to have

As a puppy owner I would have to say he is very emotional, loves to cuddle and has MAJOR separation anxiety. If I get up to go anywhere, he’ll come follow. A bit stubborn when it comes to commands however he is still young, so there is yet to question that. He will have short bursts of energy where he will play and run around for about 30 minutes and is back to sleeping the rest of the day. He refuses to sleep in his own bed and will come climb on my lap to sleep at night, yet I am slowly teaching him to be alone as the he will need to learn to be a yard dog as the household may be too small for him as he matures into a grown adult, judging by the fact he was the largest in his litter - 9.3kg @ 8 weeks. Overall, wonderful home pet very friendly with the family, however, it comes with some difficulty during training as he can be stubborn at times.

My Sadie is adorable, so loving, highly trainable as well. She’s so obedient and loves to please. She is a real ‘people dog’ and just wants human company all the time. She’s happy with other dogs but prefers people. She’s always had a bit of separation anxiety so we don’t leave her alone for too long. She loves coming to the pub with us!

very hard to train gets evry exited

Millhouse was siezed by the RSPCA after living in a bathroom for his entire life with his parents who were found emaciated and passed away along with his siblings, he was the only survivor, showing aggression and misstrust of humans. He spent nearly 2 years in the care of the RSPCA. I adopted him 6 weeks ago and I'm proud to say he of the 6 rescue dogs I have adopted is the most beautifully good natured dog I have ever had the privilege of sharing my life with. He will do anything to please, loves affection and attention, which makes training so easy. Within 2 days he has another skill. I'm running out of skills to train him.

Millhouse spent nearly 2 years in care before being adopted and came from a very abusive background, skin and bone and the only survivor of his family. He was up for adoption for 15 months and nobody wanted a big dog with emotional issues and expensive anti anxiety drugs. When I asked to adopt him from the animal shelter, there was a big thumbs up and audible sound of relief that at someone wanted him, but considerable scrutiny was applied to my interest. We have successfully been partners in life for 10 months. He is no longer on any medication, loves spending time just hanging with me and has no issues being left alone when I have to leave him for work. He lives for love affection and to do anything to please. Really easy to train to do anything, in fact we are running out of ideas, short of learning to drive. I have had experience with other breeds, but without doubt not only is he the best dog I have ever had in my life, he is also the most gentle, caring intuative and accepting of other people dog I have encountered. Despite his size and muscular appearance he loves and will look out for everyone, including his best mate Albi, who we meet up with on walks. Albi is a tiny little toy dashchund who struts around under Millhouse's big frame, knowing very well nobody's going to hurt him whilst his minder is around. All that aside. If your considering adopting a dog. Consider a Millhouse.