Bullmastiff X Bullgrey

[bullmastiff 615]

I've been off work this week preparing for my second child to be born so have finally managed to get out with a camera and get some snaps of the pup.

Not everyone's cup of tea I know but for those that were interested.

She's coming on with her training well, with her retrieve being much better than I expected.

I haven't done any work with her at all as she's still far too puppish (she's still chasing crows and rooks across the field!

She's 9 month's old now and about 23-24"tts.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Her litter brother has gone more towards the Bull breed side and is turning into what looks like a Staffie on growth hormones!.

 

 

 

 

All the best

 

Luke.

[Guest deerhound hunter]

WHATS THE SPEED AND STRIKING LIKE,NICE PUP,WHAT DO YOU WANT TO BE DOING MOSTLY.

[bullmastiff 615]

I really don't know! The only thing she's struck at is a Tennis ball! her speeds not too bad and a lot better than I expected. Her main job will be running on behind Roo and helping finish certain arguements quicker, so speed isn't really required.

The Farmer is pushing to get her working them already and wasn't happy when I told him it'll probably be another 12 month's until she can do that.

[Guest deerhound hunter]

GOOD STRONG DOG,GOOD FOR PULLING AND DRAWING DOG,ATB WITH THE PUP,HOPE IT DOES YOU PROUD..........

[matt32 44]

ive seen this dog in the flesh and shes spot on also got a good retrive which she showed by chasing a lure and then retrieving it,im sure she will fill the role lukehas got in mind for her and some nice pics mate atb matt32

[bullmastiff 615]

Cheers fella, it was funny watching their faces as she retrieved the Lure back to hand! I guess their whippet's don't do that usually! and she was faster at getting it back than that kid on the motorbike!!!

[Guest Anubis]

Looking good

[miss lurcher bitch 319]

hi luke he is a cracker seen this dog in the flesh and hes a cracking dog hes turned out great mate hope all goes well with baby and hope all family are ok

[collie/grey 238]

She's looking very well luke, keep up the good work and im sure she will do you proud!

[bird 10,013]

not a dog i would have,but i used to breed bullmastiffs years ago. And the breed was in a mess physically (H.D ,short lived, ...........) This dog looks a 100% healty+agile,compare'd to bullmastiffs+mastiffs of to day, which is good thing. But if i wanted a big+strong dog for bigger things than rabbits, i would have gone for a line bred bullxgrey of proven parents. not the above type dog.?

[bullmastiff 615]

Thank you Guys and Gals!

 

not a dog i would have,but i used to breed bullmastiffs years ago. And the breed was in a mess physically (H.D ,short lived, ...........) This dog looks a 100% healty+agile,compare'd to bullmastiffs+mastiffs of to day, which is good thing. But if i wanted a big+strong dog for bigger things than rabbits, i would have gone for a line bred bullxgrey of proven parents. not the above type dog.?

 

Bird, it was an accidental mating, by the time we realised Tia was pregnant it was too late.

I was looking at getting a replacement for Tia soon anyway so kept one of the pups to try out. I hope she pulls her weight and takes to work but if not then she'll just be a pet and I'll go for a decent bred halfcross.

 

ATB

[forest of dean redneck 11,861]

looks a nice dog and from what i can gather similar breeding to the alaunts

[lietome 138]

I really don't know! The only thing she's struck at is a Tennis ball! her speeds not too bad and a lot better than I expected. Her main job will be running on behind Roo and helping finish certain arguements quicker, so speed isn't really required.

The Farmer is pushing to get her working them already and wasn't happy when I told him it'll probably be another 12 month's until she can do that.

good luck looking good

[Guest fence_hopper]

Thank you Guys and Gals!

 

not a dog i would have,but i used to breed bullmastiffs years ago. And the breed was in a mess physically (H.D ,short lived, ...........) This dog looks a 100% healty+agile,compare'd to bullmastiffs+mastiffs of to day, which is good thing. But if i wanted a big+strong dog for bigger things than rabbits, i would have gone for a line bred bullxgrey of proven parents. not the above type dog.?

 

Bird, it was an accidental mating, by the time we realised Tia was pregnant it was too late.

I was looking at getting a replacement for Tia soon anyway so kept one of the pups to try out. I hope she pulls her weight and takes to work but if not then she'll just be a pet and I'll go for a decent bred halfcross.

 

ATB

 

 

i do agree with bird, but i hope she doe's you proud fella, you got nothing to loose, so she's worth a go. nice to hear how she doe's in september

[GET THEM OUT (.)(.) 39]

looking well mate, ,