When an emergency happens with one of my Bullmastiffs, there’s no time to rummage through drawers or guess at medication names. Over the years I learned that a well-prepared veterinary emergency binder is one of the simplest things you can create that actually saves time, lowers anxiety and...
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Health
I often find that the earliest signs of trouble in a Bullmastiff's rear gait...
Training
I’ve worked with a lot of Bullmastiffs over the years — puppies, prime...
Training
I’ve worked with many Bullmastiffs who panic at the sound of fireworks or...
Training
Giving medication to a Bullmastiff can feel like trying to spoon-feed a...
I spend a lot of time watching Bullmastiffs — in my kennel, at rescue, and in homes where I help new owners settle in. Over the years I’ve learned that understanding a Bullmastiff’s body language is one of the quickest ways to build trust and...
Bullmastiffs are wonderfully affectionate, but those generous rolls of skin—especially around the face, neck and tail—require regular attention. Over the years I’ve learned that a small, consistent routine prevents a lot of heartache: fewer...
I’ll never forget the first time I suspected bloat in one of my Bullmastiffs. It was late at night, he was restless, pacing between the kitchen and the bedroom, standing with a strange, uncomfortable posture, and then began to retch without...
When a rescue Bullmastiff first arrives at my home, I treat the situation like caring for someone who’s just left a storm. They’re often exhausted, confused and guarded. Over years of rescue and rehoming work I’ve honed a practical,...
I’ve trained dozens of Bullmastiffs to come back when called in parks, streets and busy beaches. It’s one of the most rewarding — and sometimes frustrating — parts of responsible ownership. Bullmastiffs are intelligent, independent and...