What They Never Told You About the American Bandog Mastiff

July 3, 2008 by americanbandog

What They Never Told You About the American Bandog Mastiff : Technically speaking, the Bandog Mastiff is not a “purebred” breed.
These simply glorious dogs possess an ancestry that is part American Pit Bull Terrier and part Neapolitan Mastiff.
His history may be short, but he possesses an abundance of loyalty and love.
The breed exists today thanks to the dedication of two american mastiff breeders.
While you may find variations of this breed, those developed by Swinford and Lucero produce the most stable canines.
They are known for their even temperament as well as their outstanding qualities as a guardian dog.
For a dog who is bred for protection, he has a quiet, confident air about him.
The American Bandog Mastiff is a highly intelligent dog.
These giants want nothing more than to be in the company of their owners, please them, and protect them.
When compared to other dog breeds, the American Bandog Mastiff comes in as an average shedder.

While you may find variations of this breed, those developed by Swinford and Lucero produce the most stable canines. They are known for their even temperament as well as their outstanding qualities as a guardian dog.

The American bandog mastiff can be recognized by his athletic look and prominent musculature. Most dogs in this breed are black brindle, but some are blue, black, red or tawny.

A surprising characteristic is the docility of the dog. For a dog who is bred for protection, he has a quiet, confident air about him (perhaps he realizes that he weighs in between 100 and 140 pounds or 45 to 63 kg!)