Of course, a puppy will have more energy than an adult dog, but they should settle down by the time they’re two years old.

Bullmastiffs are very easy to train Given the breed’s strength and inclination to be independent, early socialization and training are essential. Bullmastiffs are natural guardians of their people and property. No guard training is necessary; a Bullmastiff will respond appropriately if its family is threatened.

Bullmastiff puppies (up to two or three years old) can be rambunctious and have an aversion to keeping all four feet on the ground at the same time. Fortunately, adults are calm and quiet and need only moderate exercise to maintain their impressive muscle tone.

Potty training your Mastiff is certainly easier if you can be home a lot during the day, especially during these early times in your relationship with your Mastiff. House training may take up to 6 months to perfect, but you can start expecting your Mastiff puppy to begin learning as early as 8 to 12 weeks of age.

Bullmastiffs are strong-willed and, like other guard dogs, they won’t hesitate to attack if they feel their family is in danger. Rottweilers are one of the breeds most likely to be associated with aggressive behavior, though a well-trained and properly raised Rottie can certainly make for a wonderful pet.

In addition to the drooling and snoring, Bullmastiffs are intelligent, loyal, protective dogs who are eager to please. They are active, confident, alert yet affectionate, and tolerate children well. They don’t bark much and can live comfortably in apartments with daily exercise.

All dogs fart. But you can’t always hear or smell a dog’s fart. Not true with a Bullmastiff. Sometimes, a Bully will let out a loud, proud trumpet of noxious gas.

While the frequency of your dog’s bowel movements may vary based on several factors, it is normal for him to go “do his business” between one and five times per day. Healthier is on the higher side of this range, but not too much.

Take the puppy outside and walk him until he urinates or defecates. Do not talk to the puppy or distract him. Reward the puppy with a small treat and shower him with praise after he goes potty. Mastiffs require a fair amount of exercise, so reward your puppy with some outdoor play as well.

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