|
|
English Mastweiler Puppies for Sale
English Mastweiler
Mastiff / Rottweiler
Hybrid
The
English Mastweiler is not a
purebred dog. It is a cross between the Mastiff and the
Rottweiler. The best way to determine the
temperament of a mixed breed is to look up all breeds in the cross and know you
can get any combination of any of the characteristics found in either breed.
This hybrid cross is recognized by the American Canine Hybrid Club.
Not all of these designer hybrid dogs being bred are 50%
purebred to 50% purebred. It is very common for breeders to breed
multi-generation crosses.
"Prince is a 90 lb. English Mastiff
/ Rottweiler mix. He's about 2 years old in this picture and he loves to go
camping and to go on trips to the river with me and my family. He's the
perfect combination of sweet natured dog and fearless protector."
|
ACHC =
American Canine Hybrid Club |

Racket, the Mastiff x Rottweiler hybrid
(English Mastweiler) at 2 years old - "Racket came from a carefully planned
breeding program. A group of breeders in Birmingham, UK, were breeding dogs for
army, police and security work. I think this was their third generation of
puppies from English Mastiff x Rottweiler breeding. The Rotties were small,
German-bred and highly-trained. Racket is third- or fourth-generation cross as
far as I can gather; the breeder had quite good records and showed me photos of
family members who were not present at his kennels. Their aim was to breed a dog
which looked like a small Mastiff but was more suited to working life, both from
a health and temperament viewpoint. There is one
Neapolitan Mastiff in her background - a
Great grandfather I believe, or perhaps a great, great grandfather - and he
would have been used instead of an English Mastiff. The breeder described them
as 'Mastiff x Rottweiler' for this reason, but I confirmed with him that all
other Mastiffs used were English mastiffs, not Bullmastiffs etc.. Her mother and
father were both Mastweilers, and one grandfather was a Rottie. The breeders
were trying to maintain a 50:50 mix down the generations. They had standardized
the colors - the pups were all coming out in dark brindle, fawn or red - and the
type seemed to be very similar too, but there was quite a size discrepancy in
the litter; all pups appeared healthy but, out of about 12 pups, two males were
much larger than the others."
"Despite her tough background, Racket is a lovely girl. She is very soppy and,
aged 2, still thinks she is an adorable puppy. She's an attention-seeker,
desperate to please, adores children. She is very friendly when introduced to
people, but is an alert alarm dog. She is protective of me and stands in front
of me, hackles raised, if she thinks there is a threat. If she hears angry,
raised voices then she becomes alert and starts to guard. She has been raised
with our English Bull Terrier and they adore each other, although they do enjoy
rough play too. She stands about 25" (64cm) high at the shoulder and weighs over
110lbs (50Kgs)."

Racket, the English Mastiff x Rottweiler
hybrid (English Mastweiler) at 2 years old
Racket, the English Mastiff x Rottweiler hybrid (English
Mastweiler) at 2 years old
___________________________________

Abby, the English Mastweiler at 1 year old and 90 pounds.
"Her daddy is a purebred Rottweiler and her mama is a purebred Mastiff."
___________________________________
Mae, the English
Mastweiler at 9 months old. "Her mother
is a purebred English Mastiff that weighed over 110 lbs and her father is a
German bred Rottweiler that weighed over 100lbs. Now at a year old she is
already the height of a normal sized Rottie but still needs to fill out a
bit. She is a very sweet dog who is all bark."

Napoleon, the English Mastweiler
at 8 months old.
Bred from from
a Mastiff female and a Rottweiler male.

English Mastweilers,
Jazzy (left),
Napoleon (right) at 6 months old. Bred from from a
Mastiff female and a Rottweiler male.

English Mastweiler puppy at
5 weeks old. "With
most of these puppies we find they are laid back like a Mastiff, but
love to get up and romp like a Rottweiler. These
puppies are from a Mastiff female and a
Rottweiler male."
Hybrid Dog Information
|
|