Hi again, meant to post these also, these are shots of Munro and his best mate GUS, they are actually playing believe it or not......

To the non-bully owner - they look like two boys you wouldn't like to meet in a dark alley.  To the rest of us, don't you just wanna kiss their gorgeous faces?!...  

The big silver brindle fella is an interesting dog. What does he have in him.
He looks like a Bandog, bullmastiff combo.
Couple of good action shots. You would nearly think they're into it, in the middle photo.

Noel

Hi Noel, Gus is neo-mastiff cross with english mastiff, 18 months old, a really big strong dog,  take care and a huge hello to the family,  regards Maree

I would have expected him to be a lot bigger than that, with a much heavier head from those 2 breeds. Both Neos and English mastiff males are 80kg plus.


This was Johnson , our pedigreed Bullmastiff male " My Old Mate " he weighed 74 kg's.
Not trying to out do anyone, but I think it is handy to be able to compare examples of pure breeds, so you know what you are buying, whether it be a thoroughbred or a crossbred.

That is one MASSIVE dog!  Great looking boy you had there  

He is a great Bullmastiff Noel that you had looks almost thought it was an English he is so big! Looked as so he was your best mate.

When Tina was showing him, he had won best of breed 2 years running at the Toowoomba Royal, and his mother won runner up best of breed at the Brisbane Royal.We bred around 20 litters over 16 years.
If we had an Association like the UABA for Bullmastiffs, the breed would have powered on, but each breeder did their own thing and the breed scattered a fair bit in type.
I was hoping to put a number of photos up in the other photos section soon.  Bullmastiffs were the best breed we had ever owned, until we started producing some excellent Aussies.

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