I am thinking about getting a male mastiff. Do they get along with other male dogs?
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I have a male mini schnauzer, and I am thinking about getting an adult male mastiff, is it true that male mastiffs don’t get along with other males?
Yes, it is true, as it is with most guardian breeds, they tend to have same gender aggression issues, even if they are neutered.
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Male dogs are more prone to scuffle with each other. I would recommend getting a female mastiff if you have a male schnauzer. However, if they are both neutered, they may coincide peacefully.
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Well-bred, WELL-SOCIALIZED Mastiffs do, yes. Due to their mellow nature, they should be tolerant of pretty much all dogs.
But in any case, you’re looking to get an adult, so you don’t really have to worry. Why? Because before you adopt this Mastiff, you can learn all about the temperament he already has established. Ask and find out for yourself how he gets along with all other sorts of dogs, and introduce your dog to him before bringing him home.
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Yes, it is true, as it is with most guardian breeds, they tend to have same gender aggression issues, even if they are neutered.
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ddb (french mastiff) owner/breeder