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Bullmastiff
The Bullmastiff, a formidable guardian with a gentle heart, excels in protection and companionship. Its short coat and powerful build are complemented by a keen sense of smell, making it an ideal estate protector, while its affectionate nature ensures its role as a beloved family member.
8-15 years
Lifespan
Height: 61 - 69 cm
Size
Characteristics
The Bullmastiff is a large, strong dog known for its protective nature, gentle disposition with family, and short coat. Originating in England, it was bred to guard estates. It has a keen sense of smell and a courageous attitude.
Distribution Range of the Bullmastiff
The Bullmastiff is a domesticated dog breed that originated in the United Kingdom. It was developed in the mid-19th century by gamekeepers for their ability to guard estates. Therefore, its 'native region' in terms of origin is the British Isles.
Bullmastiff's Habitat
Environmental Conditions
As a domesticated breed, Bullmastiffs do not have a 'wild habitat'. They are typically found in human environments, such as homes with yards or estates where they can both guard and live comfortably.
Ecological Niche
The ecological niche of the Bullmastiff is primarily as a guard and companion animal. They require a moderate climate as they can be sensitive to extreme temperatures, both hot and cold. As large, muscular dogs, they need space to move around and thrive best in environments where they can be active without overheating.
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