Hulet Mastiffs: April 2013

Tuesday, April 30, 2013

PUPPIES ARE HERE

On April 20th, ten healthy puppies join our family!! They are doing amazing and growing very quickly! We have 7 healthy males and 3 healthy females! Ginger is a GREAT momma! She is gentle, very careful, and takes such great care of her babies! Health wise she is also doing great and healing like a champ :0) Puppies had their dew claws removed on April 25th and they are also healing without a problem.

Welcome

Hello and Welcome To Our Page!! I am working on getting posts up, updates on puppies and momma, and some pictures! Thanks for your patience!

Did You Know?

"One of the biggest dogs recognized by the American Kennel Club, the massive Mastiff loves being around people and is known to bond closely with his 'family.' A combination of grandeur and good nature as well as courage and docility, he was bred in England and used as a watchdog for more than two thousand years."

"As early as 3000 B.C., drawings on Egyptian monuments depict typical Mastiffs. Later, even Caesar noticed the fearless, strong Mastiff as it fought alongside the British soldiers in 55 B.C. Impressed by the breed's courage, he brought a group of them back to Rome and forced them to take part in bull baiting, lion fighting and fights with human gladiators. Later, the Mastiff became popular with the peasants in England, where the dogs were used to keep wolves and other dangerous predators under control as well to as protect the home."
Citation:
AKC, . N.p.. Web. 30 Apr 2013. http://www.akc.org/breeds/mastiff/index.cfm.

About Us

Our dogs are children! They are not just our pets, they are part of our family. We put the well-being and safety of our dogs above the desire for financial gain. We take time in carefully planning each breeding. Our ultimate goal is to produce healthy, happy, and quality English Mastiffs of great soundness and delightful temperaments. As English Mastiff parents, being able to share the love we have for the breed through our breeding is amazing! Without a doubt, we would rather give one of our babies to a great home than to sell one to the wrong home.