Popular Posts RSSFri, 20 Sep 2019 05:30:06 GMT Washington DC: A Dog is indeed man's best friend and a pooch from Florida exemplified the saying. The canine tried all things possible to save his family from fire and died while trying to alarm them, reported Fox News. A Jack Russell Terrier, Zippy started barking as the fire alarm went off shortly when a fire broke out in the attic of Butler family house, located in Bradenton, around 2 am (IST) Tuesday.  Read more...

]]>Fri, 20 Sep 2019 05:30:06 GMTOne of the nice features of this system is that it allows you to create multiple profiles and easily switch between them and the most powerful feature for professionals (breeders, handlers, trainers, sitters, walkers, nutritionist, veterinarians, etc..) is that you can now create your own Organization, Organizations allow you to create a profile for your business or profession that is separate yet connected to your personal profile. Your organization is where you can post your business related items such as your breeding, shows, performance events, wins and brags or any other pertinent information. Give the Organizations a try!  See an example here for #Mastini Mayhem

]]>Wed, 16 Oct 2019 04:04:10 GMTA grand mother and her dog in China help others by picking veggies from her garden and leaving on the roadside for free to people.

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]]>Sun, 14 Feb 2021 23:07:40 GMTOh my gosh. Why did they not interview Kangal owners in their homeland where the dogs are being used for the purpose they were bred. Listening to these two well-meaning people reminds me of how daft most western dog owners are. However, I don’t blame them - Their information is just not factually correct and is made for the western pet owner.  

]]>Sun, 14 Feb 2021 15:48:29 GMT"Caucasian Shepherd for Sale or Adoption (March 2024) Find a good Caucasian Shepherd puppy for sale or adoption in the USA and Canada!Caucasian Shepherd aka Caucasian Ovcharka is still considered to be a rare dog breed outside its native country, so sometimes finding a puppy of this Russian Bear Dog can be a tricky task.ON THIS PAGE:Puppies available right nowPuppies coming soonDogs for adoption/rehomingWaiting list (reputable breeders)Import from EuropePuppies in Canada"https://www.russiandog.net/caucasian-shepherd-for-sale

]]>Thu, 14 Mar 2024 18:33:01 GMTHello MD Fans. If you have uploaded photos on the old gallery you may find them still online at this link. Photos that were uploaded to the old forums directly are unfortunately not available online anymore. Also there are links to the old album and photos on the Albums and Gallery pages here.  ... Read more

]]>Tue, 16 Feb 2021 16:20:21 GMTFirst of all, the site looks great Gary. This is Tonedog from back in the day. I decided to just randomly see if molosserdogs was still around, fearing the worst, but wow, looks good.  Maybe some controversial debate will help liven the place up a bit? lol Over the last few years I've been continuing my recreational research into dogs and dog history (which has now spanned many decades), and I've stumbled onto a realization that "mastiffs" basically don't exist and never did.   Hear me out...  I believe the mastiff category is merely comprised of retired dogs from various other functional types. They have no real genetic foundation making them a group and no real ancestral function. If you name a mastiff I can tell you how it isn't one and never was, and what it really is.  English mastiff- Boarhound. Essentially a breed created at Lyme Hall by the descendants of Sir Piers Legh to pay homage to the legend of Sir Piers being saved by a mastiff in a battle with the french in 1415. The thing is, before the recreation, the dogs of lyme park were clearly boarhounds. As boars were depleted from the english countryside they continued to keep these boarhounds for a while as "chamber dogs" that would hang around inside and play with the kids.  But they were simply england's great danes, really. Retired boarhounds, which initially were created by crossing bulldogs with large sighthounds. Any image of a mastiff in england from before the 1800s looks like a long legged mongrel boar hound, and only rarely won't be referred to as such. I'm rather convinced that's all they were, while they were working functional animals. The modern english mastiff is a recreation based on the legend of these boarhounds, and they made them more bulky and sluggish, but not for any real functional reason.  Big for bigness' sake, with total amnesia about their boar hunting origins.  Neapolitan mastiff -  Bulldog. The neapolitan mastiff and cane corso were assuredly one in the same dog before... Read more

]]>Sat, 24 Oct 2020 14:07:05 GMTIt starts off a little corny with a Yorkshire Terrier pulling but gets a lot better.Weightpulling Basics: Equipment (APDA Videocast Episode 1) - YouTubeAll rights reserved to Molosserdogs.com, www.APDASports.com, APDA, Youtube.com, dog's owners, breeders, sponsors and equipment utilized."The APDA Videocast Series is intended to provide information regarding weightpulling as a competitive sport and therapeutic resource. It is not a replacement for working with an experienced trainer or weightpuller." Via APDA@APDASports.com

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