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Hello Molosser Fans. Just a reminder that you can use hashtags "#" to browse or create a channel. For instance #molosserdogs will create or add to the molosserdogs channel. See all Channels: New Channels (molosserdogs.com) You can also use "@" to directly address a person or organization for instance @Admin and admin will be notified. Cool stuff. Give it a try on your next post.

Here’s a summary of the key points from the #molosserdogs home page. Ethical Breeding: Discusses the importance of prioritizing animal welfare, avoiding inbreeding, and promoting responsible ownership to ensure the health and well-being of dogs12. Thor’s Tale: A fictional story about Thor, a mix of Bernese Mountain Dog and Black Russian Terrier, who protects a lost child named Lily from wolves in the forest3. Neutering/Spaying Guidelines: Mentions a new study that provides updated guidelines for neutering or spaying dogs to prevent increased risks of cancer or joint issues4. Dog Discussions: The page contains various posts and discussions on topics like outdoor working dogs, guardian dogs at home, and the politics of dog shows.

Channels are automagically created by users of the site simply by putting the hashtag "#" in front of a word. For example if I type #Ilovedogs it will automatically create a Channel called Ilovedogs. You can uses this to promote and aggregate contents on the site. Give it a try next time you post something. Also, you can use the "@" feature to directly indicate someone in a post for example - ?@Desiree? joined #molosserdogs in 2003 and ?@eliteguardianpresa? has some awesome @presa_canario :) Cheers. Gary

@Denno Hi there. Have not see you on in a while. Hope you are well and great to see you back on #molosserdogs

@JEWELM. MOORE Thank you for joining us on #molosserdogs. We are glad you are here and hope you will find the site useful and informative. Welcome here

@Ricky B Buffalo that is an impressive #mastiff. Great protector for your boy. Thanks for posting these photos. On #molosserdogs we love seeing our members dogs and discussing temperament and function. Welcome here.