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Part of the fun was seeing dogs I don't normally get to see... like a Neapolitan mastiff. They're not what I would call "pretty" dogs....
Water pump. I would have put a bigger pump on but the outlet on the tank is only 2'' and i'm not going to try and change that because it would not be a easy job.
here’s a pic of my 180lb mastiff. These beds have more support than any other bed out there that I’ve tried, and I’ve tried a ton!
This is Sequoia, she's a five year old Neapolitan Mastiff who's family couldn't keep her because their neighbors had started picking on her just because she looked mean and tough. My dad adopted her and he says she's my dog too. She's one of the sweetest most easy going dogs around. The breed is a fantastic and intelligent breed as protective as they come, raised for guarding and staying in one area. I've always been a big fan of Neo's. This gal weighs about 150 pounds, but wouldn't hurt a flea. I'm glad dad took her, and I'm glad he considers her mine too because they are such a majestic breed.
The Mastiff exhaust which I would love to move underneath because of trees in driveways but I need to write a letter to Vicroads because any diesel powered truck built after 1976 and over 4.5tons must have a vertical exhaust. It has already been bent from trees. I don't know if I can be bothered with trying to get Vicroads to say ok.
9 week old Bull Mastiff crossed with a Staffordshire Bull Terrier at Whitechapel Tube Station, waiting patiently. Lovely dog too.
The Tibetan Mastiff is a massive, giant dog with sturdy bone structure. The body is slightly longer than tall. The somewhat wrinkled head is broad, heavy and strong. The broad muzzle is square when viewed from all sides. The large nose is black. The teeth meet in a scissors or level bite. The upper lip usually covers the lower lip. The slightly slanting eyes are almond shaped, deep-set and medium in size. Eye color comes in shades of brown. The pendant ears are V-shaped, hanging forward close to the head. The neck is muscular and arched with a moderate dewlap. The dewlap is more prominent in males than in females. The topline is level. The feathered tail is curled over the back. The front legs are straight with feathering. The feet are cat-like and may have feathering between the toes. Dewclaws are sometimes removed. The double coat is immense and thick with a heavy mane around the neck and shorter hair on the head. The coat color comes in black, brown and blue-gray, all with or without tan markings and various shades of gold. It can also have white markings.
Some breeders have labeled the Tibetan Mastiff into two types, although both types are often born in the same litter: the Do-khyi and the Tsang-khyi. Tsang-khyi means "dog from Tsang" and is described as the "monastery" type. It is taller and heavier boned with more wrinkles around the face. The Do-khyi or "nomad" type is leaner with fewer wrinkles.