50% Bullmastiff, 50% OEB

hesh · 09-24-2009, 08:10 PM

Despite the range in looks that can be found amongst OEB, has anyone ever seen this mix? A local breeder just had pups, and Im curious to see how these dogs look as they mature - does anyone have pictures please?

cubs204 · 09-24-2009, 08:18 PM

AllAmericanPUP · 09-24-2009, 08:41 PM

a big fat sloppy mutt?

maryserratos · 09-24-2009, 08:51 PM

I know of several breeders that are adding more mastiff to their lines. Was it BM, or was it NM?

Kellee · 09-24-2009, 10:14 PM

I have read somewhere that the Bullmastiff was originally a cross between an Olde English Bulldogge and an English Mastiff. I think you would be getting something that looked like a thicker, bigger old english bulldog if I had to guess. I imagine there may be pics on the net if you google it, for the cross you are looking for.

Mine are Bullmastiff / American Bulldog crosses in the avatar.....minus the lil EB of course.

Bones088 · 09-24-2009, 10:25 PM

Oh crap I want to get a couple of canine and have a litter of puppies cause I am smart and they are awesome.

BullyLady · 09-24-2009, 10:45 PM

Sounds like a big ole mutt to me!

Drakoshuman · 09-25-2009, 12:46 AM

So by calling this dog a mutt would it be right to say all dogs are mutts? Aren't all dogs a cross between 1 breed and another? Or is it because some dogs are purpose bred and have managed to become registered with 1 or more of a multitude of registries that it loses the distinction of being called a mutt. Not trying to start conflict here but had it not been for dog breeders with a vision what would we have other than just a bunch of mutts?

AllAmericanPUP · 09-25-2009, 09:39 AM

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Originally Posted by Drakoshuman

So by calling this dog a mutt would it be right to say all dogs are mutts? Aren't all dogs a cross between 1 breed and another? Or is it because some dogs are purpose bred and have managed to become registered with 1 or more of a multitude of registries that it loses the distinction of being called a mutt. Not trying to start conflict here but had it not been for dog breeders with a vision what would we have other than just a bunch of mutts?

purebreds are purebreds because when you breed them together you know what you're going to get and yes their creators had a purpose when creating them. If you breed a Bullmastiff to an OEB you don't know what you will get and what do you think the breeders purpose for this cross would be anyways? The bullmastiff went into the creation of the OEB so breeding an OEB to a bullmastiff is sort of redundant and pointless wouldn't you think?

I'm personally quite tired of every jo schmo that takes two bully breeds, slaps them together and thinks they've made something fabulous

Drakoshuman · 09-25-2009, 09:56 AM

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Originally Posted by Drakoshuman

So by calling this dog a mutt would it be right to say all dogs are mutts? Aren't all dogs a cross between 1 breed and another? Or is it because some dogs are purpose bred and have managed to become registered with 1 or more of a multitude of registries that it loses the distinction of being called a mutt. Not trying to start conflict here but had it not been for dog breeders with a vision what would we have other than just a bunch of mutts?

purebreds are purebreds because when you breed them together you know what you're going to get and yes their creators had a purpose when creating them. If you breed a Bullmastiff to an OEB you don't know what you will get and what do you think the breeders purpose for this cross would be anyways? The bullmastiff went into the creation of the OEB so breeding an OEB to a bullmastiff is sort of redundant and pointless wouldn't you think?

I'm personally quite tired of every jo schmo that takes two bully breeds, slaps them together and thinks they've made something fabulous

I could'nt agree more with you on this point. Correct breeding is a science that I'll never begin to understand and really have no desire to. It just seems that at some point that in any particular breed the bloodline is going to become somewhat diluted unless one gets back to the very foundation from which the breed was started. It's not likely the breeder of these dogs had this in mind but would'nt, in theory, a breeding such as this, under the right circumstances, tend to bring back some of the very foundation from which this breed was "designed"?. Just curious?

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hesh Junior Member Stranger Join Date: Nov 2008 Posts: 8	50% Bullmastiff, 50% OEB Despite the range in looks that can be found amongst OEB, has anyone ever seen this mix? A local breeder just had pups, and Im curious to see how these dogs look as they mature - does anyone have pictures please?

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cubs204 Senior Member Advanced Member Join Date: May 2008 Location: Springfield, il Posts: 1,085	__________________

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AllAmericanPUP Senior Member Distinguished Member Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Taylorville,IL Posts: 2,175	a big fat sloppy mutt? __________________

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maryserratos Senior Member Advanced Member Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Northern Cali Posts: 1,034	I know of several breeders that are adding more mastiff to their lines. Was it BM, or was it NM? __________________ RIP Lily. You will be missed.

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09-24-2009, 10:14 PM	#5 (permalink)
Kellee Senior Member Advanced Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Manitoba Posts: 1,166	I have read somewhere that the Bullmastiff was originally a cross between an Olde English Bulldogge and an English Mastiff. I think you would be getting something that looked like a thicker, bigger old english bulldog if I had to guess. I imagine there may be pics on the net if you google it, for the cross you are looking for. Mine are Bullmastiff / American Bulldog crosses in the avatar.....minus the lil EB of course.

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BullyLady Senior Member Distinguished Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Posts: 3,526	Sounds like a big ole mutt to me! __________________ Shelby - CGC American Bulldog mix 2 yrs www.hijackedunlocked.com

09-25-2009, 12:46 AM	#8 (permalink)
Drakoshuman Senior Member Distinguished Member Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Caldwell, Idaho.. Foothills of the Rocky Mountains Posts: 1,499	So by calling this dog a mutt would it be right to say all dogs are mutts? Aren't all dogs a cross between 1 breed and another? Or is it because some dogs are purpose bred and have managed to become registered with 1 or more of a multitude of registries that it loses the distinction of being called a mutt. Not trying to start conflict here but had it not been for dog breeders with a vision what would we have other than just a bunch of mutts?