DO BULLMASTIFF HAVE OBESITY PROBLEMS?
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
- DO BULLMASTIFF HAVE OBESITY PROBLEMS? The health of your dog is so important and today you can learn about if the Bullmastiff has obesity problems.
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Love your bull mastiff videos. I'm considering one to be my balance and stability assistant.
I am always trying to be sure my 10 month old Bullmastiff gets proper amounts of good quality food and 2 walks a day. He seems healthy and a good weight...but aside from not looking fat, how can I be sure my boy isn't gaining too much weight? He was at the vet at 5 months old and was 68 pounds. He goes again in June for his 1 year check up.
You can take your dog to the vet to get him weighed for free, I'd do that once a month to make sure you're on the right track.
So I walk my 7 year old bullmastive 4 times a day and and good food but my friends bullmastive is 140 lbs and mines 125 is she a good weight for her age?
I'm having nothing but a hell of a time trying to get a purebred bullmastiff pup here in Ontario.
@@hanzifaction I've been in contact with one breeder who said that it was first come first serve and that I should keep in touch so she doesn't forget about me, so I did ( on a monthly basis) and then when a litter came up I was told that I wasn't on the list, and wasn't on the next list either. I been in contact with a few other breeders, filled out an application and still waiting to hear back, told by another to try back in September. It's not a lack of trying. I can get any other type of dog but these ones are elusive.
@@Well_This_Guy_Says you can try attempting to get one in the US, or check with on some of your breed’s local Facebook groups to see who else is breeding. I will be picking mine up in July, but I live in the US. It was still tough for me to find, as the AKC only has 2 breeders listed within 500 miles of me. Once I got in touch with people from local breeding clubs and groups, I was given a list of about 13 breeders in my state. Keep trying. They’re out there. Also be willing to travel a ways for your pup.