Examples of using Mastiffs in English and their translations into Serbian
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One of the mastiffs is heading out.
Mastiffs are excellent guard dogs.
According to another theory,the breed comes from ancient mastiffs.
English Mastiffs are, quite simply, massive.
Dicken was just as gracious as her favorite mastiffs.
By this time, mastiffs have already received fairly widespread.
Mrs. Dicken was the same grip as her favorite mastiffs.
Mastiffs, even participated in gladiatorial battles of ancient Rome.
It is important to know that today there are two types of mastiffs: English and American.
He bought two Mastiffs from the previously mentioned dealer Bill George.
Some carry it better than others, but most English mastiffs do not have the showman mentality.
Very few English mastiffs enjoy the process of participating in exhibitions.
The ancestors of the boxer were an English bulldog,an already extinct bullenbacher and mastiffs.
From 1906 to 1918,only 24 Mastiffs were registered in the United States.
They had to be content until the middle of the 19th century,when real, genuine mastiffs arrived in the West.
Their ancestors allegedly were great mastiffs who fell into the Alps with the Roman conquerors.
But it becomes clear that the authors of these stories andthe children sincerely believe that the mastiffs were saviors sent by the sky.
Neapolitan mastiffs require attention- it is very important for the owner to establish close contact with the pet.
Hypothyroidism is fairly common in Tibetan Mastiffs, as it is in many large"northern" breeds.
The first Tibetan mastiffs was acquired by the famous actor Alain Delon, who always spoke about them with great enthusiasm.
If you compile a short family treeRocks,then its base will be ancient mastiffs, trunk- wolfhounds, and one of the branches is the Central Asian sheepdog.
Today, mastiffs though a serious watchdog, but more striking not by force, but by strong attachment to their master, tolerance and kindness to children.
From personal experience I can say that English mastiffs are the most complaisant dogs, and good nature is their inalienable feature.
Mastiffs were also kept at Hadzor Hall, owned by members of the Galton family, famous for industrialists and scientists, including Charles Darwin.
The dog is thought to be descended from two mastiffs from Lyme Hall in Cheshire, given to Phillip III in 1604 by James I of England.
Perhaps obedience saved the breed, but when the exhibitions began again after the war,only one or two English mastiffs showed activity on a common"apathetic" background.
Long haired Mastiffs, called"Fluffies", are occasionally seen, due to a recessive gene, but this trait is not accepted by any kennel club.
The Washington Post reports that purebred Tibetan Mastiffs are rare and the luxury pet market has been particularly strong in China as of late.
Domesticated Mastiffs are powerful yet gentle and loyal dogs, but due to their physical size and need for space, are best suited for country or suburban life.
This may have led to decline in Mastiffs used for this purpose, but Mastiffs continued to be used as guards for country estates and town businesses.