Lexie 6month old boerboel and tessy one year old bul mastiff

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Tessy, fawn bull mastiff i got when she was three months old to while away boredom of sitting home all by myself, really proved her worth, so far she is gentle, friendly and only bark at night but really playful when given the chance, her first year birthday was first of january and came on heat november 2016, didnt take her for mating as I was strongly advised against it by my vet, she just lie around all day and observe all the young puppies play, only chip in to seize something from there mouth like a way of oppression, but very good with kids and other dogs
Lexie on the other hand I bought cos I needed a companion for tessy as I became very busy over time, she came with two gsds which I had to let go of as they became too much of a mouthful,she is playful but can get aggressive with strangers and try to bite anything that run even me, has a way of eating anything that enter her mouth but despite her rugged looks she really is a very lovely boerboel puppy that im so proud to own. She rarely bark though whether day or night but thats the more reason why she is more often on a leash cos she lash out at all my farm animals even d cows sometimes give her her way when she I in a mood

More pix of their growing up

Op be like , don't worry dogs u will grow into those collars. U have good dogs op. I love brindles too

Me and lexie doing tug of war,

My 9 weeks GSD always wanting to be heard and love attention, about the collar, I bought them for my previous dogs and wasn't feeling up to buying a new collar

Lexie, spikey and tessy, my number 1 fans

I am enjoying your thread. Please I take God beg you, don't do like other OPS with interesting threads but refused to update it for reasons best known to them.
I don't mind you telling us about the unique feature(s) in each of the canine companion, and what cynophiles should note about each breed you have.

Thanks for the interest, im sure to do that as often as I can

okikiosibodu:
I am enjoying your thread. Please I take God beg you, don't do like other OPS with interesting threads but refused to update it for reasons best known to them.
I don't mind you telling us about the unique feature(s) in each of the canine companion, and what cynophiles should note about each breed you have.

Now and then, tessy came in april last year with a lhasa (ozil) that later died due to injection abscess, always in a smiling mood and i'm surprised how big she has grown over the few months though we argued with my friends on her first day that her face isnt squared enough for a mastiff despite al d guarantee I got about her pureness, I had to request for the parents just to be sure,and she has changed a lot to be rougher and tougher though im told its mostly males that have very square and rough jaws, but all the same, im just happy to have her, as for her being mild, I ve tried everything to make her become a dog that bark and bite people but discovered that you dont need to force it out of a dog, she is beginning to bark at people now something she never does, so it get better with age, just waiting for her to whelp her first set of pupies as im told thats when she ll start preventing people from coming near her although whether she decide to change her temperament or not, I have to like her for who she is as I still have a long relationship with her and being my first real dog, we ve bonded quite well

More pictures of tessy growing up at about nine months, she hate nothing more than being on a leash and has devised a way of always jumping out of the kennel or cutting the chain she is on, so most times I just let her roam if im around as she has a way of eating my birds and rabbits if I mistakenly leave her free even for an hour with noone to watch her

Farm life, dogs always drinking from and breaking drinkers meant for my birds and hardly ever use their own.

Loving ur thread bro, but please let me chop this in, can u try and increase d fawns diet as she looks a bit lean, talking about the visible ribs, thank u

wolewolsz:
Loving ur thread bro, but please let me chop this in, can u try and increase d fawns diet as she looks a bit lean, talking about the visible ribs, thank u

Thanks for the observation, I spoke with my vet about it as I noticed it two weeks ago, he diagnosed that they needed to be dewormed and gave them injection for ecto and endo parasites, then stress as well as I moved them from my house to the farm but im adjusting the diet as well so hopefully within a week, they will look better

I love dis thread, dis is wat I call a farm, Do u trust ur dogs wit those chickens? u ve tried wit dt much dog

I have a question?? At what age did you start attaching collars to their neck and when did you start taking them on walks cos my puppy goes berserk whenever I put a collar on his neck

Eveezy:
I love dis thread, dis is wat I call a farm, Do u trust ur dogs wit those chickens? u ve tried wit dt much dog

Thanks, the dogs do their best to control themselves but sometimes instincts take over,but to give them credit they hardly do it when someone is around although they chase the local chickens that lay outside to try and eat their eggs at night so we r working on that aspect, so far I ve lost about twelve live birds to a total of five dogs over one year but that was at home and since we moved to the farm, they ate just one rooster but I ve stopped raising rabbits completely cos they must kill them,they killed about 8 rabbits over two weeks by either waylaying them at night or breaking d cage door when no one is watching, their primary job for now is to ensure that every animal stay in its place by chasing birds to cage and d goats to their shed leaving d centre of d farm clear,then alerting whenever anyone is at d gate and so far so good they r doing wel, as for the qty, I sold d gsd today so I could focus on d mastiffs as they r my primary concern so they r down to two now cos cost of feeding isnt very funny at all

14teenK:
I have a question?? At what age did you start attaching collars to their neck and when did you start taking them on walks cos my puppy goes berserk whenever I put a collar on his neck

I try to put collar as early as I can, tessy and ozil came at four months of age from a training school so they were already used to it,i had plenty of space in d compound so we walk and run round the compound daily while doing basic training although they really dont find it funny to chain them

That was their first day, more pictures of them

Their first day

Lexie came at 8 wks with two gsds of 6 wks, they got their collars after two weeks. I just allow them play with the collars more like introducing them to it before putting I round their necks, that way they r more receptive to it, beside when they notice they r not the only ones wearing it, they try to pull it off d neck of the other ones but themselves

Lexie, jake messi and our definition of going for a walk.we just run round d compound, had d first official long walk just last month cos they have all d space they need to expend their energies without having to go outside the house, now a days we just run on the street every morning and we r good for the day, for the tantrums your pupy throw, I ll suggest you just ignore her, she would get used to the collar with time.

nice thread love it

Tessy and lexie learning to wait patiently

This is lovely.

I'll love to replicate this at my place

Tessy came on her 2nd heat on the 7th so I took her for mating with 'Don' a massive male bullmastiff, on the 17th and 18th of march, now its just a waiting game for the outcome but im really excited with d prospects of expecting her first litter, was advised to tie one of her legs to prevent her from stretching out the potential pups even when I ve not confirmed anything yet cos she jumps a lot and stretch a lot so that's what ll commence from next week, movement restrictions. I ve patiently waited almost a year for this and d next few months is really going to be very defining for me

Ricadob:
This is lovely.

I'll love to replicate this at my place

Thanks, Its challenging raising dogs I must tell you but I believe its worth it, all it take is just genuine love for them cos they really will test your patience as you have to constantly guard against lice and ticks, cook daily for them( dont have a restaurant nearby) clean their kennels and their litter after them and they get into lots of mischief especially when u turn ur back, I currently have no good usable palm sandal cos d dogs have chewed all of them, I just wear them like that now, then especially when u r extremely broke and u imagine well over a hundred thousand investment jumping on u, it take every resolve not to try and get money off ur dog.they fall sick and u r even more sick with worry,But all that aside truth is they bring great joy watching them esp from puppy stage to adulthood, they just love u unconditionally and its hard not to reciprocate cos sometimes they just do things to make u laugh just thinking about it, plus u get to exercise a lot, thats if u r not raising them for security of which is there major benefits, I used to complain my dogs are very docile when it come to people but I just realise that all they needed was time, now once its seven pm nobody touches the gate without a guide to escort them inside,and its so much fun, I really encourage u to go for it if u have d time and resources to commit cos they eat a lot too especially mastffs, cheers

Tessy and lexie

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kingsley1978:
pls ....I love your dogs ...my brother..pls how do I get the type of Lexie's...pls ifbu are on whatapp ...dis is my NUM ...08117138655

yu can contact bobbysaxy here on nairaland. he has a super boerboel melody.

isa112:
Lexie 6month old boerboel and tessy one year old bul mastiff

nice dogs

Following this nice thread! OP please try and keep us updated!