![]() ![]() Mastiffs can develop problems with the eyes and eyelids. As a large breed dog, they can also be prone to hip dysplasia and joint disease. They can be prone to cardiomyopathies which is a genetic disease of the heart muscle. As a breed, they can inherit the Bullmastiff’s predisposition to heart disease. Regular trips to your veterinarian for preventative treatment will help keep your dog in top condition and pick up on any problems early allowing for more effective treatment. Most Bullsky Mastiffs grow up to be healthy happy dogs. Check out this article on our blog to learn more about raw feeding huskies. However, this comes with its risks and there are many other ways to provide a healthy diet for your dog. Many Husky owners advocate for raw feeding. Above all, a well-balanced, nutritionally complete diet is recommended that contains meat, vegetables, and grains. They are a large breed and require a lot of food, making them expensive to feed. They are a very active breed and a diet high in good quality protein is recommended to ensure adequate energy and muscle mass. Food and Diet RequirementsĪs a breed, Husky Mastiff crosses do not require a different diet than any other large breed dog. Short hair Bullskies require less grooming than long-haired dogs. They can be tan, white, black and white, or grey. Their color may vary widely depending on the parent’s colors. Groomingĭepending on the genetics, husky-mastiff cross dogs may have thicker, longer coats like a Husky or a shorter, denser coat like a Mastiff. They will often keep a polite distance from people they don’t know and have a strong guarding instinct so will be wary of letting strangers enter your house or property. They are friendly dogs although may take time to come around to new people. They do, however, have a strong prey drive and may be prone to chasing smaller animals such as cats. Early socialization from puppyhood is very important. Husky-mastiffs are generally good around other dogs and animals, as long as they learn how to be around them from a young age. They are brave and courageous and natural protectors. Sociabilityīullmastiffs were originally bred as guard dogs. They love nothing more than to explore with you. They are strong dogs and need training to walk on a leash without pulling. If they are stuck indoors, or in a small space with little activity, they may get frustrated and become destructive. Check out this article for lots of homemade enrichment ideas for your dog.Ī Husky Mastiff cross may not be a great dog if you are a city dweller and live in a small apartment. Being half husky, they can be highly strung and very intelligent so plenty of brain stimulation in the form of training games and enrichment activities is required. ![]() They require regular exercise, up to 2 hours per day but also need mental stimulation. They can grow up to 110 pounds with male dogs often weighing more than female dogs. The ‘Bullsky’ or husky-mastiff cross is a large breed dog that requires plenty of space to run and play. A husky-Bullmastiff cross can be expected to live 10-11 years on average. The average lifespan of a Husky is 10-13 years and slightly shorter for a Bullmastiff at 8-10 years owing to their larger size. However, in the right environment and with a lot of commitment they can make a loyal pet that is part of the family. ![]() They can be stubborn and are not the easiest breed to train for new pet parents. These dogs love to run and play but won’t miss the opportunity to snuggle at home either! This hybrid dog is fun-loving and loyal, but also very active. The Husky-Mastiff mix dogs are about the same size as their Bullmastiff parents with a powerful, broad head. They make loyal family pets and are notoriously laid-back at home. Bullmastiffs were originally bred as guard dogs. They howl rather than bark and can be very loud. They have a strong prey drive and may chase cats and livestock. They are intelligent and thrive on human company but need firm, gentle training from puppyhood. Siberian Huskies are independent dogs and love to run. Siberian Huskies and Bullmastiffs are both large breeds but have very different personalities. Bullsky can be stubborn and are not the easiest breed to train for new pet parents. ![]()
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