All you need to know about Great dane bull Mastiff Mix (Bull Daniffs)

Last Updated on April 12, 2021 by Dogs Vets

The Great Dane Bull Mastiff Mix (Bull Daniffs)

 

The great dane bull mastiff Mix a.k.a Bull Daniffs are well known designer dog breed that comes from a purebred Bullmastiff mixed with a Great Dane. Great dane bull mastiff are the result of crossing two huge working breeds and are not your average hybrid. These massive dogs can be exceptional family pets as long as the house is big enough for their huge bodies.

The Great dane bull mastiff Mix Overview

Let’s take a closer look at these massive Great dane bull mastiff hybrids:

 

How much does Great dane bull Daniffs puppies cost?

The Purebred Bullmastiff puppies do vary in price, usually with a price ranging from $800 to $2,000. Because of the bloodlines and premium pedigree, some Bullmastiff puppies have sold for more than $6,000.

Purebred Great Dane puppies are about the same and usually fetch a price of $600 to $3,000. Factors such as companion or show ring lineage drastically change the price of Great Dane puppies.

Bull Daniffs are not purebred dogs, but their status as a designer dog breed has created a niche market for them. Depending on size and physical characteristics, you can expect to pay between $400 and $1,200 for a Bull Daniff puppy.

 

Three little things you need to known about Bull Daniffs

 

1.Bull Daniffs can weigh over 150 pounds

Bull Daniffs come from a large breed and a huge breed, so it should be noted that Bull Daniffs can easily weigh over 150 pounds on average. If you are looking to purchase this hybrid, make sure you have room for these dogs. They may seem quiet enough for apartments, but their size alone makes apartment living nearly impossible.

 

2.Bull Daniffs are surprisingly gentle

While some of the known medium and large dog breeds have trouble understanding their own strength, Bull Daniffs are actually quite gentle. These hybrids, as well as their purebred parents, make excellent dogs for children of all ages due to their reserved nature.

 

3. Bull Daniffs can be stubborn.

Bull Daniffs are known for being loving and affectionate watchdogs, but they do have a certain stubbornness that can be difficult for first-time dog owners.

 

Bull Daniffs Temperament & Intelligence

These Crossbreeds dogs can be hard to guess when it comes to temperament and intelligence. Therefore, it’s hard to tell what to expect from your Bull Daniffs puppy. Before we look at the Bull Mastiff personality and intelligence, let’s take a look at the Bullmastiff and Great Dane.

About The Bull Mastiff

Bullmastiffs are very large guard dogs known for their reserved, calm demeanor and keen awareness. Although they can be wild as puppies, Bullmastiffs calm down into a more serious dog as they get older.

These large dogs are loving and affectionate sofa potatoes that love spending time with their families, but they need a confident leader to avoid stubbornness and other behavior problems.

Early socialization is also especially important for this breed, as their protective instincts can become stronger. Therefore, it is important to train them to be polite with new people.

Great Danes are prized for their easygoing temperaments, often referred to as “gentle giants” for their gentle mannerisms. These huge canines are playful and affectionate, which is why they are popular as pets.

Great Danes have an instinctive need to guard the home, but they are not aggressive in their protective ways. They are smart and can recognize obedience fairly quickly, but Danes can become stubborn if pushed too far. As with other dogs, early socialization is important to set appropriate boundaries with other people and animals.

Looking at both Great Danes and bullmastiff, it is safe to say that most bull Daniffs will be natural guardians and loving family pets. These dogs need a confident leader to deal with possible stubbornness, but they are relatively calm and gentle. Aside from testing their place in the household, they are loyal dogs that demand their families’ attention.

 

The Great Dane & Bull Mastiff Comparison Chart

Are bull Daniffs dogs good for families?

Yes. Despite their immense size and serious faces, the Bull Daniffs  have a playful side that makes them ideal for families with children. Although they don’t require hours of exercise, Bull Mastiff  enjoy watching from a distance to “supervise” children. The only potential problem is that they may be overprotective of children, especially when strangers are around.

 

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Does Great dane bull mastiff Mix breed get along with other pets?

Yes. Great Danes and Mastiffs are not known to have strong prey drives, which is also true of most regular Bull Mastiff breed. As long as all pets are properly introduced, your new Bull Mastiff  puppy will adjust to his new brothers and sisters fairly and quickly.

 

Things you should know if you own a Bull Daniff

Food and dietary requirements for the Great dane bull Mastiff Mix

Bull Daniffs are prone to weight problems and obesity. Therefore, it is important to find a diet that is high in fiber. We recommend a high quality dry food designed for large breeds. However, it is important to have enough fiber to aid in digestion. Before starting any new diet or dog food, consult with your veterinarian first.

 

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Exercise 🐕

Bullmastiffs and Great Danes are both known for their lower exercise needs. Bull Daniffs are large dogs that need adequate exercise to prevent weight gain and other health problems, but they are not as energetic as other large breeds. They need at least two long walks a day and some time to walk around on a leash. It is important not to over train Bull Daniff puppies as their bones are still growing and developing.

Since Great Danes are good at tracking, your Bull Daniff may inherit this ability. Tracking can be a fun and entertaining exercise for your new dog, especially for Bull Daniffs who need a confidence boost. Consider setting up a dog-friendly scavenger hunt, which is great for exercise and sharpens your dog’s mind.

Training 🎾

Bull Daniffs thrive with a confident leader and positive food-based training, especially Daniffs that have more Bullmastiff qualities. These dogs are sensitive and will resist commands if they feel they are being teased. Therefore, it is important to be gentle and consistent with any training method. Stubbornness can be a real problem if left unchecked, but patience and consistent training are the keys to successfully training these large dogs.

Since both breeds absolutely need early socialization and consistent training, consider a group-based puppy obedience class. This will not only teach you and your dog the basics, but will also give your new puppy the opportunity to meet other dogs.

If you continue to struggle with your Bull Daniff, a professional dog trainer can help you overcome your dog’s training or behavior issues.

Grooming ✂️

Bull Daniffs have short coats that shed moderately. So a good brushing out once a week can help reduce shedding. We recommend a curry comb to remove dirt and trapped fur as well as massage the skin and coat. Otherwise, their coats are low maintenance and combing does not take hours.

Both Bullmastiffs and Daniffs are prone to sensitive skin, so it’s important not to bathe them too often. If your Bull Daniff appears to be balding due to excessive shedding, contact your veterinarian and watch for other spots.

Health and Conditions 🏥

It’s impossible to know what your puppy will be dealing with later in life, even with purebred dogs. One way to know what you may be dealing with is to research your puppy’s parents and their health issues, as well as the lineage to determine what other dogs of the same bloodline have suffered from.

Another way to prepare is to investigate common health problems of both Great Danes and Bullmastiffs. However, this does not guarantee that your puppy will inherit any of these problems.

Common Health problems of Bullmastiffs:

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