This channel was created to track the life of our Bullmastiff Tua. Videos will be posted to show not only his physical growth, but his behavioral changes, obedience level changes, and our overall experience with the Bullmastiff breed. This will hopefully help anyone interested in the Bullmastiff breed by showing what to expect at very specific times all throughout a Bullmastiff's life! Although this will be more specifically about the Bullmastiff breed, the videos should give a very general idea about what to expect at certain ages of many different dog breeds. Thank you! Contact Me sspiker46@hotmail.com Products I currently use for Tua! Styptic Powder (Stops Bleeding!) amzn.to/3xsg7f7 Nylabone Big Chew Bone amzn.to/3lKUWk1 Extreme Dinosaur Bark Bone amzn.to/38tQlLE PawFume Spray amzn.to/3mN7p7X Furminator amzn.to/3k8kabM One Buffalo Horn Chew amzn.to/3A4zpIv Pack of 2 Larger Buffalo Horn amzn.to/3vYyRka Diamond Naturals Large Breed PUPPY Formula amzn.to/3jcp1bC Diamond Naturals Large Breed ADULT amzn.to/3zBO2SL Doggie Dailies amzn.to/3zWE7YE Spring Valley Fish Oil amzn.to/3gYriV0 Tricky Trainers amzn.to/3h3X8zJ
You have a good looking bullie boy! We have a red bullie too...she is a sweetheart - a 140-pound girl we named Minnie! Minnie was my first bull but I have had boxers in the past and Minnie is two years old now. I am married with two young boys in the house and I am the classical "dog guy." In my opinion, the Bull Mastiff is the only breed I will have now. I love my boxers but I look at the breed now compared to when I got my first boxer (back in the 90s) and I do not care how they have made the breed smaller and leaner. I love the powerful build of the bulls and how they look like they have a tree trunk for a neck! Biggest thing I could share with you about our Minnie is that it was very important that there was someone in the house that Minnie recognizes as the pack leader. Your Bull Mastiff cannot be the alpha or else you will have serious trouble. Minnie was very willful and stubborn her first year with us (we brought her home at 10 weeks old). She was always challenging her place in the order of her pack...sometimes it was adorable and fun, sometimes it needed immediate attention. Minnie was never aggressive or confrontation but remember...Minnie grew up to be a 140-pound bullie so this had to be addressed. I would say that Minnie's maturity started to hit around 14 months and it was dramatic. Instead of always being in the same room, now she wants contact. Very affectionate, giving, and very attentive to her family and how we are all doing. I will wrestle with my boys and she will get in the middle of it and break it up. She does NOT like it. My impression is that her reaction would be more severe if it was someone else wrestling with my boys. We all love and spoil Minnie! She was a stubborn "punk" as a puppy but she did a complete switch when she matured. Love Tua each and every day! The beautiful bullies are not here with us long enough, but it is magic when they are!
Thanks for the long comment and all of the insight! Not only do they look like they have tree trunks for necks, thru feel like tree trunks! Tua's neck is hard solid muscle. Even his throat 😂 I definitely agree that being the pack leader is crucial. I am with you. I may be a bullmastiff owner for life now. Great breed
Tua is beautiful, he is a 1 in a million dog, his size is tremendous for only being 1 year old, imagine what he will be like when he reaches 2 years old since that is the age when they normally finish growing.
Omg! Happy Belated 1st Birthday Tua! What a Beautiful Mastiff! One of my favorite breeds! I had an American bulldog a few years ago 110lbs! He was my baby! I miss him everyday! God Bless! Hope he has a long healthy life!
I had two before my kids, our male was around 120lbs our female was around 80lbs. Never had any issues great family dogs. Our male lived 8.5 years and our female made it to 9.5. Wonderful bread beautiful dog 👍👍👍
Thanks for the comment! I am definitely loving the breed. That seems like a pretty solid lifespan from what I've heard. I've heard of some dying extremely young from cancer. What did they end up passing from if you don't mind me asking
His fur is awesome. Trying to talk the wife into getting one to go with my Boxer. Watching him grow was a wonderful experience for all. He is just so laid back. Enjoy him😀
He's absolutely gorgeous. And he looks like the perfect dog for me. I'm fairly new here to the channel, so I need to go back and watch from the beginning. But from what I've seen so far, he's perfect. What an awesome resource that you've provided for us all! Thank you!
@@bullmastiffnd9784 You're welcome! I'm going back to watch from the beginning now. One thing I've seen is that having a yard is essential. Not to keep him in, of course. But to give him an appropriate place for occasional zoomies. And to let him potty without my being there every second. I don't have an appropriate home for one yet. But when I do, I really think this is the breed for me. By the end of your videos I should know for sure. Thank you again for the resource!
We have just lost our 11 year old Bullmastiff. We are devastated and would love to get another one. She wasn't very big being a runt, but still very strong. She had loads of friends and we would be out a couple of hours each morning running around with all of them. It was only last Friday that we had her euthanized so it's pretty raw. I miss her terribly.
@@davidshattock9522 I've just seen your comment. I'd forgotten that I wrote this a couple of years ago. I was devastated at losing "Yuffie" and she was a big personality. I thought I'd let you know that I now have another big personality. Her name is "Mitzi", she's quite a bit bigger than "Yuffie". She's 14 months old so we're still getting to know each other. I still miss my last girl, but am grateful that I have another for a few years. She will probably be my last as I'm getting too old to raise another. But we'll enjoy the time we have together. 🐶
So happy to have stumbled on your videos-- I have a Dogue de Bordeaux who just turned 1 year old on December 1, so was interested to see the development of your Bullmastiff, and how they compare. My boy is 129 pounds, still pretty lean, but only about 26" at the withers. So many similarities though, from the drooling, to the active times morning and evening, and barking/guarding only around the home. Also, I feed full raw-- so good for them! Anyway, Tua is a beautiful dog-- I look forward to seeing more updates.
Congratulations, you have a beautifull dog there! Good to see him grow slowly but wel balanced. His joints have more time to get used to his final weight. He will be a healthy and very impressive dog in 1 year. Keep it up! I Enjoy your Channel.
I’m a new subscriber to your Chanel and I’m so glad I found you. Your Bullmastiff is absolutely gorgeous. Sending love and best wishes from the UK 🇬🇧 ❤️
He is 95 pounds at eight months he’s is a bit smaller but thank you for the advice on the buffalo horn he is at the chewing point where he goes through those big Naya bones in a matter of a month it’s crazy
@@brent2134 We still get Tua the Buffalo horns as well but man his jaws are so strong now that it's not taking him long to get through those now either 😂 O well
@@bullmastiffnd9784 I give mine beef bones. He chomped up lamb bones, but raw beef bones (leg bones, I think), seem to stay intact. My old Boxer loved them as well. They are not so good on carpets lol.
I love the feeding tray that you have for your BM, where do you get them... My BM boy just turned 1 year old... he has so much puppy energy, thanks for the video's
Thank you for these videos, they've helped me a lot with my 5 month old boy. Question for you: have you ever taken Tua swimming? How did it go? Some people I know have said that their mastiffs loved swimming, some people say that mastiffs aren't any good with water. In any case I'll have to wait until summer to take my puppy swimming for the first time :D
Thank you! That's good to hear. We have never taken him swimming. We took him to a lake a lot this summer and he never went in the water. I never really tried to get him to walk in either. Otherwise he has just taken baths in bathtubs and a kiddie pool that was maybe 2 feet deep. He doesn't seem to be a huge fan of water. I know some are though!
I lived on a sail boat with my last bullmastiff and he despised the water. We got him a doggy life jacket and when he was in that he swam well enough, but without it his doggy paddle was pathetic. We tried to teach him how to swim but the lessons weren’t very effective considering he hated every second of being wet. (He also got ear infections every time he got his ears wet so that was another drawback.) In my experience he seemed to swim well enough when he needed to, kind of like a survival instinct, but he never had fun in the water. My current Bullmastiff will splash around in shallow water but won’t go in past his mid legs and if the water touches his stomach he’ll freak out and run away from the water. 😂 I’ve known one Bullmastiff that liked swimming though so you never know with these guys I guess 🤷🏻♀️
Man 165 is a beast! I brush him weekly for about 10min and it's not so bad. If I miss a week I definitely notice on my clothes and stuff. Don't really notice any hair around the house but I vacuum weekly. I would say it's less than a lab but it's definitely there Thanks for the comment!
You should definitely give raw chicken frames they are great for your mastiff’s teeth and gums also bad dog breathe. Your dog should stop growing in height at 1 year old but will fill out now to approximately 70-85 kg it is important that they remain trim and not fat so be sure when he is of solid build as to not over feed
Depends on the person really. You need to have the right attitude and willing to put in the work. They are a huge dog and grow fast so socializing and training is key starting from day one. If you've never owned a dog before you may not by comfortable with training methods for example. And a big dog magnifies the difficulty. However under the right circumstances and with the right person I think it would be fine
@@bullmastiffnd9784 thanks so much for the quick reply. I will be taken all this onboard as well. There are several breeds I've been doing my homework on and I just need to find the right one that suits our lifestyle. Maybe I'm not experienced enough yet for the Bullmastiff due to their size.
One question, my bullmastiff is 1 year and 2 weeks old and i have never fed him with a raw diet, what do you think if i start doing the half and half diet like you do with Tua, and what about the parasites they can get by eating raw food ?
I think you would be just fine. Do t just go right into it though. Do a slow transition and build up to that 50/50 split. I have a min pin who is 10 and she never ate raw a day in her life until I got Tua. I started mixing it in with her as well and she's done just fine. As far as parasites go it hasnt been an issue. I know salmon is a no go because they can carry stuff that can't be killed by freezing, but most other fish you need to freeze for a week before feeding and any parasite they may have will be killed. Do a lot of research and come to your own conclusion. Here is a video I made when I first started feeding raw th-cam.com/video/BonNcWlkxVc/w-d-xo.html I hope all this helps!
Nice dog .for one year he ist quiet slim. My bullmastiff was like 134lbs with on but had to be euthanised with 2 years due to calvarial syndrom.Tua looks skinnier
🤷🏻♂️ His height could just be a fluke also. Some dogs become runts of the litter. Others become the biggest of the litter. His dad was 150 pounds. Not sure on his height though. I'm guessing Tua will surpass him in weight at the rate he's growing
It's hard for a dog's stomach to switch from digesting kibble to raw. It takes time for them to adjust, for that reason 50/50 isn't really ideal.. but hey, your dog looks great so if it works go with it.
I have heard that before! He seemed to react to it fine. I just slowly started adding working up to the 50/50 and never had an issue. Maybe we just got lucky
*Great video.* But *THIS* is why we don’t retain dewclaws. This is why every respectable show breeders will remove them for BOTH their show prospects and for pet puppies. They are entirely unnecessary for today’s breeds, and only serve as a headache-in-waiting.
They all kind of go at their own pace but by 5 months old they should pretty much be there. Make sure you are letting him out enough giving him plenty of opportunities and until you can trust them, use a crate.th-cam.com/video/z2ntSem5DZA/w-d-xo.html Here is a video on how I do it. Hope it helps
@@paddyo6275 how big is the crate? If possible put up a divider wall to shrink the size of the crate down until potty trained. I've found that they will hold it as long as possible if they basically have to be laying in it. Although if they are pooping in the crate because of diarrhea then that's a different story
@@bullmastiffnd9784 extra large crate ,and when she goes , she seems to slop around in it 🤢. Thanks for getting back . She’s a sweet heart though and a great cuddler
This channel was created to track the life of our Bullmastiff Tua.
Videos will be posted to show not only his physical growth, but his behavioral changes, obedience level changes, and our overall experience with the Bullmastiff breed.
This will hopefully help anyone interested in the Bullmastiff breed by showing what to expect at very specific times all throughout a Bullmastiff's life!
Although this will be more specifically about the Bullmastiff breed, the videos should give a very general idea about what to expect at certain ages of many different dog breeds.
Thank you!
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One of the best Bullmastiff videos I've ever watched.
Thank you!
You have a good looking bullie boy! We have a red bullie too...she is a sweetheart - a 140-pound girl we named Minnie! Minnie was my first bull but I have had boxers in the past and Minnie is two years old now. I am married with two young boys in the house and I am the classical "dog guy." In my opinion, the Bull Mastiff is the only breed I will have now. I love my boxers but I look at the breed now compared to when I got my first boxer (back in the 90s) and I do not care how they have made the breed smaller and leaner. I love the powerful build of the bulls and how they look like they have a tree trunk for a neck! Biggest thing I could share with you about our Minnie is that it was very important that there was someone in the house that Minnie recognizes as the pack leader. Your Bull Mastiff cannot be the alpha or else you will have serious trouble. Minnie was very willful and stubborn her first year with us (we brought her home at 10 weeks old). She was always challenging her place in the order of her pack...sometimes it was adorable and fun, sometimes it needed immediate attention. Minnie was never aggressive or confrontation but remember...Minnie grew up to be a 140-pound bullie so this had to be addressed. I would say that Minnie's maturity started to hit around 14 months and it was dramatic. Instead of always being in the same room, now she wants contact. Very affectionate, giving, and very attentive to her family and how we are all doing. I will wrestle with my boys and she will get in the middle of it and break it up. She does NOT like it. My impression is that her reaction would be more severe if it was someone else wrestling with my boys. We all love and spoil Minnie! She was a stubborn "punk" as a puppy but she did a complete switch when she matured. Love Tua each and every day! The beautiful bullies are not here with us long enough, but it is magic when they are!
Thanks for the long comment and all of the insight! Not only do they look like they have tree trunks for necks, thru feel like tree trunks! Tua's neck is hard solid muscle. Even his throat 😂
I definitely agree that being the pack leader is crucial. I am with you. I may be a bullmastiff owner for life now. Great breed
thank you for the video update. Happy birthday TUA!
Beautiful baby 🐶
Tua is beautiful, he is a 1 in a million dog, his size is tremendous for only being 1 year old, imagine what he will be like when he reaches 2 years old since that is the age when they normally finish growing.
Thanks! I'm guessing he will definitely weigh more than his dad. His dad was 150
@@bullmastiffnd9784 he sure will
Omg! Happy Belated 1st Birthday Tua! What a Beautiful Mastiff! One of my favorite breeds! I had an American bulldog a few years ago 110lbs! He was my baby! I miss him everyday! God Bless! Hope he has a long healthy life!
Thank you so much!
I had two before my kids, our male was around 120lbs our female was around 80lbs. Never had any issues great family dogs. Our male lived 8.5 years and our female made it to 9.5. Wonderful bread beautiful dog 👍👍👍
Thanks for the comment! I am definitely loving the breed. That seems like a pretty solid lifespan from what I've heard. I've heard of some dying extremely young from cancer.
What did they end up passing from if you don't mind me asking
@@bullmastiffnd9784 no problem, natural causes
His fur is awesome. Trying to talk the wife into getting one to go with my Boxer. Watching him grow was a wonderful experience for all. He is just so laid back. Enjoy him😀
Thank you! A Boxer and a Bullmastiff would be a cool combo!👍
Thank you for sharing I can’t wait to get my bullmastiff
When do you get yours?
He's absolutely gorgeous. And he looks like the perfect dog for me. I'm fairly new here to the channel, so I need to go back and watch from the beginning. But from what I've seen so far, he's perfect. What an awesome resource that you've provided for us all! Thank you!
Thank you! It means a lot. Like any dog, they can be a lot of work, especially in the beginning. But he has been a great dog and I'm loving the breed
@@bullmastiffnd9784 You're welcome! I'm going back to watch from the beginning now. One thing I've seen is that having a yard is essential. Not to keep him in, of course. But to give him an appropriate place for occasional zoomies. And to let him potty without my being there every second. I don't have an appropriate home for one yet. But when I do, I really think this is the breed for me. By the end of your videos I should know for sure. Thank you again for the resource!
He is so precious
Thanks for the videos buddy I'm getting a bull mastiff soon and these videos have helped a lot
Absolutely! That was my intention with this channel. To help people interested and researching the breed with my own experience!
I’ve learned so much from your videos
That's great to hear! I'm glad they've helped you in some way. 😀👍
We have just lost our 11 year old Bullmastiff. We are devastated and would love to get another one. She wasn't very big being a runt, but still very strong. She had loads of friends and we would be out a couple of hours each morning running around with all of them. It was only last Friday that we had her euthanized so it's pretty raw. I miss her terribly.
I'm so sorry to hear that. Losing a dog is very difficult
I would imagine a big personality tolose.however. sadly they are here for a good.time if not a long time it seems
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I've just seen your comment. I'd forgotten that I wrote this a couple of years ago. I was devastated at losing "Yuffie" and she was a big personality. I thought I'd let you know that I now have another big personality. Her name is "Mitzi", she's quite a bit bigger than "Yuffie". She's 14 months old so we're still getting to know each other. I still miss my last girl, but am grateful that I have another for a few years. She will probably be my last as I'm getting too old to raise another. But we'll enjoy the time we have together. 🐶
Beautiful puppy my friend!!!
Best breed ever , he looks like my lenny who not long turned two
I am definitely enjoying the breed so far! How big is Lenny?
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Happy Birthday, Tua! Great videos and information.
Thank you!
Rocky is 3 weeks away from being 1 year. He is 27 inches tall and 115 pounds
So happy to have stumbled on your videos-- I have a Dogue de Bordeaux who just turned 1 year old on December 1, so was interested to see the development of your Bullmastiff, and how they compare. My boy is 129 pounds, still pretty lean, but only about 26" at the withers. So many similarities though, from the drooling, to the active times morning and evening, and barking/guarding only around the home. Also, I feed full raw-- so good for them! Anyway, Tua is a beautiful dog-- I look forward to seeing more updates.
That's awesome! Bordeauxs seem like great dogs and very similar to a Bullmastiff. Thanks for the comment!
Gorgeous dog and great video thank you
Congrats and happy birthday big guy.
Thanks!
Congratulations, you have a beautifull dog there! Good to see him grow slowly but wel balanced. His joints have more time to get used to his final weight. He will be a healthy and very impressive dog in 1 year. Keep it up! I Enjoy your Channel.
Thanks for the comment!
I’m a new subscriber to your Chanel and I’m so glad I found you. Your Bullmastiff is absolutely gorgeous. Sending love and best wishes from the UK 🇬🇧 ❤️
Thanks for the comment and for subscribing!
@@bullmastiffnd9784 Your very welcome!!!
My bullmastiff is a year old in 10 days and he was weighed in the vets today at 118 lbs ..interesting that tua is so much bigger .
One year Way to go bro 🎉🎉🎉 I got one that’s 8 months right now he’s put me through the ringer lol
Thanks! Is he about where Tua was at 8 months as far as size goes?
He is 95 pounds at eight months he’s is a bit smaller but thank you for the advice on the buffalo horn he is at the chewing point where he goes through those big Naya bones in a matter of a month it’s crazy
@@brent2134 We still get Tua the Buffalo horns as well but man his jaws are so strong now that it's not taking him long to get through those now either 😂 O well
@@bullmastiffnd9784 I give mine beef bones. He chomped up lamb bones, but raw beef bones (leg bones, I think), seem to stay intact. My old Boxer loved them as well. They are not so good on carpets lol.
That’s a big boy!
I love the feeding tray that you have for your BM, where do you get them... My BM boy just turned 1 year old... he has so much puppy energy, thanks for the video's
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Thank you for these videos, they've helped me a lot with my 5 month old boy. Question for you: have you ever taken Tua swimming? How did it go? Some people I know have said that their mastiffs loved swimming, some people say that mastiffs aren't any good with water. In any case I'll have to wait until summer to take my puppy swimming for the first time :D
Thank you! That's good to hear. We have never taken him swimming. We took him to a lake a lot this summer and he never went in the water. I never really tried to get him to walk in either. Otherwise he has just taken baths in bathtubs and a kiddie pool that was maybe 2 feet deep. He doesn't seem to be a huge fan of water. I know some are though!
Mine hates deep water. Be sure to keep their ears clean and dry, they are very susceptible to ear infections.
I lived on a sail boat with my last bullmastiff and he despised the water. We got him a doggy life jacket and when he was in that he swam well enough, but without it his doggy paddle was pathetic. We tried to teach him how to swim but the lessons weren’t very effective considering he hated every second of being wet. (He also got ear infections every time he got his ears wet so that was another drawback.) In my experience he seemed to swim well enough when he needed to, kind of like a survival instinct, but he never had fun in the water.
My current Bullmastiff will splash around in shallow water but won’t go in past his mid legs and if the water touches his stomach he’ll freak out and run away from the water. 😂
I’ve known one Bullmastiff that liked swimming though so you never know with these guys I guess 🤷🏻♀️
I have a 4 year old Bullmastiff and what a dog
Mine is at 165lbs and by far the best dog that I have ever owned
How is your dogs shedding
Man 165 is a beast!
I brush him weekly for about 10min and it's not so bad. If I miss a week I definitely notice on my clothes and stuff. Don't really notice any hair around the house but I vacuum weekly. I would say it's less than a lab but it's definitely there
Thanks for the comment!
Great Chanel and great dog you have there
You should definitely give raw chicken frames they are great for your mastiff’s teeth and gums also bad dog breathe. Your dog should stop growing in height at 1 year old but will fill out now to approximately 70-85 kg it is important that they remain trim and not fat so be sure when he is of solid build as to not over feed
My girlfriend as Bullmastiff X American Staffordshire Terrier and she is 5 months on 20/12 2021. And weights over 20kgs.
That sounds like a cool mix. I bet she is a good looking dog!
G'day mate. I'm thinking about a Bullmastiff, but I keep reading they aren't for first time owners. Do you agree or disagree ?
Depends on the person really. You need to have the right attitude and willing to put in the work. They are a huge dog and grow fast so socializing and training is key starting from day one. If you've never owned a dog before you may not by comfortable with training methods for example. And a big dog magnifies the difficulty. However under the right circumstances and with the right person I think it would be fine
@@bullmastiffnd9784 thanks so much for the quick reply. I will be taken all this onboard as well. There are several breeds I've been doing my homework on and I just need to find the right one that suits our lifestyle. Maybe I'm not experienced enough yet for the Bullmastiff due to their size.
He’s beautiful! What breeder did you get him from??
Thank you! We got him from Majestic Bullmastiffs in the Omaha, NE area
One question, my bullmastiff is 1 year and 2 weeks old and i have never fed him with a raw diet, what do you think if i start doing the half and half diet like you do with Tua, and what about the parasites they can get by eating raw food ?
I think you would be just fine. Do t just go right into it though. Do a slow transition and build up to that 50/50 split. I have a min pin who is 10 and she never ate raw a day in her life until I got Tua. I started mixing it in with her as well and she's done just fine. As far as parasites go it hasnt been an issue. I know salmon is a no go because they can carry stuff that can't be killed by freezing, but most other fish you need to freeze for a week before feeding and any parasite they may have will be killed.
Do a lot of research and come to your own conclusion. Here is a video I made when I first started feeding raw
th-cam.com/video/BonNcWlkxVc/w-d-xo.html
I hope all this helps!
@@bullmastiffnd9784 thanks man!!
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Nice dog .for one year he ist quiet slim. My bullmastiff was like 134lbs with on but had to be euthanised with 2 years due to calvarial syndrom.Tua looks skinnier
Oh no I'm sorry
Just a question/comment… “maybe.. just maybe he’s more mastiff than bullmastiff”????
🤷🏻♂️
His height could just be a fluke also. Some dogs become runts of the litter. Others become the biggest of the litter. His dad was 150 pounds. Not sure on his height though. I'm guessing Tua will surpass him in weight at the rate he's growing
Wish I could download a picture of mine I think you would like my beast
It's hard for a dog's stomach to switch from digesting kibble to raw. It takes time for them to adjust, for that reason 50/50 isn't really ideal.. but hey, your dog looks great so if it works go with it.
I have heard that before! He seemed to react to it fine. I just slowly started adding working up to the 50/50 and never had an issue. Maybe we just got lucky
*Great video.* But *THIS* is why we don’t retain dewclaws. This is why every respectable show breeders will remove them for BOTH their show prospects and for pet puppies. They are entirely unnecessary for today’s breeds, and only serve as a headache-in-waiting.
Geez. You named it after your former quarterback at the University of Alabama. I wonder how Tua feels about it. The real Tua. LOL.
We did! We are huge Alabama football fans and Tua was one of our favorite players!
How long till it’s potty trained 😩 my 5 month old is 60% there
They all kind of go at their own pace but by 5 months old they should pretty much be there. Make sure you are letting him out enough giving him plenty of opportunities and until you can trust them, use a crate.th-cam.com/video/z2ntSem5DZA/w-d-xo.html Here is a video on how I do it. Hope it helps
@@bullmastiffnd9784 thanks , she poops in her crate when we’re gone as well lol. It’s getting there . Man they poop A LOT 😂
@@paddyo6275 how big is the crate? If possible put up a divider wall to shrink the size of the crate down until potty trained. I've found that they will hold it as long as possible if they basically have to be laying in it. Although if they are pooping in the crate because of diarrhea then that's a different story
@@bullmastiffnd9784 extra large crate ,and when she goes , she seems to slop around in it 🤢. Thanks for getting back . She’s a sweet heart though and a great cuddler