th generation bandogs bred for myself but I got more than I'll keep so get them while getting is good.  Mom's the best coyote eradication dog I've seen..well heard..no way I'm keeping up with her in the woods but when you hear that singing turn to screaming you know she's found them. She's 221/2" at the withers and avg around 85#; at 100;she's chunky at 75 she's cut up like a body builder. Very sweet to family ..likes to bring you shoes and sticks and such. Dad's a territorial guardian who likes to spend his nights roaming the general vicinity of the cabin/den eliminating threats to his pack...27" 110-115# long lean runners body inherited from his Dane grannd ma... Verry smart learns fast biddable yet very dominant with other dogs very mouthy likes to use his mouth much like I've seen Mal's be. Double bred on double grand pa bo who had 3 hospital trip necessitating live bites while guarding my home .  Both dogs have very good prey drive and no shortage of defense rank and fight drive and in fact dutchess is " a real bulldog" as pitbull folk say. Breed foundation of pups includes: American pit bull terrier( eli line gamedog ) great Dane "pitbull" street pit/ working pit bulldog Neapolitan mastiff and heeler/ cattle dog. Some of the toughest and most durable dogs who no not pain or defeat I hsve ever encountered have close familiar relationship to these dogs...if you want a dog that will love you like oxygen and lay down it's life for you in an instant be ready in mid July when I let those extras out to the public. you have a best buddy and bodyguard for over a decade barring tragedy snd ill have a new fan of my dogs from then  with any questions or to let me know uour interested and what your soecs are so during my temperment study i can keeo an eye out for a good fit for your living situation and expectations.

Bandog Facts and Information

Bandogs are a type of dog that were originally developed for use as guard dogs and for hunting purposes. Here are some facts and information about this breed:

1. History: Bandogs were originally developed in Europe during the Middle Ages. They were bred by crossing different breeds of mastiffs with hunting dogs, such as greyhounds and bulldogs, to create a dog with the strength and size of a mastiff and the agility and speed of a hunting dog.

2. Appearance: Bandogs are large and muscular dogs, typically weighing between 80 and 150 pounds. They have short, thick coats that can come in a variety of colors, including brindle, fawn, black, and blue.

3. Temperament: Bandogs are known for being loyal and protective of their families. They are also very intelligent and trainable, making them good working dogs. However, they can be aggressive towards strangers if not properly socialized and trained.

4. Training: Bandogs require early and consistent training to ensure they become well-behaved and obedient dogs. Positive reinforcement training is recommended, as they respond well to praise and rewards.

5. Exercise: Bandogs require regular exercise to keep them healthy and happy. They enjoy brisk walks and playing in a fenced yard. However, due to their size and strength, they should always be supervised during exercise.

6. Health: Bandogs are generally healthy dogs, but they can be prone to certain health issues such as hip dysplasia, elbow dysplasia, and bloat. Regular veterinary check-ups and a healthy diet can help prevent these issues.

7. Lifespan: Bandogs typically live between 8 and 10 years.

Overall, Bandogs are a powerful and intelligent breed that can make excellent guard dogs and loyal companions with proper training and socialization.