The Bandog Mastiff possess an ancestry that is part American Pit Bull Terrier, part Neapolitan Mastiff.

First thing you notice about the American Bandog Mastiff are his prominent muscles as well as how fit and athletic look he carries with him. Most dogs in this breed are black brindle, but there are some black, blue, red as well as tawny.

Although at first sight he can be a little intimidating, the American Bandog Mastiff possesses an abundance of loyalty and love.

There are variations of this breed, but those developed by two breeders called Swinford and Lucero produce the most stable animals. They have a reputation for their even temperament as well as being considered outstanding guardian dogs.

The American Bandog Mastiff is a highly intelligent dog, and does, indeed, make an excellent guard dog.

These dogs seem to simply crave attention, and they hate to be left alone.

These giants dogs want nothing more than to be in the company of their owners, to please them, and, of course, to protect them. Surprisingly, the Bandog can indeed get along with other household pets, if, that is, they have been raised from "puppyhood" with them.

The American Bandog Mastiff sheds no more than other dog breeds. Just brush him regularly, removing the dead hair, and you should have no problems.