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Great Bullweiler (Great Dane x Bullmastiff x Rottweiler)

An outcome of crossing three big breeds, the Great Bullweiler, has a massive, intimidating appearance alongside a strong protective and guarding instinct. Having the Rottweiler and the Bullmastiff as their parents, they might display an independent streak, sometimes showing aggression towards other dogs and pets.

Dog Profile

Other Names	–
Breed Registry Details	DRA, IDCR
Nicknames	–
Common Physical Features	Muscular built; square head; broad muzzle; deep-set eyes; floppy or v-shaped ears; straight or slightly curved tail
Coat Type	Short, dense, glossy
Colours	Black, brown, red, reddish-brown, fawn, red, brindle
Life Expectancy	7-10 years
Size	Big
Height	Male and Female: Approximately 75-85 cm
Weight	Male: 75-80 kg; Female: 70-75 kg
Litter Size	4-6 puppies
Personality	Gentle, friendly, loving, affectionate, protective, independent
Kids-Friendly	Moderate (could act rambunctious with young children like the Rottweiler)
Animal-Friendly	Moderate (may have trouble with dogs of the same sex similar to its Bullmastiff parent)
Climate Compatibility	Moderate (cannot withstand extremes of temperature)
Care Level	Moderate to High
Exercise Requirements	High: Walking (60 minutes a day, divided into two walks); Jogging (20 minutes)
Grooming Needs	Moderate
Coat Brushing	Regular (Once a day)
Bathing	Occasional (Once a month)
Eyes and Ears Cleaning	Frequent (Once a week)
Brushing of Teeth	Regular (Once a day)
Nail Clipping	Frequent (Once in every two weeks)
Feeding
Adults	3 to 4 cups dry dog food per day
Puppies	½-1 ½ cup puppy food at two months, with the amount increasing till the time it is two years old
Hypoallergenic	No
Barking Capacity	Minimal (emits a deep bark during an emergency)
Trainability	Moderate
Probable Health Problems	Bloating and heart problems
Origin	USA