Not for everyone: Dog breeds with a high risk in the household

Despite their hefty size, Bullmastiffs often act like smaller, playful dogs. They can occasionally show aggressive tendencies, but with the right training, they become loyal and protective companions. They’ve got the potential to be great with kids, especially if the kid is old enough to handle them confidently.

Bullmastiffs naturally look to their owners for leadership, so it’s crucial to establish firm, consistent dominance in their training.