At 110-154, the Transmontano Mastiff is 79 lbs heavier than the breed average of ~53 lbs. Larger dogs need more space, food, and often have higher vet bills.
Lifespan of 10-12 years is typical for dogs, close to the breed average of ~12.7 years.
The Transmontano Mastiff is low-energy (2/5, avg 3.6) and stubborn (2/5, avg 3.1). Short daily walks are usually sufficient.
Shedding level: 3/5 (avg 2.4) — a moderate shedder. Grooming needs: 2/5. Weekly brushing keeps the coat healthy.
Breed Overview
A massive Portuguese livestock guardian from the Tras-os-Montes region.
Transmontano Mastiff dogs are classified as Giant dogs. They typically weigh 110-154 lbs and stand 25-30 inches tall at the shoulder. Their lifespan is typically 10-12 years.
What is the Transmontano Mastiff temperament like?
Transmontano Mastiff dogs are known for being Calm, Loyal, Brave. They have below average trainability and below average energy levels, making them well-suited for a relaxed lifestyle.
Are Transmontano Mastiff dogs good with children and families?
Transmontano Mastiff dogs rate average (3/5) for being good with kids and below average (2/5) for getting along with other dogs. They can do well with children when properly socialized.
How much exercise and grooming does a Transmontano Mastiff need?
Transmontano Mastiff dogs have below average exercise needs (2/5) and below average grooming requirements (2/5). Their shedding level is rated 3/5. They have a double coat that is medium in length.
What health problems are common in Transmontano Mastiff dogs?
Common health concerns for Transmontano Mastiff include Hip dysplasia, Bloat, Entropion. Regular veterinary check-ups, proper nutrition, and maintaining a healthy weight can help prevent or manage these conditions. The breed has an average lifespan of 10-12 years.