Male Pyrenean Mastiff Puppies for sale in King's Lynn, Norfolk

1 Male Pyrenean Mastiff Puppies for sale in King's Lynn, Norfolk

The Pyrenean Mastiff, also known as Mastin, is a large dog with a strikingly dense double coat, with the hair around the neck being much longer and forming a distinctive ruff. They are known for being gentle giants that form strong bonds with their owners and their families. They thrive in a home environment and love nothing more than to participate in everything that is going on around them. They were formerly known as Navarra Mastiffs, but their name was changed to Pyrenean Mastiff.

Read our Pyrenean Mastiff Buying Advice page for information on this dog breed.

201

KC registered Pyrenean Mastiffs

Pyrenean Mastiff

4 monthsAge

44Sex

£2,250Price

1 female and 2 males still available. Mendiko are delighted to offer some of our beautiful puppies to the right homes. Mum is our Lulu, ilunabarra de torre de las sabinas at Mendiko, and sire is our

Licensed BreederID verified

Boston, Lincolnshire (23.8mi)

FAQs

Is the Pyrenean Mastiff an aggressive breed?

The Pyrenean Mastiff is not an aggressive breed; it is calm, gentle, and even-tempered. While it will firmly protect its family and property if it senses a threat, it is generally friendly and approachable to strangers, making it a well-balanced and reliable guardian.

Are Pyrenean Mastiffs good family dogs?

Yes, Pyrenean Mastiffs make excellent family dogs due to their affectionate and protective nature. They tend to be patient with children and get along well with other pets when socialised and trained properly from an early age, offering loyal companionship and calm temperaments.

How rare is the Pyrenean Mastiff?

The Pyrenean Mastiff is somewhat uncommon, particularly outside its native Spain, but it is not considered extremely rare. It is recognised by several breed clubs and has a modest worldwide presence, making it a unique yet accessible giant breed.

How much does a Pyrenean Mastiff puppy cost?

A Pyrenean Mastiff puppy typically costs between £520 and £1,040, depending on factors like breeder reputation, lineage, and location. Prices reflect the breed's size, rarity, and care requirements, so prospective owners should expect to invest accordingly.