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Mastador

Mastador is a giant breed from United States also known as Mastiff Labrador mix, English Mastiff Lab mix.

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Breed overview

Mastador is a giant breed from United States also known as Mastiff Labrador mix, English Mastiff Lab mix.

A gentle giant created by crossing English Mastiffs with Labrador Retrievers to combine the Mastiff's calm, protective nature with the Labrador's friendly, outgoing personality and easier trainability.

People looking into Mastador usually prepare for Moderate exercise needs, Low grooming needs, 85–160 lbs • 25–30 in.

Mastiff Labrador mixEnglish Mastiff Lab mix

History and origin

Mastador is tied to originating from United States, specifically North America, with sources often placing its development around 2000 CE.

Mastador is described here as marked as an developing breed.

A gentle giant created by crossing English Mastiffs with Labrador Retrievers to combine the Mastiff's calm, protective nature with the Labrador's friendly, outgoing personality and easier trainability.

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Quick facts

Size
Giant
Origin country
United States
Region
North America
Origin year
2000 CE
Weight
85–160 lbs
Height
25–30 in
Lifespan
8–12 years
Breed status
Developing

Traits and day-to-day fit

Energy level
3 / 5
Trainability
4 / 5
Good with children
5 / 5
Shedding level
3 / 5
Barking tendency
2 / 5
Moderate exercise needsLow grooming needsChildren score: 5/5Trainability: 4/5

Coat and classification

Mastador is grouped here with these coat and texture descriptors.

ShortDense

Mastador is also listed as recognized by these kennel-club organizations.

Recognized by KCA

Appearance and build

  • Massive size with muscular, powerful build
  • Short to medium coat, often fawn or brindle
  • Broad head with friendly but alert expression
  • Strong, sturdy body with Labrador's athletic influence

What this breed is known for

  • A gentle giant created by crossing English Mastiffs with Labrador Retrievers to combine the Mastiff's calm, protective nature with the Labrador's friendly, outgoing personality and easier trainability.
  • Often called the 'perfect family guardian' because they inherit the Mastiff's natural protectiveness but with the Labrador's gentleness and eagerness to please, making them easier to handle than pure Mastiffs.
  • Despite their massive size, they often think they're lap dogs and will attempt to sit on their owners. They require early training due to their eventual size and strength, but are generally easier to train than purebred Mastiffs.

Health and care notes

Mastador is noted here for Moderate exercise needs and Low grooming needs.

  • Hip Dysplasia
  • Elbow Dysplasia
  • Bloat
  • Eye Conditions

Coat details: Short, Dense

These are informational breed-guide notes, not veterinary advice.

Frequently asked questions

Where does the Mastador come from?

Mastador is closely associated with United States, especially North America in the sources used for this page.

How big does a Mastador get?

Typical size details for Mastador on this page are 85–160 lbs, 25–30 in, 8–12 years.

What is the Mastador known for?

A gentle giant created by crossing English Mastiffs with Labrador Retrievers to combine the Mastiff's calm, protective nature with the Labrador's friendly, outgoing personality and easier trainability.

Sources and citations

References below include supporting background links. Official kennel-club coverage can be limited for mixed, regional, or less widely recognized profiles.
  1. Mastador reference page
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