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Mastiffs + Bassets

Meet our Mastiff and Basset Hound Puppies + Parents

From our Loving Home to yours.

The Mastino is a breed like no other — ancient, majestic, and deeply loyal to their people.

Behind those signature wrinkles and that soulful expression is a profoundly devoted companion and a natural guardian.

We raise our Mastini with the early socialization and gentle handling this sensitive, people-oriented breed needs to thrive.


A note on health: The Neapolitan Mastiff's unique structure calls for careful, responsible breeding.

We screen for hip and elbow dysplasia, and we give special attention to the skin and eye care the breed's characteristic wrinkles and features require.

Our puppies go home with detailed guidance on skin-fold care, healthy growth, and joint support.

Our Basset Hounds

Few breeds are as charming as the Basset Hound.

 

Easygoing, affectionate, and famously good-natured, Bassets make wonderful family companions with their soulful eyes and mellow, friendly dispositions.

 

Our Basset puppies are raised with love and early socialization, bred for the sweet, steady temperament that makes them such beloved family dogs.

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A note on health: We breed our Bassets with their signature build in mind — screening for healthy hips and elbows, and giving careful attention to the ear and eye care the breed needs.

 

Every puppy comes home with guidance on weight management and back care, which help Bassets stay happy and mobile for years to come.

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Our Neapolitan Mastiffs (Mastino)

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Quick Answers

Are Mastiffs good with kids and families?

Yes — Mastiffs are famously gentle, patient, and devoted family dogs. Despite their size, they're known as "gentle giants" who are calm indoors and deeply bonded to their people. (Early socialization and supervision around small children, given their size, is always wise.)

Do Basset Hounds need a lot of exercise?

They need moderate, regular exercise — daily walks keep them healthy and at a good weight, which is especially important for protecting their long backs. They're relaxed indoors but do love to follow a scent!

How long do Mastiffs live?

Like most giant breeds, Mastiffs have a shorter lifespan, typically around 6–10 years. Responsible health testing and keeping them at a healthy weight support the longest, healthiest life possible.

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