A huge THANK YOU to all of the wonderful people who have purchased a bullmastiff from us, & who have rewarded our awe-inspiring dogs & puppies with the very best of homes!!

We thank you for putting up with our fussiness during the 'new home selection process' & we really appreciate all of the photos, letters, cards, & emails that you have sent, to let us know how your new additions are getting along - they truly are the best 'warm & fuzzies' we could ever receive!!

We look forward to sharing in all of your future joys & triumphs over the years to come!!

BULLMASTIFF PUPPIES FOR SALE

We are sad to announce that no pups will be available until further notice as we are trying to find a suitable stud dog with the qualities that we require to complement our breeding bitches.  If anyone can help us in our search for 'the one' we would be most grateful!  An excellent home on 80 acres with several lady friends is assured :o)

2006: Our planned litter to the Queensland bred red stud dog, "TiaraRebel Red Rackham" ('Maximus') arrived on Christmas Eve 2006 to the very proud "Truguardian Slate" (see 'Tia' on the 'Photos' and 'New Pups' page).  We have retained a red-brindle bitch from this litter ("Nobledogs Delilah") who was sadly one of only two surviving pups.  Congratulations must go to Wendy and Damian on the purchase of their stunning red-brindle baby - "Nobledogs Denzel".

Please be aware that as always, prospective buyers will be required to undergo a screening process to assess their suitability as new "puppy parents" and that those lucky enough to be selected will need to collect their pup from Kojonup, WA (unless you are located interstate or overseas). 

For those wishing to see the Christmas Eve 2006 pups (pictured at five weeks of age) please visit them on the NEW PUPS page.  In addition to these, our PHOTOS section has pics of our 2003 pups and we also have an extensive photo gallery at:

Nobledogs Bullmastiff Kennels (with the help of Julia & Alan), did manage to secure "Nobledogs Bella Leone" & bring her back to the stud. As a rescue case, she required a great deal of TLC & lots of nurturing to get her back to her wonderful, healthy, & well-covered self but tragically, Bella had to be euthanased on 07/02/05. We are still reeling from this unexpected tragedy & are not certain why she had to endure so much in her short life.  We therefore have no youngsters available at this time.

We currently have a 5 year old red-brindle bitch available for purchase to a pet home only.  'Tia' is to be retired from breeding after only one sensational litter as we feel she would be better off in a warm and loving family home.  'Tia' is housetrained and has been used as my demonstration dog whilst I was a Perth-based dog training instructor.  She socialises well in mixed company and is good with kids having been handled on occasion by an 11 year-old during dog training classes.  'Tia' is NOT good with other animals such as cats, rabbits, sheep, pigs, chickens etc but is good with most dogs as long as they are not too dominant.  For some reason she ESPECIALLY likes little dogs and can be really sooky with them lol!! 'Tia' has shown no aggression with our horses or miniature horses so should be fine with them.  She has happily run with many different dogs including other bitches of various sizes and breeds (as we often take in rescue cases for rehabilitation and rehoming) and has done so without incident.  She has been fed alongside many dogs and providing she is given enough space any aggression over food is eliminated.  'Tia' sometimes favours her left back leg as she has some cruciate pain from time to time.  This does not require surgery at this stage and is only really noticeable if she has overexerted herself by playing with the other younger dogs too much etc etc.  She is not a particularly active dog though and does not require a great deal of exercise (a short leisurely walk from time to time would be more than sufficient). 'Tia' LOVES water and especially the hose - she will try to 'kill' the water as it comes out and is an absolute goofball and so much fun to watch when she's doing it!  She would be suited to a retiree, retired couple or a family where she will be loved and adored.  'Tia' is available for adoption for $800.00 plus half the cost of sterilisation to an approved and loving home only.  She is an absolutely gorgeous and affectionate big girl and we will be devastated to see her go, but we feel she simply deserves more quality time with people, more attention, and a little bit of luxury in her retirement!  Interested parties are invited to email us for more information.  Genuine buyers only please.