Holland - Female 8-Year-Old Bullmastiff for Sale in Kern County, CA

She’s a cane corso/bullmastiff. Mom was pure cane corso. Dad was mixed with both. She’s 8 months old . Up to the waste but standing on 2 feet she’s up to the shoulders. She’s very energized . Great dog to go running with . She does not bite . If anything it’s a play nibble . She enjoys playing . Definitely to hyper to be around kids for the moment since she’s still a baby.Bridle color

Rehoming Our Gentle Giant, Maximus With heavy hearts, we are seeking a loving new home for our 2-year-old Bullmastiff, Maximus. This is not a decision we’ve made lightly. Maximus is truly part of our family, and letting him go brings deep sadness. However, due to our increasingly hectic schedules and being away from home for long stretches during the day, we can no longer give him the time and attention he deserves. He thrives on companionship, and it breaks our hearts to see him home alone so often. Last month at the vet, Maximus weighed in at a healthy 120 pounds. He is fully vaccinated, house-trained, and maintained on a carefully managed raw food diet. He loves life’s simple pleasures—watching TV (yes, he actually watches!), going on car rides, bath time, and his regular spa appointments. He's a bit spoiled, and we wouldn’t have it any other way. Maximus is very smart and follows commands best when they’re spoken in full sentences like, “Max, go to your kennel,” or “Time for bed, Max.” He listens well but isn’t shy about trying to “talk back” in his own expressive way. One of his quirks is waiting patiently for someone to finish a bottle of water so he can have the empty bottle to chew—his simple joy. And perhaps one of the most touching things about him is that he bows his head to pray before every meal. He doesn’t like to stay outside long but enjoys a good walk now and then. At the end of the day, Maximus loves nothing more than being close to family… and yes, he snores loudly like a grown man when he sleeps. This is a very emotional moment for us, but we’re praying God will lead Maximus to the perfect home where he will continue to be loved, cherished, and spoiled. He deserves to be with someone who can be present, give him time, and share in all the joy he brings.

He’s growing, so he’s become more active. I think it’s good for him to have a home with a lot more space than what I have for him. He’s friendly and doesn’t bite. He would be a good protector for his future owner and family.

It breaks my heart to post this, but I’m looking to rehome my beloved Pluto, a Pembroke Welsh Corgi. Due to financial hardship, I can no longer provide the level of care he truly deserves and I will be working 6 to 7 days a week with no one to take care of him. Pluto is 2 years old about to be 3 in August. I want to share something openly: my dog is not neutered. This was due to our family's past beliefs, and at the time, I followed what we felt was right. I understand that opinions on this can vary, but I kindly ask for understanding and no judgment. I'm doing my best for him now under very different circumstances, and my priority is making sure he’s safe, healthy, and cared for. If rehoming becomes necessary, I understand neutering may be a consideration for his future care too. He's very friendly and social with people but due to large breeds attacking him when he was 1, he is very cautious and reacts if another dogs energy isn't friendly. He is very vocally expressive, sweet, playful, and active. He loves to jog, play fetch, and tug of war. I’m looking for a loving, stable home that can give him the attention, time, and care I no longer can. This is not an easy decision — it’s one I’m making out of love and in his best interest. If you or someone you know would be a good fit, please reach out. I’m happy to answer any questions and make sure it’s a good match. Thank you for understanding. email [-]