Monster Mastiffs from On The Road Again Kennels
We have Greiner Hall and many other impressive stock lineage. Our Monsters have O.F.A Certified Hips and Elbows.
We have Greiner Hall and many other impressive stock lineage. Our Monsters have O.F.A Certified Hips and Elbows.
Family: Lucinda Jones/wife and mother of 5 -grand mother of 3, Michael Lee/Husband and dad. Grandkids call me “Big Mike" (too young to be called grandpa), Living at home is the 3 youngest Pierce @13, Mitchell @11, and Colt @10
Hello, my name is Michael Lee and my wife is Lucinda Jones.
We have a spacious 2 acre fenced in yard that our dogs can run and play in. Our dogs live in the house taking beds and couches. They are very spoiled.
They can go outside at anytime due to our extra large doggy doors. (Thee best way to house break a dog).
We have 2 English Mastiff females (Thelma and Louise); we call Louise "Weezy".
The stud we use is from another breeder, we chose him for same reasons we chose our bitches.
His name is Brutus and he stands taller than I am and I'm 6'1, he is still a growing puppy at 2.5 years old.
We have our own stud now but are awaiting him to to mature before we use him and since he came from our bitches he won't be used to breed with them but for outside bitches only. We Are looking for a stud that comes from an Apricot and another super large quality brindle. We will always breed our girls who are fawn with black to Brindle males so that we will get brindle puppies as well as fawn and black puppies and the fawn and blacks will have really crisp dark black full masks(eyes and muzzle) and ears.
Our family also has 1 neutered Saint Bernard named Hugo, and a micro-mastiff (PUG) Milo.
Cats include Simba, Bob, Freddy, Scary Cat and Magic are our family cats that live inside and out keeping vermin population down.
Our flock of free range, all natural and organic birds is Easter egg chickens, Buff Orpingtons, Barred Rock, Bolivian cross, Phoenix chickens and more. One pet rooster named Rebel.
We had mallard ducks but now we have Peking ducks (very large) 4 times the size of mallards.
And gigantic turkeys, Double Breasted Bronze cross turkeys (closest thing to a wild turkey but with the double the breast meat).
Over 50 lbs before processed and up to 40 lbs. ready to cook. We sell these turkeys too. These are the closest Turkeys to Wild Turkeys. The difference is these are Broad Breasted/Double Breasted. The eat all naturally. They eat a lot of herbs like Rosemary, Tarragon, and Sage. We feed them from our vegetable garden and they love onions. They have almost pre-seasoned themselves.
I had them U.S.D.A. processed at King and Son's in Bradford,Ohio. They have been in business over 100 years and said I had the biggest Turkeys they have ever seen. We have 34 to 40 pound birds ready to thaw, cook and impress everybody with the juicy flavour. They were over 50 pounds before processing. Everybody that tastes these turkeys say it is by far the best bird they have ever had, even kids. They are very big, I mean freakishly big and will serve a lot of people. Grocery store Turkeys contain 12% to 20% added solution(broth) and it's included with weight as well as a water packed giblet bag. My Turkeys are just weighed by the Turkey, no solution added, not bleached either like store birds. I send them frozen. I include an internal seasoning bag and an external seasoning rub made from stuff we grow here. And it comes with cooking instructions. Other farms sell this bird this size at $9 to $15 per pound, our low price is only $4 per lb. plus $15 for USDA process fee.
We rescue dogs, cats and birds from time to time, and we come across a pet that needs re-homed. Hugo is the third Saint Bernard we have taken as a pet from rescue.
Milo the pug was a 13 yr old dog endangered of being put down due to owner "downsizing" so we took him knowing nobody would ever adopt such an old pug. We love Milo and he is home.
Other animals include other dogs, cats, rabbits, and birds that we find quality loving homes for.
Occasionally the Animal Cops bring us neglected chickens, ducks, etc. to bring them back to health.
We specialize in the large breed because we have always had large breeds and my mother has always had Bull mastiffs and is still a Bull Mastiff breeder over 30 years now and had dogs in the Westminster Kennel Club shows. To find her go to PUPPYBULLMASTIFF.COM
We love the biggest dogs in the world -English Mastiffs for lots of reasons:
Nobody messes with a person or a house with a Monster Mastiff. Anybody cases your home for robbery or invasion of any kind will change their minds when they see these Huge Dogs on property. Most people even cops would tell me only a truly insane person would try to break in with those beasts at home. Sure a 70 lb. German Sheppard can be scary but a 250lb. Monster Mastiff is like having a Lion.
They are extremely affectionate and very cuddly.
Protective of family and property.
Safe with small children.
They are a great attention getter and conversation starter. "Is that a horse or a dog?","How much does he eat?"
Are so big they take on even more human personality, too big to ignore them.
Sweet, gentle natured giants, they think they are lapdogs but make great bed warmers in the cold winter.
Hello, my name is Michael Lee and my wife is Lucinda Jones.
We have a spacious 2 acre fenced in yard that our dogs can run and play in. Our dogs live in the house taking beds and couches. They are very spoiled.
They can go outside at anytime due to our extra large doggy doors. (Thee best way to house break a dog).
We have 2 English Mastiff females (Thelma and Louise); we call Louise "Weezy".
The stud we use is from another breeder, we chose him for same reasons we chose our bitches.
His name is Brutus and he stands taller than I am and I'm 6'1, he is still a growing puppy at 2.5 years old.
We have our own stud now but are awaiting him to to mature before we use him and since he came from our bitches he won't be used to breed with them but for outside bitches only. We Are looking for a stud that comes from an Apricot and another super large quality brindle. We will always breed our girls who are fawn with black to Brindle males so that we will get brindle puppies as well as fawn and black puppies and the fawn and blacks will have really crisp dark black full masks(eyes and muzzle) and ears.
Our family also has 1 neutered Saint Bernard named Hugo, and a micro-mastiff (PUG) Milo.
Cats include Simba, Bob, Freddy, Scary Cat and Magic are our family cats that live inside and out keeping vermin population down.
Our flock of free range, all natural and organic birds is Easter egg chickens, Buff Orpingtons, Barred Rock, Bolivian cross, Phoenix chickens and more. One pet rooster named Rebel.
We had mallard ducks but now we have Peking ducks (very large) 4 times the size of mallards.
And gigantic turkeys, Double Breasted Bronze cross turkeys (closest thing to a wild turkey but with the double the breast meat).
Over 50 lbs before processed and up to 40 lbs. ready to cook. We sell these turkeys too. These are the closest Turkeys to Wild Turkeys. The difference is these are Broad Breasted/Double Breasted. The eat all naturally. They eat a lot of herbs like Rosemary, Tarragon, and Sage. We feed them from our vegetable garden and they love onions. They have almost pre-seasoned themselves.
I had them U.S.D.A. processed at King and Son's in Bradford,Ohio. They have been in business over 100 years and said I had the biggest Turkeys they have ever seen. We have 34 to 40 pound birds ready to thaw, cook and impress everybody with the juicy flavour. They were over 50 pounds before processing. Everybody that tastes these turkeys say it is by far the best bird they have ever had, even kids. They are very big, I mean freakishly big and will serve a lot of people. Grocery store Turkeys contain 12% to 20% added solution(broth) and it's included with weight as well as a water packed giblet bag. My Turkeys are just weighed by the Turkey, no solution added, not bleached either like store birds. I send them frozen. I include an internal seasoning bag and an external seasoning rub made from stuff we grow here. And it comes with cooking instructions. Other farms sell this bird this size at $9 to $15 per pound, our low price is only $4 per lb. plus $15 for USDA process fee.
We rescue dogs, cats and birds from time to time, and we come across a pet that needs re-homed. Hugo is the third Saint Bernard we have taken as a pet from rescue.
Milo the pug was a 13 yr old dog endangered of being put down due to owner "downsizing" so we took him knowing nobody would ever adopt such an old pug. We love Milo and he is home.
Other animals include other dogs, cats, rabbits, and birds that we find quality loving homes for.
Occasionally the Animal Cops bring us neglected chickens, ducks, etc. to bring them back to health.
We specialize in the large breed because we have always had large breeds and my mother has always had Bull mastiffs and is still a Bull Mastiff breeder over 30 years now and had dogs in the Westminster Kennel Club shows. To find her go to PUPPYBULLMASTIFF.COM
We love the biggest dogs in the world -English Mastiffs for lots of reasons:
Nobody messes with a person or a house with a Monster Mastiff. Anybody cases your home for robbery or invasion of any kind will change their minds when they see these Huge Dogs on property. Most people even cops would tell me only a truly insane person would try to break in with those beasts at home. Sure a 70 lb. German Sheppard can be scary but a 250lb. Monster Mastiff is like having a Lion.
They are extremely affectionate and very cuddly.
Protective of family and property.
Safe with small children.
They are a great attention getter and conversation starter. "Is that a horse or a dog?","How much does he eat?"
Are so big they take on even more human personality, too big to ignore them.
Sweet, gentle natured giants, they think they are lapdogs but make great bed warmers in the cold winter.
This was the first day home for our girls at 9 months old and already 105 lbs. 
Most breeders of these Beautiful Creatures blindly continue breeding bad traits back into lineage and gene pool whereas Myopia( Eye Droop and Cherry Eye),Hip Dysplasia and Elbow Dysplasia, bad weight to frame ratios, lifespans short as 6 years, narrow heads, slender shoulders, cocked hind feet, and poor markings, really long ears have left alot of the dogs missing what makes them so great, so beautiful and even live in a painful short life.
Note: We take this responsibility in our family to ensure that only the finest quality dogs go into breeding.
Just because a dog gathers points at shows to get it's Champion status does not mean that the dog's hips or elbows are not dysplastic.
And they could have the bad gene somewhere in the up line. And unfortunately once a breeder has invested so much time and money they end up breeding the dog to recover the investment which only continues to spread the bad genetics.
I encourage everybody to shop around. We shopped for years and drove thousands of miles,made hours of phone conversations and researched pedigrees,dna,health reports and O.F.A numbers (some breeders forge numbers from other dogs so look and call to be sure).
We intend to eventually not only have dogs in formal dog shows but to get them in pulling contests, Boar hunting Catch Dogs, and even military and police K-9 work.
These Massive canines are in the "Working Group" class of dogs and should be used in purposeful work other than just the novelty exotic and extremely large yet lovable couch potatoe.
Note: We take this responsibility in our family to ensure that only the finest quality dogs go into breeding.
Just because a dog gathers points at shows to get it's Champion status does not mean that the dog's hips or elbows are not dysplastic.
And they could have the bad gene somewhere in the up line. And unfortunately once a breeder has invested so much time and money they end up breeding the dog to recover the investment which only continues to spread the bad genetics.
I encourage everybody to shop around. We shopped for years and drove thousands of miles,made hours of phone conversations and researched pedigrees,dna,health reports and O.F.A numbers (some breeders forge numbers from other dogs so look and call to be sure).
We intend to eventually not only have dogs in formal dog shows but to get them in pulling contests, Boar hunting Catch Dogs, and even military and police K-9 work.
These Massive canines are in the "Working Group" class of dogs and should be used in purposeful work other than just the novelty exotic and extremely large yet lovable couch potatoe.
