FAQ

Most puppies grow out of HOD with supportive care, but relapses can occur until skeletal maturity, and rare permanent deformities may happen in severe cases.

Treatment for HOD (Hypertrophic Osteodystrophy) in dogs is primarily supportive, including NSAIDs for pain, corticosteroids in severe cases, fluid therapy, and dietary corrections.

HOD, or hypertrophic osteodystrophy, is a painful developmental bone disease that mainly affects fast-growing large and giant breed puppies. It causes swelling, pain, and sometimes severe systemic illness in affected dogs.

Cons of owning a Mastiff include their massive size requiring ample space, strong-willed nature needing experienced handling, potential health issues, and significant grooming responsibilities.

The Spanish Mastiff is considered one of the most aggressive dog breeds due to its strong protective instincts and potential dominance toward unfamiliar dogs.

The cons of owning a Mastiff include their massive size, health issues common to giant breeds, high food and care costs, and a need for experienced, consistent training.

The Spanish Mastiff is known for its protective nature and can display aggressive tendencies, especially toward unfamiliar dogs if not properly socialized.

Cons of owning a Mastiff include their enormous size, high grooming and health care needs, potential dominance issues, and unsuitability for novice dog owners.

The Spanish Mastiff can display dominant or aggressive tendencies toward unfamiliar dogs if not properly socialized.

Spanish Mastiff puppies typically cost between $1,000 and $2,500, depending on lineage, breeder reputation, and location.