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Welcome to Millridge Mastiffs!
We are located in Northeastern Pennsylvania. We breed our Mastiffs for the betterment
of the breed itself.
In the ninties, we raised Numa, a Newfoundland, which is another "gentle giant", as well as two
seeing eye puppies through the 4-H Club. We were very proud of those two pups, who went on to graduate from the Seeing Eye
in Morristown, N.J. These experiences taught responsibility and caring for very special puppies.
I suggest doing a
lot of research of different breeds before purchasing or adopting any dog. A Mastiff is not for everyone. They grow to be
very large and demand much love and attention. Making sure you have the time for socializing and training them is quite important.
If you are considering a Mastiff as a pet, I would look into Mastiff Rescue. It's a wonderful place for getting a dog. Plus,
they are always very appreciative of their new home.
After doing our research, my daughter made phone calls to
locate a Mastiff. That put us in touch with two informative MCOA members who knew of a lovely show quality female
in need of a new home.
She was fawn with a black mask, 18 months old and had 2 points in her show career.
She had champion parents, Ch. Pinewood His Majesty's Holy Moses and Ch. Goldwyn. So, in July 1998, we purchased Star
and welcomed her into our home. Star adjusted to her new home wonderfully. I still remember the look on our cats faces. She
was very well behaved and easy going. In a year, she bulked up very nicely, her chest filled out, her head broadened and
she was winning titles at shows being "owner handled". Many of her wins were "Best of Opposite" and "Winner's Bitch" together.
She received her Championship title with a 5 point major at Ox Ridge Kennel Club, CT., in September 2001.
Our
Mastiffs are very special to us and are loyal family members. I hope you enjoy our website. Please feel free to contact
me with any questions or concerns.
Mastiffs are truely loving "gentle giants". We hope to help
fellow Mastiff lovers choose that special Mastiff of their own.
By studying the pedigrees of sire and dam I match famous English
ancestors.
Breeding health tested Mastiffs. These future breedings should
bring nice English type, good temperment, big bone and substance.
As of the winter of
2006, I've decided to import a Mastiff puppy.
I've been an MCOA member since 2000 and also belong to The Garden
State Mastiff Fanciers Club, The Tri-State Dog Club and a Member of
the OEMC since August 2003. I abide by the clubs Code Of Ethics. We hope you will find the information
on this site informative and helpful.
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