5Forest's ideal home Forest is a sweet lad who is ready to find his forever home. He is a 4 year old Bulldog cross who is looking for a home that will give him time to settle into a new environment. Forest has shown he can settle well when left alone in this environment, however we would advise this be built up gradually to ensure he is comfortable in a home. He is looking for
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2Toastie's ideal home Toastie is searching for loving adopters who will give him time & space to adjust to home living. He needs to be the only dog for now but could potentially live with a dog-savvy cat & other pets if managed. Toastie could live with older children aged 15+ and, once settled in, could hopefully have his leaving hours built up to 3-4. Could you be Toastie's
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2Kay's ideal home Kay is a big, beautiful girl who would really prefer a quiet home so that she can find her paws again. She is friendly out and about and has a really good history around children but can be a bit anxious. Therefore to set her up for success she’s looking for a home where the youngest people are teenagers. Kay can live with Dogs given successful mixes in
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8Mira's ideal home Mira would like her own private, secure garden where she can relax and play to her hearts content. She can live with children aged 14 years and over. Mira isn’t comfortable around other Dogs so would need adopters comfortable working on this and she would need to be kept on a lead out and about. She cannot live with any other pets. Mira is full of
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4Clyde's ideal home Clyde is on the search for his forever home with adopters who would love to get stuck into training. He would benefit from learning all the basics and learning about home life. He can be quite bouncy so would be best suited to live with secondary school aged children in the home. He would prefer to be the only dog in the home as he is not always eager to be
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4Max's ideal home Meet Max, a charming companion ready to find his forever home! Max is on the lookout for a special place where he can be the star of the show—ideally, a home without any other pets. This will allow him to soak up all the affection and companionship you have to give! It’s important that his new home understands his background and offers reassurance during
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2Aberdare's ideal home Meet Aberdare, one of our Welsh Valley litter pups! These pups are 6 weeks old and are looking for their forever homes. Due to their young age they are able to live with Dogs, pending a successful meet at the centre, cats and children of any age. Could you be Aberdare's perfect match? The Welsh Valley Litter will be large breed Dogs with their mum being a
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4Houla's ideal home Houla is on the search for her forever home with adopters willing to introduce her to the World. Houla could live with a specific dog in the home but she would also like to continue her dog socialisation out on her walks. Houla enjoys meeting new people and can have visitors over once she has settled into her new home. Houla can be left up to 2 hours for now
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Penelope Peach's ideal home Bouncy, bright and brimming with love – Penelope is a one-year-old Mastiff Cross with a huge heart and a lot of puppy energy. She is looking for a home with children aged 10 or older who are comfortable around big, enthusiastic Dogs who may still jump up when excited. Her ideal home would be one where cuddles are in good supply, training is kept
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71Dinks's ideal home Dinks would do best in a home where he will be the only dog, but he is coming on leaps and bounds with his confidence around them, so a home that can continue his sociability out and about would be great for him! It isn’t essential for Dinks to have access to a garden as long as his exercise needs can be met. Dinks would be best suited to a home where any
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3Wilson's ideal home Wilson is a sweet boy who can live with children aged 12 and over. He would love a private, secure garden to run around in, he can't live with cats but could potentially live with another dog, dependant on meets at the centre (the dog must be neutered/ spayed). Wilson could also live with small furries if kept separate. He would thrive in a home that is
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3Guinness's ideal home Guinness can live with children of high school age but presently not other Dogs. We have no history for him and cannot guarantee that he is house trained or used to spending time alone. Could you be Guinness's perfect match? Guinness is a happy and sometimes boisterous lad who arrived in our care recovering from a fractured hip. He's definitely on the
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Dandy's ideal home Dandy is a lovely man that enjoys going out and socialising with people and Dogs. He loves affection and a good cuddle. He will melt your heart as he has stolen many a hearts here at Harefield. Could you be Dandy's perfect match? Dandy will need a calm household that can respect his space and sensitivity. He can be worried by being left here in the centre so
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Adopting a Mastiff usually involves completing an application form, meeting the dog in person, and agreeing to any checks or requirements set by the current owner or rescue organisation. This helps ensure the Mastiff is matched with the right home.
Before adopting a Mastiff, consider the breed's exercise needs, grooming requirements, and temperament. Understanding the typical traits of a Mastiff can help you decide if it's the right fit for your lifestyle.
Browse the listings on this page to see Mastiff dogs currently available for adoption. You can filter by location to find Mastiffs closer to you, making it easier to arrange a visit and meet the dog in person.
Many rescues and private owners charge an adoption fee. This fee often covers vaccinations, microchipping, and sometimes neutering, helping to ensure the dog is healthy and ready for a new home.
