Majorca Mastiff
Powerful, loyal, and calm, this breed thrives as a devoted guardian and family companion. Protective instincts blend with a gentle temperament, making them reliable and affectionate pets.
Breed Characteristics
Average sizes and life expectancy of the breed.
HEIGHT
55–58 cm (male)
52–55 cm (female)
WEIGHT
35–38 kg (male)
30–34 kg (female)
LIFE EXPECTANCY
10–12 years
Majorca Mastiff: Breed snapshot
Everything you need to know about this beloved breed at a glance
Key Breed Characteristics
Kingdom
Animalia
Phylum
Chordata
Class
Mammalia
Order
Carnivora
Family
Canidae
Genus
Canis
Species
Canis lupus familiaris
Diet
Omnivore
"A Majorca Mastiff isn't just a pet — they're a loyal companion, a playful friend, and a loving family member all in one."
Temperament & personality
Understanding Majorca Mastiff's temperament is key to knowing if they're the right match for your lifestyle.
Personality Overview
The Majorca Mastiff is known for its calm, loyal, and protective nature, often forming strong bonds with its family while remaining reserved with strangers.
Key Personality Traits
Wary with strangers but loyal to family
Learns basic commands with consistent training
Calm indoors, moderate activity needs
Enjoys play but not highly energetic
Adjusts to change with familiar people
Strengths
- Loyal to family members
- Strong natural guarding instincts
- Calm and stable demeanor at home
- Tolerates heat better than many mastiffs
- Responds well to consistent positive training
Challenges
- Wary of strangers without proper socialization
- Prone to stubbornness during training sessions
- Can show aggression toward unfamiliar dogs
- Needs regular mental and physical stimulation
- Not suited for inexperienced dog owners
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Intelligence & exercise needs
Majorca Mastiffs are both highly intelligent and energetic, requiring mental and physical stimulation to thrive.
🧠 Intelligence & training
Trainability
Learns with consistency
Overall rating
This breed displays moderate intelligence and can be trained with consistency and patience, though it may show some independence and stubbornness during training sessions.
Trainable Tasks:
🏃 Exercise & energy levels
Daily Exercise
60–75 minutes daily
recommended per day
The Majorca Mastiff has moderate exercise needs, benefiting from daily walks and regular play; mental stimulation is also important to prevent boredom and maintain balanced behavior.
Recommended Activities:
Is this breed right for you?
Majorca Mastiffs are versatile dogs that adapt well to many lifestyles, but they're not the perfect match for everyone. Here's a quick guide to help you determine if a Majorca Mastiff would fit well in your home.
First-time Owner
Requires experienced handling and firm, consistent training
Apartment Living
Needs space and a secure yard to thrive
Active Lifestyle
Enjoys activity but not overly energetic or demanding
Kids
Protective and strong, may be too boisterous for small children
Multiple Pets
Can be dominant and territorial with other pets
Being Left Alone
Dislikes being left alone and prone to separation issues
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