Rosebull NB WildWest FL

02/15/2025

Happy Family Day Weekend! ❤️👨‍👩‍👧‍👦

This weekend’s the perfect reminder that family comes in all shapes and sizes—whether it’s the people you grew up with, the friends who feel like family, or your furry four-legged companions 🐶

It’s a weekend for fun walkies, cozy movie marathons, and stories around the table—the kind where everyone talks over each other but somehow you catch every word.

So, whether you’re spending the weekend with your loved ones in person or sending a quick “thinking of you” message from afar, soak up those little moments that make life sweet.

From my family to yours—may your day be filled with laughter, love, and maybe a little dessert (because what’s a celebration without it?).

How are you spending Family Day Weekend? Drop a comment and share your favorite traditions! ⬇️

02/11/2025

Couple more of Magnolia and George ♥️

02/11/2025

Rosebull Magnolia (9mths) and Rosebull Gorgeous George (11mths)
Happy valentines Day puppers!

02/11/2025

15-Month Training Check-In!

Wow, time flies—your English Mastiff puppy is now 15 months old! At this stage, they should be well on their way to becoming calm, confident and well-mannered. But just like with any large breed, consistent training and reinforcement are key to ensuring they grow into a well-balanced adult.

Here’s what your big puppy should ideally know by now:

Basic Obedience – They should reliably respond to sit, stay, down, come, and leave it in different environments. If they’re still selective in listening, practice with high-value rewards! We like to use liver treats!

Loose Leash Walking– By now, they should be walking nicely on a leash, but occasional pulling can still happen, especially with distractions. Keep reinforcing good leash manners—it’s a must for a dog of this size! We find the slip lead works well for us and really helps with any pulling.

Impulse Control – Your pup should be learning patience. Waiting at doors, not rushing to food, and greeting people calmly are all great signs of progress!

Socialization & Confidence – At this age, they should be much more comfortable in new environments and with different people and dogs. If they show hesitation or reactivity, go back to slow, positive exposures.

Household Manners – No more excessive jumping,
chewing, or counter surfing (we hope!). If any of these behaviors linger, stay consistent with redirection and training.

Reliable Recall – Coming when called is a lifesaver—literally. If your recall still needs work, keep practicing in low-distraction areas before expecting success in high-energy situations.

Remember, every dog learns at their own pace, and some Mastiffs are stubborn by nature! If your pup is still working on any of these areas, don’t stress—just stay patient, consistent, and keep it positive... they'll get there! 🥰

Let us know below—what training successes (or struggles) are you seeing at 15 months? Let’s celebrate progress and troubleshoot challenges together! 🐾

Pic of Pearl and her bestie ❤️

02/10/2025

Oh boy! This little guy is stunning!

What did the “Lover Boy” say to his Valentine? Check comments for answer ❤️

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02/10/2025

Almost 11 months old, Rosebull Sydney ♥️

02/10/2025

02/10/2025

With Rockhill Mastiffs – I just got recognized as one of their top fans! 🎉

02/09/2025

02/09/2025

Rosebull Beans

02/09/2025

Skunk Alert!

A Friendly PSA:

February through early March marks skunk breeding season! Before letting your dogs outside, make some noise to give skunks a chance to move along—no one wants an unexpected surprise.

Skunk Etiquette 101

If you cross paths with a skunk, stay calm and speak softly. Skunks have poor eyesight and don’t want to spray unless they feel threatened. If a skunk is feeling uneasy, it will give you some clear warning signs:
1. Stomping its front feet
2. Turning its back to you
3. Doing a handstand (yes, really!)
4. Spraying—up to 10 feet away!

Uh-oh… Got Sprayed? Here’s What to Do:
1. Catch the dog (or unlucky human) ASAP—don’t let them roll on anything!
2. If possible, wear rubber gloves and blot the spray off with paper towels.
3. Mix the following de-skunking paste (don’t add water!):
• 1 teaspoon Dawn dish soap
• 3% hydrogen peroxide
• ¼ cup baking soda (Skip the baking soda for human skin—it’s too abrasive.)
4. Apply the paste, let it sit for 10 minutes, rinse, and repeat if needed.

Fun Skunk Facts

Skunks are omnivores and love munching on insects like grasshoppers, beetles, and crickets. They also eat grubs, bees, wasps, small rodents, bird eggs, and even berries. In cities, they’ll scavenge pet food or garbage left outside.

Skunk-Proofing Your Yard
• Secure trash cans and close dumpster lids at night.
• Keep pet food indoors after dark.
• Control rodent populations and lawn grubs.
• Remove brush and wood piles—prime skunk real estate!

A little prevention goes a long way in keeping the peace between you, your pets, and these misunderstood (but very fragrant) little critters!

02/09/2025

Muin’s family adores him, since they have made a home for another Rosebull puppy named Coco, wait til you see Coco, she’s just as gorgeous!

02/09/2025

AFTER
Rosebull Muin (Logic x Coco)

02/09/2025

This is Rosebull Muin BEFORE

02/09/2025

02/07/2025

Try antlers for your dogs, dogs love to chew, it releases chemicals in their bodies that relax them!

Nothing makes a Labrador happier than a good chew! 🦴 This split elk antler is the perfect treat to keep your dog busy and happy. 🐾

02/07/2025

Good morning everyone! I hope everyone has a beautiful superbowl weekend. A friend posted this and its too cute not to share 💗