The Italian Twisted Boliton is mainly distributed in Italy. This dog is a super large dog breed that can race a pony. Its body is right-angled and muscular, with a huge head and a face full of wrinkles. The wrinkles on the face extend to the chin and then hang down to the neck to form a very obvious crop. It is a fierce dog with a serious expression, strong and beautiful appearance.

1. Italian Twisted Boliton - Overview

The Italian Twisted Boliton Dog is also known as: Neapolitan Mastiff, Napoleon Mastiff, Latin scientific name: neapolitan mastiff. It originated in ancient times, originating in Italy. In the early days, it was mainly used for: livestock guard dogs and fighting dogs. Now it is used for: companion dogs and security dogs. The darker coat color and stripes help the Newberyton hide from thieves late at night.

2. Italian Twisted Boliton-Disadvantages

(1) The Italian Twisted Boliton has a dark black body, strong and sturdy, and seems to have endless power. It is one of the most powerful fighting dogs in the world. It was once the favorite of the Mafia and was used to Showing terror and power.

(2) This dog is also known as "one of the most dangerous dog breeds in the world" because once it attacks, it will not stop fighting and likes to devour the prey it kills, including people! It is known in the world of fierce dogs. Known as the most "cruel killer".

(3) The Italian Twist Bolton is also known as the "King of Drool" and has a strong body odor.

3. Italian Twisted Boliton - Morphological Characteristics

(1)Physical characteristics

The Italian Twisted Boliton is a very large dog, with a body length that is 10% longer than the shoulder height, and a head length equal to 3/10 of the shoulder height. The ratio of skull to muzzle length is 2:1. Overall body shape: burly, stocky, large, longer than shoulder height. The head is short, thick, and the skull must be as wide as the cheekbones. The entire length of the head is equivalent to 3/10 of the height at the withers. The skin on the head is rich, wrinkled and folded. The most typical feature of this breed is the significant folds from the outer corners of the eyes to the outer corners of the lips. The longitudinal axis of the skull is parallel to the muzzle.

(2)Appearance characteristics

The Italian Twist Bolton has a larger head, but is well-proportioned with the body; when the eyes are open, the eyeballs are slightly sunken, and the color of the iris is generally slightly darker than the color of the coat. Compared with the entire body, the ears are small and triangular in shape. The ears are flat, close to the cheeks, and located above the cheekbones. The base of the tail is broad and strong, tapering toward the tip. The tail hangs down to the hock when resting, but generally 2/3 of the length of the tail is cut off. Limbs are of medium length and well muscled.

(3) Coat characteristics

The coat of the Italian Twisted Boliton is short, thick, and flat.slip. Most coat colors are blue, black is the second most common color, chocolate color is very rare, and the coat color is generally full color or striped.

(4)Characteristics

Although the Italian Twist Bolton is known as the most dangerous dog breed, it does not mean how ferocious his character is. This dog is a quiet and peaceful fierce dog. If not provoked, they are serious and quiet dogs. This dog breed is extremely wary of strangers.

4. Italy Twister Boliton-Training

(1) Italian Twisted Boliton has a very high IQ and a certain degree of stubbornness. It does not require repeated training. The Newberyton's actions are in line with the owner's wishes, so it is very easy to train. The master's prestige must be established in Newberyton's childhood. Children must also treat them with a certain amount of respect. Newberyton must be socialized and trained at an early age, otherwise it will attack beyond protection. They will also show a strong desire to attack after receiving strict social training.

(2) For Twister Bolliton, additional training is unnecessary. Because they are natural guard dogs. Thorough obedience training is very necessary. Be careful not to ask it to do it again when it disobeys commands. This dog is not a choice for first-time dog owners. You must have some dog-raising experience to get along well with it. When properly trained and under the control of an experienced owner, the Newberyton makes a great family companion.

5. Italian Twisted Boliton-Common Diseases and Prevention

(1) Common diseases

Twisted Boliton is most susceptible to obesity, Arlow's disease, scurvy, idiopathic osteodystrophy, metaphyseal bone disease, etc. These diseases are often caused by the owners' unreasonable feeding and preventive measures during the breeding process. Caused by less.

(2) Preventive measures

a. Experimental treatments such as antibiotics, analgesics, antihistamines, vitamin C, feed additives, etc. can be used. For stubborn and refractory cases, cortisone preparations can be used with reservation, and nursing care can be strengthened to prevent the occurrence of bedsores. Pay attention to stimulating appetite and preventing dehydration.

b. Pay attention to kennel hygiene, body hygiene, and food hygiene in daily life, so owners should often help clean the kennel, bathe the dog, and provide fresh food.

c. When the owner has time to take the dog out for a walk, ensure enough exercise. Twisted Boliton is not suitable for keeping in captivity.

d. You can take your dog to be vaccinated 1-2 times a year.

6. How much does an Italian Twisted Boliton cost?

The price of Italian Twisted Boliton is very flexible, and the prices are different for different sizes, genders, ages, and varieties. The price of an ordinary Twisted Boliton is between 3,000-8,000, and the price of a puppy is around 1,800-2,600.right. Female dogs are 300-400 yuan more expensive than male dogs.

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