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Today is VERY hot in Adelaide, so as usual he has his ice bath to keep cool

This year for anyone who remembers me, I lost my beloved Bullmastiffs Frank and Dora within 6 weeks of each other. Life wasn't the same without them so my partner and I bought a wooly Malamute, Titan. We are also adding another Bullmastiff to our family in January. Life isn't the same without a bully in my life! For now, here are some pictures of Ti (Titan) in all his fuzzy glory.

Please, Please keep them away from apricots. Both my beloved Bullmastiffs ate a heap off my tree and unfortunately my male died, 6 weeks later my female died. I absolutely hate myself for not realizing they were toxic and I would give anything to go back in time and cut down the tree. ( it was a rental house though) I wish I netted it or set up a fence. Please be careful. <3

Not heartless at all, it's truth. All the urns I looked at said "20kg dog" etc etc.. I'll just wait till I get him back to see how much.... there is. Otherwise I like your idea of a nice box with a bullmastiff statue. At least that way I can make it custom to him

This was Franks last day with us. He got pampered. I wish I knew he wouldn't be with me the next day I would have let him sleep on the bed with me. I'd love to find something like this!

Hey all. Some might remember me, I can't seem to log into my old account but I own 2 Bullmastiffs Frank and Dora. for the last 2 months my 6 year old brindle boy Frank has been having heart issues. Unfortunately I came home from work yesterday and my boy had passed in his sleep. He is currently with Angel Ashes awaiting private cremation. My question is does anyone know where I can get a large breed dog urn? Everything seems to be <40kg and Frank was 65-70kg. I miss my boy. Dora misses her buddy. Life just doesnt feel the same without my tank. I'm after a heart on a stand, or a bullmastiff shaped memorial box. Does anyone know where I can get anything for a Bullmastiff sized ashes? Thank you.