Mastidoodle

The history and origin of the Mastidoodle still remains a mystery as the hybrid only likely emerged within the last 20 years. Nevertheless, the Mastidoodle is a hybrid currently recognized by the American Canine Hybrid Club and Dog Registry of America, both American dog breed clubs. It can be speculated that this hybrid originated from the Americas. The Mastiff parent breed we know today is believed to have descended from various ancient giant breed dogs such as the Tibetan Mastiff, Saint Bernard, Dogue de Bordeaux, and Rottweiler and emerged in England during the 15th century. However, the original Mastiff can be traced back over 2500 years ago to many places such as Asia and Egypt. These strong, breeds often served as guard dogs and protectors of their owners. The Standard Poodle is another ancient breed that was believed to have first emerged during the first century B.C. These ancient breeds have gone through much progression over the centuries and over time were crossed with breeds such as the Russian, Spanish, German and French water dogs along with various Asian dog breeds. The breed we know today is currently considered the National dog of France. They are easily one of the most intelligent dog breeds known and serve as guide and service dogs.