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Without a doubt, every boarding kennel has a unique personality. Not every kennel suits every dog owner. As an owner of a mastiff, you may have to search a little more than the average dog owner for one that you - and your dog - like. It's just not realistic to think that your guarding breed will do anything but continue guarding while he's being boarded. That means - considering the number of different people as well as dogs your Mastiff encounters in this situation - this situation may be stressful for him. Obviously, your Mastiff would prefer not to be placed in this situation where he feels he needs to continually guard his new territory. This doesn't even take into account that the fact that your loyal friend will also miss you terribly. Don't be surprised if your Mastiff shows signs of separation anxiety. Of course you need to make sure that the kennel will be able to meet the need of dogs mastiff. Only you can decide if you Mastiff will "survive" the kennel experience while you're gone. You can boost the odds that your pet will board well by choosing your kennel very carefully. Ask before you make arrangements if the staff has experience boarding Mastiffs. If the staff has never boarded one of these very special dogs before, you need to keep looking. When you find one who knows about Mastiffs, then it's time to visit it.

Mastiff's are definitely a breed all their own. As one of the largest canine breeds available it will pay well to truly read about and discover their quirks and temperament before going head long into purchasing one.