Whether Mastiffs Guarded English Estates
English estate guards and Molossus-type dogs protected medieval properties from human intruders and dangerous wild animals.
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Whether the Lyme Hall Mastiff Strain Survives
The Lyme Hall Mastiff strain maintained by the Legh family for centuries faces questions regarding its pure survival today.
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How Long Lyme Hall Bred Mastiffs
Lyme Hall and the Legh family breeding Mastiffs continuously since the fourteenth century to preserve the English canine lineage.
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Where the Lyme Hall Mastiff Kennel Was
The Lyme Hall estate in Cheshire, England, preserved pure Mastiff bloodlines and protected the breed through centuries of British history.
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What a Mastiff Did at Agincourt in 1415
The legend of a loyal Mastiff at the 1415 Battle of Agincourt examined through the realities of medieval warfare.
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Who Sir Piers Legh Was to the Mastiff
Sir Piers Legh and his loyal Mastiff at the 1415 Battle of Agincourt, guarding him and founding the Lyme Hall bloodline.
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Whether Mastiffs Were Used as War Dogs
Historical evidence reveals whether ancient armies like the Assyrians and Romans actually used Mastiff-type dogs in combat.
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What Mastiffs Fought in the Colosseum
Ancient Roman Colosseum battles featured powerful ancestral Mastiff dogs imported from Greece, Epirus, and Britain.
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How Roman Troops Brought Mastiffs to England
Roman legions brought ancient Molossus war dogs to England, tracing the history of powerful Mastiffs from Albania and Greece.
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Where the Mastiff Came From Before Britain
The ancient Molossus dog and Assyrian war hounds formed the powerful lineage preceding the modern British Mastiff breed.
