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Italian Mastiff
noun[ C ]
(alsoItalian mastiff)uk /ɪˌtæl.jən ˈmæs.tɪf/ us /ɪˌtæl.jən ˈmæs.tɪf/
a type of large, powerful dog with a large head and short hair, often kept as a guard dog:
The Italian Mastiff is solid, strong and has powerful muscles but is still very elegant.
Synonym
Cane Corso
The Italian Mastiff is considered to be one of the best personal protection dogs.
A dog breeder purchased two Italian mastiffs for $300, even though they are worth around $2,500.
Italian mastiffs are a giant breed, weighing up to 120 pounds.
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