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 Breeding and Combining 

Some of the best working Mastiff/Molloser genetics on the planet.  To create giant, healthy, athletic, courageous, intelligent, stable, family/farm/livestock guardian dogs


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All dogs featured are direct descendants of

Current Sires or Current Dams

See some recent videos from current litters below, and more by clicking the link  current litters  

          Some of our           

            F1 Hybrids            

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Olympic farm/ranch dogs

The farm/Ranch/Family guardian branch of the Olympicdogs Holy Trinity


"Ghengis Afrikracker"

Olympic Road dogs

The Road dog, the obedience first, branch of the Olympicdogs Holy Trinity

Dogo x Dane:  One of many f1 options we have done, and a good "road dog" mix

"Dangouno"

Dogo x Boerboel:  A logical cross for addressing genetic issues, and temperamental extremes in both.  one example of many that can be found in our Half breed section

"Dobo"

Kangal x Dogo aka "The Olympic schizophrenic "

"Lefty"  (Kangal x Dogo)

Another dog found in our Half breed section

Boerboel x Dane  "Boerboerdana" 

Boerboel x Dane; A logical, repeatable cross found in our Half breed section

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"Ziggy" what we called a "quatro" was equal parts Kangal, Boerboel, Dogo, Dane.  Seen here at just over a year and about 34" at the shoulder, he filled out to a legit 200lbs later in life.  

(  click above for asymmetrical crosses sorted by primary breed % first )

"Country"  Our best Road dog to date 160 lbs.  Of devoted, obedient, loyal protection. 

Boerboel percentage 50% 

25% Dogo Argentino 

25% Dane

Innuendo aka Endo:  

Kangal percentage 50%

Dogo 25%

Dane 25%

See some videos below for our 


Both Shenanigans and Mischief in need of retirement homes, can be seen in video below

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