Mastiff stewardship, raised with care in the rolling prairies of Oklahoma

Ganymede Farm

Classic English Mastiffs raised among pecan groves and glowing sunsets. Our guardians inherit the calm confidence of the land and the warmth of our family.

View Current Litter Our Story

Coyotes Chased: Dozens
Acres to Roam: 12
Pecan Trees to Lay Under: 70+
Chickens Eaten: 0

Guardian Temperament

The Mastiff is an ancient breed, immense in size and unshakably loyal. Calm and affectionate with their family, they become something far different when confronted with danger. A male always rises above 30 inches at the shoulder and carries the weight of a grown man, enough to make any unwelcome visitor reconsider their plans.

Size & Structure

Males, minimum, 30 inches at the shoulder weight 160-230lbs. Females, minimum, 27½ inches at the shoulder, weight 120-160lbs. Structure, massive.

Colors & Markings

Mastiffs come in three standard colors: fawn, apricot, and brindle. All colors have a black mask and black ears. White markings on the chest and toes are acceptable but should be minimal.

Story

Part Of Our Family

A single mastiff pair is the heart of our family farm. Our sire Goose and our dam Poppy.

Goose

Don't let the name fool you. He's a massive old boy who means business, but a wonderful, gentle giant with his family. He has a heart of gold. He is 32+ inches tall and 185lbs.

Poppy

The matriarch; she keeps a watchful gaze. Her mother's instincts directs her every move. She is fierce and protective, but amazingly gentle and loving to small children and animals. She is 29 inches tall and 165lbs.

Scary History

Almost Extinct

Only a handful of Mastiffs survived World War II. By 1945, fewer than fourteen dogs remained in the United Kingdom—some accounts say just six to eight viable breeding dogs across the globe.

It became one of the closest brushes with extinction ever faced by a modern breed.

How the Breed Was Saved

U.S. and Canadian Mastiffs rescued the lineage. North American dogs weathered the war, then crossed the ocean to rebuild Britain’s bloodlines.

Many modern English Mastiffs trace back to a handful of Canadian studs that restored the breed from the brink.

Current Litter

Please contact us about upcoming litters.

Exciting news! We expect Poppy to have a new litter around the 2nd week of November 2026. Contact us for details.

How do you buy a puppy?

Reach out first. We'll confirm availability, talk temperaments, and help you choose the right puppy for your family. Personal conversations are the best way to match a guardian to a home.

When you're ready, place the non-refundable deposit to reserve that specific puppy. The deposit lets us turn away other interested families and focus on preparing your pup.

After the deposit we share the full purchase agreement. Once payment is complete you'll receive health records, vaccination history, feeding guidelines, and pick-up logistics.

Fraud is unfortunately common in the puppy world. Have a phone call, ask for details, and trust your instincts. We work hard to make every family feel protected and welcome.

Note: Submitting a Request Info form starts a conversation; no payment is collected online.