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Neopolitan mastiff

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Neopolitan mastiff
a very large (110-150 lb), heavy dog with loose-fitting skin over the body and the large, broad head. The tail may be docked by one-third. The coat is short and colored black, blue, gray or brown.
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The brindle-coloured adult male blue Neopolitan mastiff was found by police in the vicinity of West Road and Baxter Avenue on Monday, December 22.
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