Alice White
#13 And every time in English clubs, breeders patiently fought to restore the number of mastiffs.
#14 Mastiffs, sometimes referred to as Old English Mastiffs, take their name from the Latin word mansuetus, meaning “tame” or “domesticated.”
#15 The Latin word was eventually transformed via Old French and Middle English into the word mastiff, which was first recorded in Middle English in a work written before 1387.
