Results: Dogo Argentino

The Dogo Argentino is a hunting dog breed to find, pursue and catch big game such as wild boar and puma. When it comes to character and temperament, the breed is loyal, friendly, and cheerful. Instantly recognizable by its completely white coat, the Dogo is a powerful, tenacious, and intelligent big dog. Dogo Argentinos are incredibly great for search and rescue, police assistance, military work, guide for the visually impaired or as other service dogs. Are you familiar with this dog breed?

This video has everything! — suspense, drama, savagery, scholarly discourse and acute commentary, aestheticism, reflection, projection, humor, history, relevance, esoteric as well as exoteric components, not to mention this particular man's closest companion's affinities and attributes. Tedious yet timely, the dog eats tp and her soul looks so happy. I'd wag my tail, too, if I had one. Betty's the best doggo! Does the Dogo in the video look happy and healthy?

A hunting dog developed in Argentina, thus its name, Dogo Argentinos are confident, courageous, humble and affectionate with their family, but have strong guarding instincts and territorial tendencies. Described as "powerful and athletic," the breed is ideal for joggers and walkaholics, as they require tons of daily exercise and interaction with people. The AKC cautions they AREN'T FOR THE FIRST TIME DOG OWNER! Puppies cost $1,000-$4,000 and adults may be $8,000. Would you ever consider adopting a Dogo Argentino?

Although deafness associated with all white dogs is a risk, reputable breeders are incredibly strict about maintaining good bloodlines. Ensure the breeder you go through does the BAER test. Additionally, a main hearing issue Dogos are notorious for is selective hearing. Incredibly clever, impossible to fool, and impressively obstinate, they will test you, oppose you, defy you and challenge you in essentially everything — a Dogo Argentino SHOULD NOT BE YOUR FIRST BIG DOG! Did you know that white-coated dogs are more prone to congenital deafness than dark-coloured dogs?

You need to be the alpha — make your Dogo wait and watch you eat - then you feed the dog - make the dog get out of your way if the dog is in the way - don't step around or over the dog, make the dog sit and wait while you go out the door first - at that point give your dog the 'release' command to exit the entryway. Seemingly insignificant details like that instill in your dog that you are the alpha and a great deal of behavior issues can be prevented or basically stopped when the dog quits challenging you for the alpha position. Your Dogo will be more joyful with you as a solid alpha. I did these things with my canines when they were puppies, and have never had any behavior problems. If the dog is pulling on the leash - give the "heel" command and stand there until the strain on the leash stops. You could remain there for 30 minutes, yet the moment the tension is off, begin walking - if the dog begins pulling again - stop and wait again - continue doing that and the dog will get the message if he wants to walk, he can't pull the leash. Full-grown Dogos typically weigh 132-143 lbs / 60-65 kg. Have you owned a Dogo Argentino?