Dogo Argentino

• Origin and Crossbreeds: Originating in Argentina, the Dogo Argentino was bred as a hunting and guard dog. Primarily purebred, though sometimes crossed with other mastiffs or bull-type breeds.

• Compatibility with Children and Babies: Loyal and protective, they can be good with children but require supervision due to their strength and size.

• Compatibility with Other Pets: They can be aggressive toward other dogs and small animals if not properly socialized.

• Health Conditions: Prone to deafness, hip dysplasia, and skin issues.

• Habits: Highly energetic and requires consistent training. They are natural protectors but need an experienced owner to manage their strength.

• Social Life: Very loyal to their family but can be reserved and wary of strangers.

• Suitability for Home Life: Best suited for homes with large spaces and yards. They need a lot of exercise and are not ideal for apartment living.

• Eating Habits: Requires a high-protein diet with ample portions to match their active lifestyle.

• Average Monthly Expenses: Monthly expenses, including food and health care, can range from £120-170 GBP.

• Encyclopedic Fact: The Dogo Argentino was originally bred for big game hunting, particularly wild boar, and is known for its strength, endurance, and protective instincts.