The Argentine Dogo was developed in
Argentina by Dr. Antonio Nores Martinez in the 1920's. He wanted a dog
who was a good pack hunter and guardian, but could also be trusted
with the family. He started with a now extinct mastiff-type breed
called the Dog of Cordoba. He added Great Dane, Boxer, Spanish
Mastiff, Bulldog, Bull Terrier, Great Pyrenees, Pointer, Irish
Wolfhound and Dogue de Bordeaux. The resulting breed, not only met
Martinez,' original expectations as a big game hunter and family
guardian, but has also been successful as a guide dog and in military
and police. The Argentine Dogo is an excellent guardian of the home.
Loyal to the family, playful and intelligent. It is good with children
and loves to kiss and cuddle with those the family accepts. Dogos are
easy to train. This is a highly intelligent, powerful dog who needs a
firm and consistent, but loving hand.
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