Dogo Argentino
Average price: $ 5,000*
Country of origin: Argentina
The Argentine mastiff is a white, large and muscular dog breed. He was raised in Argentina by Antonio Norris Martinez, who wanted a brave and protective dog when hunting big game. The dogo Argentino was used to hunt wild boar. Mal can weigh up to 99 pounds and have an average life expectancy of 10 to 12 years.
The dogo Argentino is banned in some areas, including the whole of the United Kingdom and in American cities such as New York and Aurora, Colorado. These breeds need to be socialized from an early age. They are not family dogs, but they are suitable for individual owners who need a protective companion.
In November 2020, fans of the dogo Argentino heard about good news, which also made headlines on Fox and NBC. The Argentine mastiff has been recognized by the American Kennel Club and officially added as breed number 195. Although the ancestor of the Argentine Doge, the Cordoba fighting dog, has never received an honor, the Argentine Doge can perpetuate his legacy.
