WORKING LINE DOGO ARGENTINO - Banned & Dangerous?
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- Опубликовано: 1 дек 2022
- Today we meet the HUNTING, WORKING LINE Dogo Argentino and compare him to the showline Dogo Argentino I met in Italy. Are they different to the showline and are they therefor more deadly & dangerous? Listed as one of the 4 banned dog breeds in the UK due to their perceived threat, however there has never been a listed fatal attack by a Dogo on UK soil. So should they be allowed back into the UK and under special licences, should all banned dog breeds come back? You tell me what you think.
Thankyou to the boys who met us today whose identity we have kept hidden for the protection of the dogs involved.
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In 1989, 11 years old Kelly Lynch RIP was killed by two Rottweilers in Dundee Scotland. As a result the UK introduced the Dangerous Dogs Act. Four breeds were banned, ironically the Rottweiler, the breed that actually killed the child was NOT banned.
Are livestock guardian breeds banned in UK?
@@stefangacev6414 Not that I am aware of.
the UK has some of the dumbest laws in the world
That’s heartbreaking, I can’t imagine, the poor child! Bad genetics are unfortunately running among too many Rottweiler lines these days, the breed is normally very stable otherwise. I adore mine, but I don’t trust any strange dog that’s a power breed. Too much bad breeding over the last years, and irresponsible owners. In the early nineties we had a huge problem with aggressive Dalmatians and Saint Bernards, both due to mass backyard breeding. Two breeds you never would’ve expected it from, but it was BAD, and Dalmatians still haven’t fully recovered in the US. Movies came out and every child wanted them, and unfortunately many unscrupulous people took advantage of the money to be made.
Dang... Thanks for sharing. When I was a teenager around the same time, I worked my Giant Schnauzer at the local Rottweiler club (in Germany). A young kid was killed by 2 Rottweilers belonging to Rottie club members. Well-trained, well-socialized dogs, owned by well-trained, knowledgeable and experienced owners. Didn't matter one bit - when that kid climbed into the kennel, the dogs switched to hunting mode and killed the kid. VERY ironical / insane that Rottweilers with their human-aggression running as potential in the breed are NOT banned, but Dogos, Filas, Pits and Tosas are. I read somewhere they awere banned to prevent a dog-fighting scene from developing further in the UK. Evidently, not to protect humans from dog bites.
I had a female Dogo for twelve years. She was one of the best things that happened in my life, I miss her dearly.
Dogo is the kind of Dog that could go hiking with you for 25km and if challenge could still run and jump in full speed.
Whenever I wanted her to go out with me to a nearby restaurant or walk in the city I first spent an hour with her outside training her and keep her running so she would loose all that excessive energy and be calm while around with people. After 8 to 9 years old she became older and her energy levels were reduced but she was still ready anytime anyday if challenged.
She was also a nice dog around the House, kept unwanted people away because she was intimidating while she had a thing were she didn't like other people moving things around my house or even worst trying to take them out.
On an occasion or two she pinned down a woman and a man who were trying to get some things out of my house(I had given them my permission). I wasn't around so she disciplined them until I got there.
Whenever I'm ready to get another dog it will be two Dogos instead of one.
Getting 2 puppies or any breed is a terrible idea. Look up littermate syndrome. Dogos are the best, agreed on that point.
My friend had a couple cane corsos and they were intimidating but still adorable.
Seems like a made up story lies
Nice to see you putting an emphasis on the vast differences between Show & Working line dogs . Good job.
I owned a working line german shepherd and a show line akc german shepherd, there is a huge difference in the two dogs. Hope this comment serves someone purpose.
@@benbrown9053 Indeed , Night and Day. One could say its two different breeds within a breed and not be stretching the truth.
It's very important. I have a working line Labrador and I'm only looking into a show and sporting Dogo.
Since I adopted a 4 1/2 year old Dogo Argentino from a shelter some years ago,I have watched every single video on Dogos I've come across. I want to say that while I get why they cause fear, they can also be giant puppies, like my boy who passed away at 13 1/2 earlier this month. Every single morning he would lay his head on my knee and commune with me, one of his favourite things, and mine, too. He was the most stubborn of all the dogs I've ever had, was constantly thinking about food, had the loudest bark you could hear from a block away but he was the love of my life and I think they deserve a chance to show people how endearing they can be.
I used to work at an Animal Shelter and my favorite dog we had for awhile was a Dogo and she was so sweet and adorable but she didn't like or trust most people understandably. She was very strong and got in a fight or two with some other dogs but eventually she got adopted by a loving family. I hope she's doing good. I miss that big beast.
Florida?
All dogs deserve a loving home and an experience keepers most people just want a tough dog but they dont know how to manage that type of dog and it can be overwhelming please dont get onePLEASE DONT GET ONE THEY ARE TOO MUCH FOR THE AVERAGE PET KEEPER AND TRUST ME ITS NO A GOOD THING ONCE HE STARTS BITING YOU, YOUR WIFE, AND KIDS THEN THEY’LL BLAME THE DOG FOR YOUR STUPIDITY !!!!!
@@branmichaluk445 it was in Georgia actually
@@123456789021630 I agree most people can't handle having such a dog.
I raise and train Argentina Dogo in the USA. My dogs could careless about another dog while I'm walking them or at the dog park. It's only when I put there hunting gear in is when they know it's time for business. We run pitbulls,Ridgebacks,and other Dogos that are not part of there pack and never had any issues with them being dog aggressive. Now it's allot of work to get them to the attitude mine are but these are beautiful animals and great owners that know how to maintain these animals........great video
How much for a puppy
Got videos , I enjoy watching
@@trippymaan6669 got a few on my channel......none of them hunting but I will be uploading some soon. It's getting cool here in east Texas where we live and I'm about to be training some new dogs so I'll post some videos of us running them
Mine is the same.
Thank you for this amazing spotlight of the breed. Im a first time owner… and man, my Dogo requires work, training and exercise EVERY DAY to stay on track! He’s worth every second of the blood, sweat, tears, and sometimes stress… the key to success with this breed starts with the OWNERS.
YOU SAID IT! My Dogo is also worth the blood, sweat, and tears, and is a twice daily job, with weekends being adventure days. Training and play is physical but I love every second of it!
first timer here, he has changed me as a man, I am relatively disciplined, responsible, focused and Accountable owner as well as person overall now
Couldn't agree more!
As owner of 2 DA's; (one of them 6,5y old 'working line' male AND 1,5y old 'show line' female) I strongly believe that DA's are dogs for very selected owners!
And that even owning lot other mastiff breeds and other huge dogs couldn't prepate to your 1st DA.
I have had 2 dogo argentinos. Truly the most unique dog breed I have met. They are so loving and affectionate but in a blink of an eye they turn into different creatures when they see prey. These men are heroes!
They definitely are crazy.....
@@mrboyban what do you mean by crazy? As long as my dogos were well exercised daily, they are pretty lazy. In situations where their prey drive kicks in, they certainly do turn into hunters. But that's their nature, not "crazy'
My dogo is the same. We say she's chill til challenged. Awesome breed!
Basically exactly same as a big athletic pit bull apart from that pits don’t hunt and was bread specifically to be a fighting machine Dogos bread to be a hunting machine if Pits could guard and not fight until death when provoked by other dogs it would be the ultimate dog breed in my opinion for guarding that’s a big IF though
Heroes? 🤔😂😂😂🙈
A friend of mine is a professional dog trainer, and a really skinny girl...she got a shelter adult dogo argentino and completely turned him around and they lived together happily until the dogo passed away. I don't necessarily think you need to be a strong bloke to own a dog like this but rather need to know what you are doing and not a lot of people have these skills. I think many owners are attracted by the badass look of these dogs but have no idea how to raise them and that's dangerous...
I watched a video on here where an owner took his Dogo and Rottweiler to run free near a waters edge.. The dogs being of similar size.. The Dogo taller, and the Rotty thicker, but they were of similar weight.. They ran around a bit, and the Rotty would lay down and rest.. Then he would get up and run around for some more, before resting.. The whole time he was resting, the Dogo just kept running around, never taking a break! Not many dogs of 100+lbs. that can go like the energizer bunny! While rural UK might be ok for them, it would really be unfair to keep them in the city.. Most yards in the UK are really small, and if they cannot run to burn off that energy, then this can lead to accidents happening. They can end up redirecting that pent up energy in a bad way. They need owners who are really experienced. Being a good person isn't really a qualification..
Don't worry, as you can see in the video; immigrant middle eastern males can handle them🤣
Beautifully put... these guys have zero control over their dogos... they’re bullying the owners from start to finish... they’ll end up turning on there kids friends!
@@Righteous_hill_bandogsbullying is a strong word, they’re puppies, but I agree they don’t seem like they should have them
I'm argentinian, i'm very proud of our national dog breed.
Great dogs 👌👌👌
I don't see anything to be proud of. That is a dog that is overagressive, you can't bring it together with other dogs, it is dangerous. If you are proud of that, you need to compensate something.
@@kritti1 it depend what way ye bring your dog up mine gets on with any dog once they are ok with him 👍
Thanks so much Anneka. I've loved the look, affectionate nature with humans and the indomitable spirit of the Dogo Argentino, for many years. I really enjoyed both your videos on this breed and am really grateful for the lengths (and distances - Italy!) that you are willing to go to, in order to represent and exhibit these beautiful dogs. Fascinating footage and nice camera work. Making it easy to appreciate the size, muzzle shape and stature of this breed.
We had a working line dogo and it was a mistake to have him. We loved him and he loved the entire family. He was amazing with kids. He was a working dog we got from Argentina on a trip there and brought him back to the states. Very smart and extremely powerful. He could run for hours. I walked him 3 miles in the morning and 3 miles each evening every day, summer, rain winter snow and cold. He was a machine but was not meant to be in a home with small yard. They are are meant to run with the wind out in farms or big game hunting.
I don’t recommend them otherwise.
I love the fact you realised this I just hope more people think with the same mindset big dogs in general need space and exercise I know someone with a husky living in a 1 bed flat and only walks it 2/3 times a week we need more owners like you !
What did you do with him?
Muy cierto el dogo argentino es un can de alta gama, un perro para el campo, donde puede desarrollar actividades para lo que fue creado, es un animal con una determinación y energía tremenda y debe poder canalizar para estar a pleno! Te mando un saludo desde Argentina!.
So true I own a male Dogo Argentino and I go hunting wild boar with him, I livre in the country side and have a big price of land around my property where he run free and everyday I go for 2 walks of 10 km with him, they have tons of energy thzt they need to channel and get rid off, it's a very sweet and loving clown towards me and my family but a ferocious killer towards strangers and other animals. I never let him interact with other dogs in public and always avoid conflicts, it's not the dog for everyone
I had a Dogo years ago when there was only the working line, we socialized him, trained it properley, never had a problem, it was very well balanced and not aggressive, but we had big dogs before..
so what, dogos are the most dangerous breed, i ve mstiffs since 30 years and 99.9% of people should never own a dogo
@@wenmoon448 the most dangerous breed? The pressa, Fila, Tosa? You owned all these breeds too!? I live in France and they are not banned here. Are they the most dangerous? Probably the most energetic mastiff but most human aggressive, absolutely not. Most powerful not at all
@@benhardwick1970 worse than the ones you listed, most prey drive and athleticism in mastiff breeds as well. I love dogos but the true working line should not be owned by small men or females period. t. licensed decoy
@@wenmoon448 I respectfully don’t agree, working Dogo’s are not as big as the dogs I’ve mentioned and the pressa and Fila is more human aggressive. Both unforgiving dogs that whilst they don’t have as high prey drive they will attack any human if threatened. I’ve got 2 cane Corso’s and I would rather have a working line dogo with my young kids than a fila or a pressa.
@@benhardwick1970 would rather have a working line dogo with my young kids - now i know youre out of your league of expertise here, prersas are human aggressive ye but no comparison to cane corsos or dogos generally speaking ofcourse,check the stats, anyways god bless brother, we re sittin in the same boat afterall, PETA wants to take away our dogs ..
I fostered a huge working dogo in catalonia, he was a gentle loving wonderful animal he had great manners and was good with other dogs as long as they were polite, I've raised irish staffies too they have a very similar mindset, the doggos are much bigger though and tend to be quieter and more placid in the house
I have a dogo mix but he still looks and behaves like these cuties which makes me smile. These dogs are so fun and amazing company. Love them.
I had a Dogo a very long time ago extremely powerful, super energetic, & very smart,mis him dearly. Best dog ever and I’ve had a good few large dogs over the years.
Which is thé natural best guard dog you had?
salchicha! perro de alerta temprana, y lo mejor una 45@@animeshbeladiya5470
Another great video Anneka,the working line Dogo is only for responsible owners. If an owner gets the dog to look more macho or to boost his and training the Dogo to be aggressive towards humans, that will become a big problem as these dogs are one of the most powerful breeds in the world.
Great episode on this magnificent dogo.
Their joy meeting Anneka spoke volumes of their personalities.
My friend had a stray D.A. follow her home so she tried to re-home him with a couple of families. Both inevitably returned him after he caused a lot of "problems". I've had him for a year now and although he isn't perfect he is an absolutely wonderful and loyal dog who is around small children daily and is fantastic with them. He is definitely hunting line and it's taken time to get his dog aggression under control but he's finally learning to make dog friends. I wouldn't trade this happy dog for the world, he's amazing!
Dogos Argentinos are strong and also humble gentle giants. Are very friendly, respectful and love to give kisses.
My Dogo was so sweet loved his “
brother “ 16 pounds Bichon Frise. Even though we’re both males had no problem what so ever to stay alone inside the house. They have naps, walks and were on the backyard playing always together. He died and miss him every day 😢
Beautiful dogs! I had enquired about getting one but after much research I realized I couldn't give this breed what it needs. I did get another working line breed that I am able to take everywhere comfortably and safely. Lots of training and socialization are key with all dogs, especially working lines. Great video, thank you!
I have a 2 year old 125 lb fixed Dogo. He's neither show line or a working line. He is a gentle family / companion dog. We go to the off leash dog park all the time and has never had any aggression issues with other dogs. He's great / gentle with my 2 small kids and all of their little friends when they come over to play. Overall he loves people and just wants to play with other dogs. I am not a first time dog owner as I have had american bulldogs and bull mastiffs in the past so I am used to the power the Dogo Argentino possesses. I believe it's all in the training, setting limits and early socialization that has made him such a tolerant, friendly part of the family. If it came down to it I do believe he would protect us if needed, but it would have to be a serious act of aggression towards myself or my family if he would harm another dog or person. By far the most affectionate and intelligent dog I've ever owned.
same our one is working like n hes social lol
Knowing how consistent you need to be with training, would you say it's a good idea to need a permit to own a dog like this? I am also very experienced with bully breeds and hate when I see people get pushed around by their dog giving them a bad rep.
I think ur training has a huge impact to ur dog as well. Prob u dont even think about some things u showed to ur dog / or how u trained him *(like certain small details because they look so obvious to u (those commands / corrections), but arent to other people). I think this way because u mentioned that u had had other dogs in the past.
At 125lbs my friend ,what u have is a white mastiff dog
@@carlobrigante881 so true.
Thanks for the viddeos that animal watch posts on youtube , I always look forward to when the next video comes out . Can you maybe make a video about the american staffordshire terrier ( The Amstaff ) ? I have seen that despite the many varieties that your channel has spoiled us with, the Amstaff has not yet been offered. Thanks in advance , and please continue making reviews about dogs .
Loved my Dogo Argentinos. Best dogs I've ever owned
Love the videos where you profile different dog breeds. Can I make a request for my favourite breed? The Norwich Terrier. Not as big and fierce as these guys but very cute. Like little teddy bears. Just watched the video you made about Shiba Inu's too and it was top class as always. Keep it up Anneka!
Beautiful dogs. You are spot on that ownership should be limited to people that can responsibly handle the dog. I see that a lot here in the US. People want a specific breed because they think it's cool or as a status symbol. But, they don't understand what it takes to control the dog. Or they see these cute puppies and don't realize how large and powerful the dog is going to be. When the dog becomes an adult, they end up in the shelter or at the Humane Society.
That's how I found my full blood female Rottweiler. I was at the Humane Society doing some window shopping. She was around a year old. I couldn't resist taking her home. I did do my due diligence to ensure that she'd fit in with my pack. She's a handful. But, nothing I can't handle and work with. She responds great to being worked. But, she has her limit.
Yep by me in United States I see alot of people who don't properly train their dog and have never socialized their dog so everyone sees a aggressive dog in their yard or when they walk around neighborhood. I just look at the owner and think they are a f'cking idiot as well as why breeds are seen in bad light.
Agreed! I got mine from a Rottweiler specific rescue, and they were great about educating and also didn’t adopt any with clear genetic aggression. Rottweilers are amazing dogs, but they need a knowledgeable owner and avoid those with bad genetics. Backyard breeders have ruined so many dog breeds.
Best dog I have ever owned.. she is 7 going on 8 now!! She is the gentle giant
Even being from the US where to my knowledge all breeds are legal, I would still like for there to be a license to get for owning certain breeds in both the UK and the US. I’m not sure why there isn’t.
I ABSOLUTELY agree!
Biden voter
@@Jm8126-5 no I voted for trump lol
Bsl exist in America and they some breeds ban here
I thought I had seen a Doggo before, until I saw these. You can instantly see the difference between working and show.
Most people have fat slob big dogs useless things. What they have displayed is not. These are closer to the original Dr Martinez standard
Now I am excited to watch this video!
That's a clear analysis. I just love these beautiful dogs.
I had a working line Dogo Argentino imported directly from Argentina. He was a very calm dog until he saw other dog walkers. Once, he tried to attack another dog, but the dog walker hit my dog with a large stick and my dog died on the spot. I miss him every day. RIP.
Totally your fault for not having the dog trained.
Did you made that story up?
Look these dogs are hard to kill with a stick. Not only are they extremely powerful but also razer sharp minded. Its hard to hit them if not fixed. They wait your swing. They're smart
I'm sorry for your lost. I have a Dogo Argentino AKC registered. I honestly don't know how a hit from a stick would kill your dog. Maybe the dog had pre-existing medical conditions that were not diagnosed.
I’m honestly surprised Anneka has even took part in filming this episode knowing they’ve been a banned breed for a period of time now!
Stunning dogs though
This dog is so big and strong you know animal watch I hope you ll make their return as thank you for this video two thumbs up cheers.🤗🤗🤗🤗
Always a thumbs up from me ❤
Love Annekas work. This woman is amazing
Beautiful, I like the tiered licensing idea!!
Your videos, all of them, show that you truly are a dog lover. You find out for yourself the true nature and character of each dog. This is what the dog world and the government needs to see. Yes all dogs can be dangerous and some need more attention and care than others, but all dogs are the result of their owners.
Keep up the good work !
@Rodolfo Penaflor lol definitely not true. there are dogs born with mental defects everyday. vets are often times forced to destroy dogs with certain neurological disorders even prior to a bite. that’s no fault of an owner. inbreeding
@@dredre2235 which is the fault of the owners who bred that particular dog , no?
I’ve always wanted a doggo argentino. They’re gorgeous and adventurous
Ty for the responsible owner for their knowledge and care for the breed.💪💪👍👍
Yes! Another upload on my favorite dog breed ❤❤
Fantastic video mam 👍👍👌👌.... just want to say , ANIMALS... beautiful n innocent souls ❤️
They can be great pets but definitely need an experienced owner. I have e friend who owns a working line one and she is great with humans and other animals, still has a strong prey drive but it is trained properly
Amazing looking animals.... Kudos to the owners 👍🏽
Lovely dogs.hope your well anneka
I’m still building a relationship with mine, 3months together so we’re still getting to know each other. Something remarkable about him(around 2yrs old) is how affectionate and loving he is with me and people. He has the disposition to learn and adapt to our way of life, very smart and I notice how much he tries to be gentle but due to his size and nature can seem a little rough; he’s aware of his strength and and so he gets shy to play with me. He asks me to hold his food plate every time; he trust me 100%.
Here’s the catch, some of the comments on here about his hunter nature is accurate. He also behaves calm and collected when we go on walks, though sometimes his presence make other dogs intimidated and charge at him; the first couple of weeks he was swallowing all the barking he was getting at, while at home he would then relieve his anxiety by biting things in the house; little by little he started reciprocating the barking to the dogs that previously charged at him, and now he’s way less anxious in the house. It’s important for his mental health to let him express his emotions towards other dogs once in a while. He definitely has switch that puts his 125lb condensed muscles , thick bones, and jaw ready to rumble; almost unrecognizable.
He’s protective and loyal, while he also gets a sense of protection from me due to the care and management; we’ve bonded perfectly…
Oh did I mention how beautiful he is ❤
Hey Anika!
You've done all these magnificent breeds, but haven't done the English Bull Terrier?
Please please please consider it.
I'm suprised they haven't done it yet.
Maybe keeping the best until last? 😉
@@liedestroyer2330 Yeah maybe so, let's hope lol
Thank you very much Anneka for sharing another very interesting video about this wonderful and powerful breed of dogs! I think that if unpleasant things happen with such powerful dogs it's because the owners aren't able to handle them well....this is their nature,they follow their hunting instinct and are extremely powerful....but they aren't evil,no dog is evil but have their own personality which is dictated by their breed! For this i agree that for some breeds the owners should get a license in order to manage them well and not create problems for anyone. Congratulations Anneka for your great professionalism!👍👍👍🔥🥰
the hunt is not for a specific breed, just have to see also in the shepherds some of them go so far as to capture wild boar and other deer just like my malinois, however the malinois is registered only as a shepherd by the International Cynophile Federation, but otherwise I am more than entirely for your sentence, if people are not able to adapt to dogs, let them not take them, because that is one thing, loving does not necessarily mean capacities and this for all our companions, rodents, birds, reptiles, spiders .... just like that of loving a child, moreover, the temper, is not specified to a race and or bloodline the only thing that the race possesses is only his power
I was offered one of these dogos advertised as a maatiff mix. I was tempted bjt dont want to end up with a seized dog.
@@stuarthardy3070 you were told a white mastiff companion as a mastiff cross, either it's a mastiff or not, so you didn't take this dog so as not to be seized?, but if the dog didn't do anything, it also depends on your environment and frequentation, if you don't want a problem
@@alano7113 no it was advertised as a mastiff mix but it wasnt it was a dogo Argentina which is illegal so i didnt take it. Hes from the same area as these guys in the video his dogs are related to them.
@@stuarthardy3070 there your sentence is more than understandable, he passed the same but for the Bull terrier in the name of the English staff but in 1991 he wanted to banish him from the English continent, for a country which has the breeds of parents of this dog which must admit numbers of their bloodlines are Irish close to the coasts, Cork, Kerry, on the other hand the anti dog laws the author is neither more nor less than people advocating parents and or mature and claim to know the race, that does not prevent from to be accompanied by the kangal and Anatolia or even the supposed race the usa Bully, people only have to see the races which have genes from the Bull terrier to the Tosa, shar-peï and the Swiss Bull dog alias the pickwick bulldog whose one of the parents who is the Leavitt Bulldog has Bull terriers including the white mastiff, which personally, can also be named in other ways because they are not even mentioned by the national canine federation the fci apart from certain sites Web and as the lot of people do not really know the breeds also outside of various facts which makes a single image for the breed and everyone shouts if I know the breed, when they are over 20 years old in the dog they will be able to speak
Excellent Video, showcasing the difference. My Dogo is somewhere in between the show and sport version. People have forgotten the main reason dogs and man co-evolved. HUNTING.
We are the combination of TOP apex hunters to create an unparalleled pack!
Love your channel! You always show the most beautiful & handsome animals with the biggest teeth! Lol😊
Dogo argentino 🇦🇷 are truly amazing ❤
Why on earth don't you just visit a proper working line breeder outside of the uk with well trained and behaved dogos? This was very frivolous and puts the breed and especially your channel in to question
How about you sponsor our small channel that has no budget and we will. It’s very easy to make frivolous accusations without first thinking that we have no budget to fly abroad?…
The dogs were pups none were older than 2 yet
And they were fine , most mastiff type of dogs are dog aggressive period ,they beat up dogs rotties,ECT all are and was.used for fighting dogs and other animals none was breed to be a lap dog , I hate people doing this to great dogs
We love our Dogo! Everything they said it spot on. If you're a responsible, assertive dog owner, they are awesome dogs to have!
Hands down one of the best breeds I've been around and I currently own a handsome 10month old 90lb deaf Dogo named Omen who just a giant cuddle bug they love food very laid back and just I truly love the misunderstood breed
So those 2 lads have bought a working Dogo but just walk them twice a day on a lead? No mention of them working the dogs? Now THATS irresponsible.
My thoughts too
I live in California and I have 110 pound Dogo argentino working line. He is absolutely gorgeous and built like a rocket. I had a good amount of experience with large dogs. That’s why I felt comfortable getting him. He is definitely a two walk a day dog 45 min minimum Each walk with play time at home and mental stimulation….. not a dog that just anybody can take care of for you so it’s definitely a lifestyle change. I made the commitment and I absolutely love him.
Please make The Tosa inu breed ☺️
Absolutely beautiful dogs.
Wow, nice dogs...❤
Hola, muy lindo informe, yo tengo 3 macho de dogos argentinos, los utilizo para cazar y son unos animales muy muy fuerte, pero en la casa son muy tranquilos, parecen que tienen 2 personalidades, mis perros andan en público y con otros perros siempre hay q estar atentos por si pasa algo, son una raza excelente, espero que te sirva mí experiencia. Muchas veces los perros que se utilizan para cazar suelen ser un poco grandes (en altura, peso y mucho mas musculados) Saludos desde Argentina
Beautiful 🤩 dogs
Amazing work as always Anneka!! I love your show and love the passion you dedicate to getting down to the truth of breeds. Hoping you can do the same with the Fila as its a breed I love but also very misunderstood. Again I reiterate that owners are the one that need to be vetted when dealing with Mastiffs and working flock guardians rather than bans on breeds.. Keep up the amazing work and hoping that many more people are watching and getting inspired to be responsible owners and build fulfilling relationships with their dogs.
These are not the owners for a Dogo, no leash control, constantly pulling, jumping on people
They are really one of the most beautiful dogs 🐕
Amazing! I wish one day it's infamous ancestor the now extinct Cordoba fighting dog could be covered as well :)
Wow, never knew there was such a thing. Cool, now I wanna know more. Thanks for mentioning it.
Thankyou, you’re the best, love you
Thank you for bringing this poorly understood breed to us. Yet you can’t expect a dog breed meant for working in the wild to be an easy pet. I think they still have a role as working dogs, and should be bred for this purpose only.
I hate the concept of showline and working line in terms of physique. There is no reason to change the structure and shape of a dog (pretty much always for the worst) to show it. Doing so generally makes them unhealthy and prone to health issues.
The only difference between show and working should be the temperament.
Think of a bodybuilder and an athlete, the show dog can never have the shape of a working dog if its sole purpose is to look good.
@@pauladonis3445 that's more just muscle tone rather than actual structure though. You can have the same dog look different well muscled and at pet weight. I am more talking about when show rings try to justify exaggeration because the dogs are 'show dogs' not working lines. Think of breeds like the basset hound etc.
@@thoraneh7365 totally man, I don’t agree with the way show dogs are brought up and presented, what I was trying to say is that they’re pretty much useless size.
I had a Pitty just like the Rednose in the pictures of Banned breeds. My dog was so intelligent, and acted no different than a livestock guardian. He hated people (He was a rescue) that I stopped from going to the pound. He had no prey drive for any animal I brought onto the property. I'd come home with chicks and keep them in the house until older, and Bruno would sit by them, even told our cat to back up. He loved our cat and played with him, but knew his job was to protect those baby chicks. He saved my 4 yo son from a german shepherd who jumped our 5.5 foot fence and, was completely devoted to protecting his family. R.I.P Bruno. We laid him to sleep September 1st 2022. That song "We don't talk about Bruno"? Well we sing "We won't forget about Bruno, no no. Won't forget about Bruno." Best pup ever. I weep every time I think about him.
Just awesome !
I love the dogo❤ beautiful animal!
Gorgeous dogs 🙌🏻
Maybe you should come to Cordoba, Argentina and ask directly to the people who know them from the begining.
This is great!I need to suggest to you to investigate a Serbian Defense Dog..you'll been surprised with results!They are amazing dogs..powerfully and faithfully..very smart race!Reviewed from very old race,Serbian Mastiff(race from 12th century)
I agree with you Anneka. So many breeds have needs that are beyond the capacity of the average dog owner. That doesn’t mean there aren’t people who can manage them.
I believe that instead of bleed specifically legislation you should have licenses with conditions getting harder the bigger the dog gets ( regardless of breed )
There should be a license for owning a dog it means that certain people shouldn't own dogs and it much better than baning which is killing in this case any dog that some people considered bad just because of it breed/ looks
@@jesusmejia79 I live in a country where all dogs required a license . It tanked the amount of dog bites across the board . Way more then bread spasifc registration thet was introduced a few years before thet
all dogs would need one, for example, my dogo hasn't bitten anyone, my neigbour has a jack russel that has bitten over 10 people... says more about the owner than the dog though... properly trained, accidents can be driven very low...
@@fightsportsworldwide9776 I actually live in a country with a mandatory registration for all dogs ( you register the dog for free with Prof of vaccine ) and it did *wonders* for dog attack statistics.
@@bestaqua23 I believe it does... helps sort out people who buy dogs for dogfighting and who abuses their animal etc... what country?
My neighbor had one & he was a sweetheart.
Good, responsible dog owners.
Yes I agree
These dogs raised with kids are great companions, protective, have to have a loving but strict dominant male, they are like a pack, they need a owner that has actually 5:39 been raised around dogs , these doggos are Great dogs
absolutely gorgeous dogs!
i have been trying to get ahold of animal watch for a while now for an interview
My Dogo is 12. Best dog and companion. Dogos are a TON OF WORK. Not a dog breed for the faint of heart. Great video!
it was a honour to part my life for 14,5 years with a Dogo-Staffmix. Fafnir die last 16aug 2023 and any day i miss him. he was my only true friend in my hole life. i will always be grateful to him for the time he gave me. GBNF
Here in my country-Philippines, there is no Banning of any breed of dogs. Here you can own dogo, pitbull, tosa, filla etc at the same time
Handsome dogs. ❤💕
You definitely need more breeds of dogs on here like the best dogs I ever had the NORWEGIAN ELKHOUND and the Johnson Bloodline AMERICAN BULLDOG (Not the Scott Bloodline).
Johnson need bulldogs are legends. I’ve never owned one, but have read up on the breeder in the past. I’m a big game dog lover, not for fighting purposes, but more so for companionship and athleticism, gentle with children, protective, energetic, highly intelligent and loving of the family.
Dogos are amazing dogs, but not for everyone. They need space and room to hunt, my female was great with people but had a high prey drive. She would hunt in the woods on our property all the time.
Beautiful dog! Not for everyone because the Dogo Argentino will push you to your limits and just controlling such a powerful, high energy and high prey drive dog is a lot of work. With the right owner, its the perfect match. In the wrong hands, its a disaster! Do your homework before you acquire a Dogo Argentino or for that matter, any mastiff breed.
Aren't mastiffs a breed of dog
@@jesusmejia79 no the mastiff holds a huge collection of different breed, mastiffs derive from the ancient molosser group of working dogs.
Stunning dogs
Amazing owner bless him I wish him best of luck
wow I'm very scared 🤯🤯but I love it❤👍
My niece has a pit/am bulldog mix that looks exactly like a dogo. I was sceptical at first about the mix but she has some different markings like small black & grey spots around her ears. Still not 100% sure lol
I definitely like the hunting lines better. If I ever buy one of these dogs, I will look for sporting, hunting line's.
Just make sure you actually use it for a working purpose not just bc you like the looks unlike these owners who do neither while also failing to train them whatsoever.
It would be for home protection, and my exercise partner.
@@launchpadw9379 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@launchpadw9379 that's what I do now. Run my APBT with my bike.
These are great dogs!👍
Love my dogo Jocko he’s such a strong dog but also very loving to my family.
I don’t really see the point in having them in Britain where they can’t do what they are bred for. Beautiful dogs.
What point of any kind of a dog there is?
True and all the knuckle heads who have them give the dog bad name and let's not talk about the inbreeding amongst these people
Why have such an easily recognisable dog breed in a country where they’re banned , only a matter of time before they get spotted the dogs get taken and destroyed. I’ve had mastiff and bull breeds for decades and seeing how all those dogs were pulling shows a lack of training and control.
@@artomarto679 inbreeding of the dogs or the owners ?
Where I’m from we can have dogs and guns cause freedom.🤷♂️
Excuse me,0:22 what is this song?
I have many exp with many dog breeds.
I have 3 GSD, 1 Rottweiler and 1 dogo now
i can easily control Gsd and rotti with their prey drive problems. but the dogo hard to command when he see preys. My rotti have high prey drive too but he takes time and think for a while whatever he do but my dogo doesn't.
in my country 4-year-old child was killed by similar type dog lately and it was totally caused by humans involved... it is so sad how stupide can people be sometimes... so i stand with you Animal Watch, better to educate, then hope to delete the problem with banning😢