Before you Buy that Puppy PDF Print E-mail
Written by Michelle Christman   


You hear and read about it all the time...Persons who have been duped or tricked, or otherwise mistreated by a breeder. While we cannot  post specific breeders names, due to liability. We CAN offer you some advice BEFORE you make a Puppy purchase, that just might save you some heartache.

SHOP AROUND. Don't buy the first pup from the first person you talk to. You may, after speaking to several kennels decide the first was the best, but SHOP AROUND FIRST!

If a Breeder says they have a whole litter of pups available. BE VERY VERY CAUTIOUS. Most GOOD breeders will have all of the pups spoken for BEFORE they bred their dogs.

If there is no waiting list. BE EXTREMELY Cautious. Again, most GOOD breeders, with good reputations have a waiting list. This means being patient, as some waiting lists mean a couple months to a year or more waiting time. (Remember Patience is a virtue) But at the end of the wait, you will often be MORE than pleased with the results.

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Training pups for hunting PDF Print E-mail


The Dogo Argentino, like any creature, has a fairly wide variance in rates of maturity from dog to dog, even within the same litter. For this reason, you, the owner must gauge your pup’s level of maturity, and adjust these training methods accordingly. Typically hunters show their pup its first hog at around 4-6 months of age, depending upon the pups’ level of maturity and confidence. This is a basic guideline for training, that we have used with  our dogs and while assisting other people with training their dogs and we’ve had a high degree of success.

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