FAQ

Dogs should not eat lemons, as they contain toxic compounds like citric acid, limonene, and linalool, which can cause digestive upset and more serious health issues.

Dogs should not eat lemons, as they contain toxic substances that can cause digestive upset and more serious health issues.

Dogo Argentinos can be good family dogs when properly trained and socialized, but they require experienced owners due to their strength, energy, and prey drive.

The Dogo Argentino was developed by crossing the now-extinct Old Cordoba Fighting Dog with breeds such as the Great Dane, Pointer, Bull Terrier, Boxer, Bulldog, Pyrenean Mastiff, Irish Wolfhound, and Spanish Mastiff.

Dogo Argentinos are not illegal throughout the US, but they are banned or restricted in certain states or municipalities due to their strength and history.

No, the Dogo Argentino is not a Pitbull; it is a distinct breed developed in Argentina for big-game hunting.

The Dogo Argentino is a large, muscular dog breed from Argentina, originally developed for big game hunting and known for its strength, intelligence, and loyalty. It requires experienced handling, consistent training, and plenty of exercise.

No, hip clicks do not always indicate hip dysplasia; they can result from normal joint movement or other joint issues not related to dysplasia.

No, hip clicks do not always mean hip dysplasia; they can result from normal joint movement, ligament motion, or other joint conditions unrelated to dysplasia.

No, hip clicks do not always mean hip dysplasia; they can result from normal joint movement, ligament shifts, or other joint conditions unrelated to dysplasia.