The owner needs to have the same mentality to make it a cohesive pack. This is a strong-willed breed and can be very stubborn and challenging. “They should have a family that will engage and place a high priority on socializing them from the minute they come into their house. They need to know their boundaries from the outset. They can be needy and seek out attention as well. Dogos are very active and need some type of job to keep them stimulated. Newly Recognized, But Not For the NoviceĬollins, of Springfield, Ohio, says, “They are not for the novice.

This fearless, yet sensitive dog, is one of two breeds joining the American Kennel Club all-breed show scene January 1, 2020, and will be competing in the Working Group. That’s the clear message from Amy Collins, a Dogo Argentino owner since 2000 and secretary of the parent club, the Dogo Argentino Club of America, founded in 1985.

In other words, firm, confident, and consistent. Let’s get this straight right from the outset: If you’re thinking Dogo Argentino (Dogo), you must be a leader and an experienced dog owner.

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