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**Wgnhqhlg** · 07-26-2010, 02:52 PM

I've met a few Presas. One at its home, a female. She was barked when we approached the gate, but as soon as the owner was out, she turned into a wiggle butt wanting to be petted. 2nd was a HUGE male. He was at the park and was aloof, but could be petted. Then some at a rare breed show I went to for the Dogo.

They are starting to show up in shelters more and more. Had a gorgeous female w/ cropped ears a few months ago down in Miami. That shelter gets all my favorite dogs!

From what I'm seen, they are very family orientated like everyone else says and IMO should be an indoor family dog. If you want it to get along with your dog, a puppy of the opposite sex would be best.

07-26-2010, 02:52 PM	#16
Wgnhqhlg Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 413 Senior Member	I've met a few Presas. One at its home, a female. She was barked when we approached the gate, but as soon as the owner was out, she turned into a wiggle butt wanting to be petted. 2nd was a HUGE male. He was at the park and was aloof, but could be petted. Then some at a rare breed show I went to for the Dogo. They are starting to show up in shelters more and more. Had a gorgeous female w/ cropped ears a few months ago down in Miami. That shelter gets all my favorite dogs! From what I'm seen, they are very family orientated like everyone else says and IMO should be an indoor family dog. If you want it to get along with your dog, a puppy of the opposite sex would be best.
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