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**cialviagra** · 11-18-2010, 03:18 PM

I don't think they look nothing alike, but that is IMO.

I have owned Dogos for the past 10 years. And began fostering rescue Dogos the past couple years.
Some Dogos are what I would all bullier, others are more hound like. But overall, I think they have a unique look.

For some reason, most of my fosters that come from Miami tend to be on the smaller side. Usually very dog aggressive, but that I think w/ people in their area breeding and using them for guard dogs and no regard to the original purpose as a large game hunter.
Here are some pics:

Neva- foster Dogo

Casper- my Dogo

Casper sitting next to a 65lb AKC Amstaff

Dexter my previous foster Dogo on the way to his new home

Dexter

Dogo Puppy, Dexter, and Luna aka Girlie a foster pit bull. Dexter IMO was small for a Dogo, although more hunters seem to be preferring his size.

Wendy at 10 months beside Ripley

11-18-2010, 03:18 PM	#9
cialviagra Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 500 Senior Member	I don't think they look nothing alike, but that is IMO. I have owned Dogos for the past 10 years. And began fostering rescue Dogos the past couple years. Some Dogos are what I would all bullier, others are more hound like. But overall, I think they have a unique look. For some reason, most of my fosters that come from Miami tend to be on the smaller side. Usually very dog aggressive, but that I think w/ people in their area breeding and using them for guard dogs and no regard to the original purpose as a large game hunter. Here are some pics: Neva- foster Dogo Casper- my Dogo Casper sitting next to a 65lb AKC Amstaff Dexter my previous foster Dogo on the way to his new home Dexter Dogo Puppy, Dexter, and Luna aka Girlie a foster pit bull. Dexter IMO was small for a Dogo, although more hunters seem to be preferring his size. Wendy at 10 months beside Ripley
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