Owning a Dogo Argentino Puppy: A Guide To Raising Dogos

Kona is a very special part of our Texas Mini Farm Family! If your family is wondering what raising a Dogo Argentino is like, then here is my top 10 guide to raising a Dogo Argentino puppy.

It’s complete with everything you need to know, plus more videos featuring our family Dogo. Read more and be sure to subscribe to our channel!

Are you thinking about welcoming a Dogo Argentino puppy into your life – congratulations! Get ready for a journey filled with wagging tails, boundless energy, and endless love. In this top 10 tips guide, I’m going to share everything you need to know to ensure a paw-some experience with your new furry friend.

Personally, we have fallen in love with our Kona girl, all 100 pounds of her! We have loved getting to know her and teaching her how to be a big, loveable friend.

Getting to Know Your Dogo Argentino:

First things first, let’s talk about what makes the Dogo Argentino so special. These pups are known for their strength, loyalty, and intelligence, but don’t let their tough exterior fool you – they can big softies at heart. Bred in Argentina for hunting, they’ve got a keen sense of adventure and a loving disposition, making them perfect companions for active families.

It’s definitely important to know that a Dogo Argentino can be a rough playmate, so you have to raise them to be loving and gentle.

Meeting Their Unique Needs:

Now, onto the important stuff – meeting your pup’s unique needs. Socialization is key, so be sure to introduce them to all sorts of people, places, and furry friends from an early age. And speaking of energy, these pups have got plenty of it! Regular exercise is a must to keep them happy and healthy every day!

For Kona, we give her at least one long walk but some days two walks. She also gets lots of running around on our property and playtime. Tug o’war is her favorite game!

Temperament and Training Tips:

When it comes to training your Dogo Argentino, positive reinforcement is the name of the game. These smart cookies love to please their humans, so be sure to reward good behavior with treats, praise, and plenty of belly rubs. Consistency and patience are key, but trust us – all those puppy kisses will make it worth it in the end.

Our Adventures with Kona:

I’ll share some of our my experiences with Kona, our 13-month-old Dogo Argentino. From the chaos of puppyhood to the joy of mastering new tricks, every moment with our furry friend has been an adventure. Through it all, we’ve learned that love, patience, and a good sense of humor are the best tools for navigating life with a Dogo Argentino by your side.

Preparing for the Journey Ahead:

As you get ready for a wild ride with your Dogo Argentino puppy, remember that you’re not alone. Arm yourself with knowledge, patience, and a whole lot of love, and you’ll be ready to tackle whatever challenges come your way.

In conclusion, owning a Dogo Argentino puppy is unlike any other adventure – it’s unpredictable, sometimes messy, but always full of love and laughter. By following the advice and tips in this guide, you’ll be well-prepared with what it takes to be a good Dogo family. So, here’s to many years of wagging tails, sloppy kisses, and unforgettable memories with your furry friend. Enjoy the ride and don’t forget to subscribe to the Texas Mini Farm Family YouTube channel.