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		<title>Does The Argentine Dogo Make A Good Guard Dog?</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[A guard dog, could potentially become a large part of your life and family. So it is important that you know what you are getting yourself into when purchasing the dog. Most dogs are territorial and watchful over their families, however there are some breeds that are more naturally suited. Some breeds are genetically born [...]]]></description>
				<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><img class="alignleft size-full wp-image-1577" title="Protection dogs - CCK9 - Blog 333" src="http://www.cck9.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/argentine-dogo.jpg" alt="" width="250" height="219" />A guard dog, could potentially become a large part of your life and  family. So it is important that you know what you are getting yourself  into when purchasing the dog. Most dogs are territorial and watchful  over their families, however there are some breeds that are more  naturally suited. Some breeds are genetically born with the right amount  of guard drive that takes to be a good protection dog. A dog breed  called the Argentine Dogo has the potential to be a great one.  Originating in Argentina, the Argentine Dogo was developed in the 1920s,  by a doctor who desired a dog that could pack hunt and also provide  protection for a family. The Argentine Dogo is a mutt that results from  the crossing of dogs like the Irish Wolfhound, Pointer, Bull Terrier,  Great Dance, Spanish Mastiff, Bulldog and the Great Pyrenees. It  resulted in creating a strong, and fearless breed. The Argentine Dogo  possess characteristics that make it a wonderful guard dog. They are  considered to be playful, social, and very good with children. This  breed is sometimes reserved with strangers until learning who is  accepted by the family. It is a very intelligent breed and is fairly  easy to train. They can excel if they are trained firm and consistent.  As well as making an wonderful guard dog, the Argentine Dogo could make  an amazing guide dog for the blind.</p>
<p>One of the ingredients that  make a good guard dog are good nerves. The build of an Argentine Dogo  can sometimes be intimidating, this is only because they are very  muscular. In order to maintain its strong muscular structure, this breed  needs to have plenty of physical exercise. The Argentine needs to be  socialized with people and dogs from an early age. Training for this  breed could sometimes be challenging because they are constantly  intrigued by smells and sights around them. In order to successfully  train them, you must keep their attention at all times. They are also  strong-willed and independent, they will thrive though if their owner is  equally consistent and confident.</p>
<p>Of course, one cannot assume  that any dog of a favorable breed will be suitable for work as a guard  dog. Every dog is different, and choosing a suitable guard dog happens  on an individual basis. However, the basis of a good guard dog is good  genetics, and nerves, the <a rel="nofollow" href="../../german/index.php" target="_new">German Shepherd</a>, <a href="http://www.cck9.com/belgian/index.php">Belgian Malinois</a> and Dutch Shepherd have some of the best bloodlines, which have been bred for years to be the very best.</p>
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