Dogo Argentinos - are these the most dangerous dogs ever?
They are one of the illegal breeds of dog in the UK, along with pit bull and a few others.
I read that they are used in south America to kill Pumas.
How is that even possible that a big cat (similar to a leopard or tiger) can be killed by one of these dogs? What chance does a small boy have against this killer?
I read that they are used in south America to kill Pumas.
How is that even possible that a big cat (similar to a leopard or tiger) can be killed by one of these dogs? What chance does a small boy have against this killer?
Pretty much any large dog breed can be extremely dangerous if abused or trained to be aggressive.
It's use for hunting pumas is kind of irrelevant, lots of dogs we consider to be 'safe' have a past as hunting breeds.
Original post by mojojojo101
It's use for hunting pumas is kind of irrelevant, lots of dogs we consider to be 'safe' have a past as hunting breeds.
Yeah, hunting rats and rabbits etc
Bully Kutta seem like the most mental along with Caucasian Shepherd.
Bully
Caucasian Shepherd
Both are massive and mental. Caucasian Shepherds are really really protective and suspicious.
Bully
Caucasian Shepherd
Both are massive and mental. Caucasian Shepherds are really really protective and suspicious.
Looks like an American Pitt to me
I'm one of those people that believe that a dog is only as dangerous as the person taking care of them, like someone said before any dog can attack you if they are trained to do so or have been mistreated by their owners. Having said that, these dogs are so large and muscular so when they're riled up, they are likely to cause considerably more harm than say a border collie who has been riled up. Unfortunately, there are some sick individuals out there who take advantage of that and are using these dogs as a form of intimidation.
Original post by Annaaaa
I'm one of those people that believe that a dog is only as dangerous as the person taking care of them, like someone said before any dog can attack you if they are trained to do so or have been mistreated by their owners. Having said that, these dogs are so large and muscular so when they're riled up, they are likely to cause considerably more harm than say a border collie who has been riled up. Unfortunately, there are some sick individuals out there who take advantage of that and are using these dogs as a form of intimidation.
Sometimes intimidating a thief or some prisoners is a good thing?
Original post by Annaaaa
I'm one of those people that believe that a dog is only as dangerous as the person taking care of them, like someone said before any dog can attack you if they are trained to do so or have been mistreated by their owners. Having said that, these dogs are so large and muscular so when they're riled up, they are likely to cause considerably more harm than say a border collie who has been riled up. Unfortunately, there are some sick individuals out there who take advantage of that and are using these dogs as a form of intimidation.
Dogs definitely have different temperaments through breeding.
Original post by finnthehuman
Sometimes intimidating a thief or some prisoners is a good thing?
True...but I was mostly referring to those who get the dog as a status symbol or to purposely train them to attack people/other dogs.
Original post by qwertyking
Yeah, hunting rats and rabbits etc
Various dog breeds have been used to hunt all kinds of animals, including but not limited to Deer, Badgers, Wild Boar, Wolves, Wolverines, many of these breeds with a history of hunting are now considered to be perfectly safe household pets.
Original post by finnthehuman
Sometimes intimidating a thief or some prisoners is a good thing?
Intimidating a thief is one thing, breeding a dog specifically for it by deliberately making the dog aggressive, unpredictable and dangerous to both the thief and handlers is not a good thing.
Original post by Isambard Kingdom Brunel
They are one of the illegal breeds of dog in the UK, along with pit bull and a few others.
I read that they are used in south America to kill Pumas. How is that even possible that a big cat (similar to a leopard or tiger) can be killed by one of these dogs?
I read that they are used in south America to kill Pumas.
How is that even possible that a big cat (similar to a leopard or tiger) can be killed by one of these dogs?Pumas are definitely less of a challenge to a dog than a tiger and probably also a leopard. Dogs have long been used to kill wild animals. The Irish wolfhound was used to kill wolves in Ireland, drove them extinct there and, its purpose extinguished, thereby almost itself. It's one of the friendliest dog breeds there are.
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