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The Dogo Sardesco is often regarded as a member of the Mastiff or Molosser dog type. It has been widely used as a protection animal for livestock and properties. Throughout its history, the Dogo Sardesco has also been used in various capacities, including being used as a hunting dog and also as a combat dog.
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You want to make your Dogo Sardesco happy by giving him a bone to trim. But you also heard that there would be bones that you can give to your Dogo Sardesco and others not, that sometimes it is dangerous to give a bone to your Dogo Sardesco, that bones are not good for the health of your Dogo Sardesco, etc&.
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Can a dogo sardesco and a chow chow be friends? Asked By: Colten Doyle. Date created: Sun, Mar 14, 2021 11:22 AM. Best answers. If a Chow has been well socialized it is easier for it to get on with other dogs, especially if one is already in the home and the Chow is brought in as a pup and the existing dog is of the opposite sex and more or less the same size.
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The Dogo Sardesco is a very low maintenance breed. These dogs should never require professional grooming, only a regular brushing. It is highly advisable for Dogo Sardesco owners to introduce their dogs to routine maintenance procedures such as nail clipping and ear cleaning from as young an age and as carefully as possible, as it is much easier to bathe a willing 10 pound puppy than a ...
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Dogo Sardo (Dogo Sardesco, Cane Sardo, Sardinian Shepherd Dog or Sardinian Doge) It is a breed of dog of Italian origin used as a watchdog of properties, livestock guardian dog, combat and working dog, in general.. >. It is a rare breed and quite unknown outside Italy, the Dogo Sardo was developed in the villages of Sardinia as a dog trotting type suitable for all types of work.
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Among the many rare breeds, we share with you now is the Dogo Sardo (or more correctly the Dogo Sardesco or Cane Sardo), a Rare and fairly unknown breed outside Italy.. This is a typical lightweight molosser used as a guard dog, livestock guardian dog, and a working dog. In their homeland sardinia, Dogo Sardo has many monikers.
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Regardless of how the Dogo Sardesco came about, it is a valued companion of farmers in Sardinia, being appreciated for its protective nature. The dog is a kind of Molosser or Mastiff dog. In the past the dog has been used as a working and hunting dog, and today he is a popular dog in mainland Italy.
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Dogo Sardo (Dogo Sardesco, Cane Sardo, Sardinian Shepherd Dog or Sardinian Doge) It is a breed of dog of Italian origin used as a watchdog of properties, livestock guardian dog, combat and working dog, in general.>. It is a rare breed and quite unknown outside Italy, the Dogo Sardo was developed in the villages of Sardinia as a dog trotting ...
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For your Dogo Argentino to travel in the hold, you will need a IATA certified travel crate (see conditions on https://www.iata.org/whatwedo/cargo/live-animals/pets/Pages/index.aspx). The crate of your Dogo Argentino must also be labelled with your contact details, destination and the identification number (chip number) of your Dogo Argentino.
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Dogo Sardesco is originated from Italy but Dingo is originated from Australia. Dogo Sardesco may grow 8 cm / 4 inches higher than Dingo. Dogo Sardesco may weigh 13 kg / 29 pounds more than Dingo. Dogo Sardesco may live 8 years less than Dingo. Both Dogo Sardesco and Dingo has same litter size. Dogo Sardesco requires Low maintenance.

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