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Good deal for those who have dogs working out for their yards. As i said in my 1st post, working quality dogos are few and far btx. Which is diff than sayin none work at all. I think the translation says it all. They were developed as mutipurpose big game hunters which means, they were not developed strictly for hog hunting as some have said, they also will show tendecies that are favorable for hunting other types of game, namely puma which may not be the ideal characteristics for hunting hogs. Problem is they are being made out to be more than what they are and that has been proven in this thread. Why someone would want to pay so much for a catchdog that could get killed in short order is beyond me, but it is their money to spend. By the same token I fel my hunters friends concerns about them were justified by the responses and I can feel confident in sayin none of my hard earned money will be going to waste trying to sort through a breed that produces so few working representatives. The type of responses here have cemented that. Mabe I should ask a ton of money for pups and tell those who cant afford it (even tho they may be good homes) to "get a job" since that is the accepted vernacular amongst the dogo folk. La Historia, keep on doing what your doing for your dogs. You seem to have a very good grasp of what to look for.
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