Dogo Argentino Price

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Dogo Argentino

Meet the Dogo Argentino— the AKC’s 195th-recognized breed.

An all-white dog breed known for its courage, power, and loyalty.

The Argentine Dogo is a large, white, muscular breed of dog that was developed in Argentina primarily for the purpose of big-game hunting, including wild boar.

— wikipedia.org

Height	24-27 inches
Weight	80-100lbs (36-45kg)

How much is a Dogo Argentino?

With an average price of $1,200-$2,000, the Dogo Argentino is the 26th most expensive dog breed to own.

Average Dogo Argentino Puppy Price

The average cost for a Dogo Argentino puppy is $2,000.

Dogo Argentino Price Range

Price will vary depending on many factors— you can expect to pay between $1,000 to $4,000+ for a Dogo Argentino.

Dogo Argentino Price Factors

Here are a few things that might increase the price of a Dogo Argentino puppy.

• Purebred: a purebred Dogo Argentino is bred only by parents of its own breed; you can expect to pay more for a proven Purebred Dogo Argentino; there are tests that can be done to determine whether a dog is purebred or not; a mixed breed typically costs less than a purebred
• Pedigree: a pedigree is a record of an animal’s ancestry— it shows whether or not the dog is purebred
• Reputable breeder: expect to pay more for a puppy from a reputable breeder compared to something like a pet store; it costs a lot to breed puppies; if the price is too good to be true, it probably is

Dogo Argentino History

• From Argentina
• First officially recognized in 2020
• First bred in the mid-1920s
• The AKC’s 195th recognized breed
• Bred by a teacher named Dr. Antonio Nores Martinez

Dogo Argentino Facts

• Very powerful— known for their strength, power, and high energy… the Dogo Argentino is known for having an extremely powerful bite force
• Bred for hunting— they are commonly used for hunting wild boar or pigs
• Courageous— Dogo Argentinos have a strong instinctual desire to protect… they will fearlessly do so without much regard for themselves
• Protective— great family dogs; good with children; excellent guard dog

Dogo Argentino Colors

White: the only official Dogo Argentino color under the AKC Dogo Argentino Standard

The Most Common Dogo Argentino Health Issues

Condition	Prevalence
Hip Dysplasia	40%
Deafness	10%
Thyroid Issues	???
Allergies	???
Eye issues	???

• Hip Dysplasia— hip dysplasia is a very common condition in larger breeds
• Deafness— common in dogs with all-white coats; deafness can be evaluated with a BAER test
• Autoimmune Thyroiditis— the most common cause of hypothyroidism in dogs; can develop later in life
• Skin Problems— Dogo Argentinos are prone to itchy skin, sunburn, skin allergies, mange, and more
• Allergies—
• Glaucoma—
• Laryngeal Paralysis—

Where to get a Dogo Argentino

There are a few options you have if you’re looking to get a Dogo Argentino.

1. A breeder: usually the most expensive option; look out for breeder red flags; best option if you’re looking for a purebred Dogo Argentino with a pedigree
2. Rescue/Adopt: giving a home to a Dogo Argentino in need is such a rewarding experience; you do need to be careful as all rescue dogs are unique (some may have a traumatic past or have behavior issues); 10 reasons to adopt a pet
3. Pet store: I wouldn’t recommend buying a Dogo Argentino at a large pet store; many puppies at pet stores come from puppy mills & be at higher risk for health issues; 10 reasons not to buy puppies from pet stores
4. In your community: you may have luck checking local Facebook groups or local animal shelters to see if they have any Dogo Argentinos up for adoption

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the average Dogo Argentino litter size?

The average Dogo Argentino litter size is 8-10 puppies

What is the most expensive Dogo Argentino in the world?

With an average price of $1,200-$2,000, the Dogo Argentino is the 26th most expensive dog breed to own.

A Purebred Dogo Argentino with a competition bloodline can cost upwards of $10,000!

How much does it cost to breed a Dogo Argentino?

It costs roughly $3,000 to breed a litter of puppies— Dogo Argentinos are likely to cost more as they’re
a rarer breed.

Learn more about the costs of dog breeding!

What breeds make a Dogo Argentino?

These 7 breeds have been mixed to create the Dogo Argentino:

1. Mastiff
2. Bulldogs
3. Bull Terriers
4. Boxers
5. Great Dane
6. Irish Wolfhound
7. English Pointer

Do Dogo Argentinos require C-sections to breed?

No. Unlike dogs such as the Frenchie or English Bulldog, Dogo Argentinos do not require C-sections or artificial insemination to breed.

Dogo Argentino Breed Standard

Want to know more about Dogo Argentinos?

Check out the AKC’s Dogo Argentino Breed Standard