Terror of A Dogo Argentino

[beN]

This photos were taken this morning, after I went to walmart for about an hour.

She is a 6 Month old Dogo Argentino and she has decided to destroy her kennel.

Check out the photos.

[target]

That's impressive. Did she hurt herself in the process?

[beN]

her face, is a lil swollen. scared me big time. So no more kennel.

[mdwflyer]

More exercise, we had to get a treadmill for our year and a half old French bulldog. One hour a day at the park is not enough for her.

A tired dog is a happy dog.

Mark

[beN]

Rollerblades! I forgot all about those..Good weather please come quicker!

[Grete_J]

Wow..... she's like how Gambit use to be with crate anxiety! You can try using DAP or Comfort Zone in her crate, it's helped alot of dogs I know

Exercise isn't always the answer. It's great for dogs, but some need more mental stimulation than others. My trainer got us into playing the box game with the dogs for mental stimulation. Works well for those crappy days where your dog refuses to go out in the rain. If you'd like, I email you the "instructions" for it.

[beN]

yea send it over. i have 2 hounds..so im sure one of them will like it

[Elle]

Have you tried covering the crate with a quilt or blanket? We had to do that with Sasha as a puppy...it makes them feel more secure since it's more like a "cave".

[beN]

she just yanks that down into the kennel..shes a very crafty girl..sooo our new plan is to puppy proof the whole house and let her hang with Duke..hopefully everything goes well

[jirunta]

When I used to foster pitbulls, we'd give them kongs stuffed with a variety of stuff like kibble or whatever dog food you feed them and mixed and capped with peanut butter, then we'd freeze it so it would last a little longer. Or we'd hide treats or toys around the house and let them search for it. Helps them use their nose more and tire them out. Its better if you leave them outside while you do it though X_X. Mine used to get to the toys and treats way too fast.