6- Dogo Argentino
First bred in Argentina in 1928, The Dogo is a descendant of the now-extinct Cordoba Fighting Dog, which was mixed with different other dog breeds, including the Dogue de Bordeaux, Great Dane, and Irish Wolfhound.
Antonio Nores Martinez a breeder bred his dog to be a big game hunter, taking on risky prey such as the mountain lion.
Even though
it was not its initial purpose, the Dogo has also been used as a fighter.
In general
weighing in at just around a hundred pounds, it is solid white and looks like a larger Pit Bull.
The Dogo is a banned dog breed in at least 10 countries, such as Australia, New Zealand, and Portugal.
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