The Dogo Argentino is sturdy and powerful, with smooth lines. They are tall, have a quiet temperament, are clean, and easy to manage. So how much does one Dogo Argentino cost?

Dogo Argentinos are rarely bred domestically, and many factors affect their price, such as region, bloodline, and appearance. Firstly, regionally, prices vary; in first-tier cities like Beijing, Shanghai, and Guangzhou, prices tend to be higher than in third- or fourth-tier cities. Overall, current market prices for Dogo Argentino puppies range roughly from 2,000 yuan to 7,000 yuan. However, purebred, high-quality show-level Dogo Argentino puppies can cost over 10,000 yuan.

If the price of a Dogo Argentino puppy is below 2,000 yuan, it is recommended not to purchase. Puppies at such a low price might have genetic defects or hidden health risks that are visually undetectable.

Feeding precautions for the Dogo Argentino: Their immune status is key to disease prevention. Innate immunity is obtained from the mother’s body, so whether a puppy suckles enough mother’s milk in early life has a significant impact on disease prevention. Especially before the first vaccination, antibodies in the mother’s milk are the most effective defense against illness, so premature weaning should be avoided.

Acquired immunity depends on vaccination; therefore, complete vaccinations during puppyhood and annual boosters in adulthood are essential. Additionally, regular feeding at fixed times and amounts—at least three times a day—together with providing fresh food can effectively prevent gastrointestinal diseases.