At what age can a Dogo Argentino breed?

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A Dogo Argentino should not be bred until it is physically and mentally mature, typically around two years of age, after health screenings for hips, heart, and temperament. Breeding too early risks complications for dam and puppies.

Responsible breeders wait until both parents are proven healthy. Consult a vet before planning any breeding.

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