What counts as a disqualification for a Dogo Argentino?

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Disqualification means the dog fails purebred standards and can’t show. Standards cover build, coat color, teeth, bite, nose color, and bone development. A pure Dogo is white, with black or dark-brown eyes, 60–68 cm tall.

Too much stray color, very light eyes, short height, or bad bite are disqualifying traits.

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