You get what you pay for. If you pay bottom dollar more then likely you'll get a crappy bred dogo. You pay high dollar you'll get a good bred dogo. Just like any other breed.
This is a huge problem with dogo "breeders" and it is a total crock of number 2.
This is the exact reason I only buy dogs from hunters not breeders.
My female dogo is the only dog I have that is not from a hunter, but her sire is also one of five Grand Champion Hunting dogos in the world. She was sent to me for FREE by a man up north, hints her nick name "yankee dog", who does not have the opportunity to prove his lines, and she is really turning it on. Its not always, get what you pay for, sometimes its "get what you work for" and this is the case with this particular dog, sometimes actually putting dogs to work and proving them goes farther than people think, and I know I am not the only person on here that has been blessed in this way. So many breeders want to buy champion dog show this and champion dog show that and breed them when they really have no idea what the heck they are doing when it comes to producing consistent dogs.
Rest my case--- you dont need a ton of money to get ay good one--- matter fact the goods ones cant be sold for no ammount of money---- from my expirience they get handed down to GOOD people who have the brains to work them--- GOOD JOB Taylor.
