re: Dog breeds that make the pitbull look weak

That's awesome.

My Neo Mastiff used to make the trash down the street's pitts piss themselves when they walked by the fence, I guess 250lbs of angry Neo will do that.

Still scariest I've ever seen in person was a Tibetan Mastiff. They look like some kinda lion, bear, and dog cross. Apparantely they have the attitude to go along with the looks.

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Czech Vlcak

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I thought it might be Putin at first

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Just know that just because the dog is huge doesn't mean it can tear arse.

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Very true. I was doing some reading last night that got me into researching dog fighting and different breeds that are used around the world. It's interesting why certain breeds are used (gameness and fighting) and the different levels of fighters (street fighters v. hobbyists v. pros). It's also interesting how dog fighting is viewed in different regions. It's illegal in most countries, but in Japan for example, dog fighting is still legal. Russia is another exception, where you can find dogs sold for incredibly high amounts (based on lineage) for the sole purpose of fighting.

It's interesting, but also really sad how they breed, train, and use these dogs because many of these breeds can be otherwise great dogs when their pedigree doesn't largely consist of fighting dogs. Even sadder is how they prep these dogs to make them more "game."

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The Dogo Argentino was bred primarily from the extinct Cordoba Fighting Dog.

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For some perspective on the dogo argentino's precursor

The Cordoba Fighting Dog is an extinct breed of fighting dog. The Cordoba was a crossbreed of Mastiff, Bull Terrier, English Bulldog, and Boxer.[1]. Its temperament includes being very fierce, very aggressive, strong, vigorous, and relentless (high stamina)[2]. A male would often kill the female during mating. Known to maul its owners and handlers.