Balkan Boys's Tifon de Ironbull
I like presa's but some seem to take mastiff like form/ability and temperament while others take a more bulldog type. This dog is def more mastiffy than I would like. What draws you to the presa out of curiosity?
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I like presa's but some seem to take mastiff like form/ability and temperament while others take a more bulldog type. This dog is def more mastiffy than I would like. What draws you to the presa out of curiosity? -
it is a very complex breed.the most complete working-moloss.there are a lot of lines and each line has the touch of his breeder
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Interesting looking dog, how old is he?
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The Neo, was involved in the early reconstruction of the breed. It seems to be a hard breed to pin down. The dogs in Curtos book as well as the standard listed there. Could be a good starting point. I like the fifth picture down. He a good looking dog. Richard
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he is 1 and a half years old.this is his pedigree: http://pedigree.clubdogocanario.ru/dog/id/545
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seems too be a good dog. any video of him??
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Nice structure and I like his muscle tone...great for his age!!!
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My friend, the dog is spectacular, it shows the dog that comes, good genetics. And shalt put pictures and videos of their evolution
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gracias hermano!
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