Enter the Ca de Bou
If you want the "real deal" coming from Chimo contact Otto Britto in Puerto Rico.
I personally know some of his dogs. A good friend of mine owns Capo, son of Mauro and WHAT A DOG!!!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dCoLnzRJM-A
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The play on “Enter the Dragon” probably isn’t too erroneous for the Ca de Bou, given the breed’s history and reputation. Their popularity is certainly growing, and these days they’re finding a place in the world as fine companion dogs, watch dogs and show dogs. I intend to source a Ca de Bou sooner rather than later. I’m not too interested in a show dog, but more a companion dog, so exact breed standard is unimportant. I’m interested in information, pics, etc from breeders and fanciers. Best regards, Denno.
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Thanks Denno! Great forum, good luck with your new Ca de Bou. :D 8)
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Video of the breed at a dog show. www.youtube.com/watch?v=zAf4K2mXtHY
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If you want the "real deal" coming from Chimo contact Otto Britto in Puerto Rico. I personally know some of his dogs. A good friend of mine owns Capo, son of Mauro and WHAT A DOG!!!! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dCoLnzRJM-A ALV
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I should say that was impressive,ALV! 8)
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Check all of these out: http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=Ottobrito44&search_type=&search=Search They are all littermates or from the same line as Capo, the Ca de Bou I've handled. An acquaintance of mine who is the director of the national French Ring Club have tested some of these dogs as puppies and have said that they have lot's of potential to become good workers as they have high prey drive! My only problem here is that all of the ones I've met, even as 8 week old puppies have been VERY dog aggressive. Nevertheless, great dogs all in all!!! ALV
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chachii, ALV-CC, thank you for your links and recommendations, they are much appreciated. Best regards, Denno.
