What is the price of Dugong? Do you also want to know? So how much is a Dugong puppy in Argentina? The following small beans for everyone to introduce how much a Dugong dog! Dugong dog price introduction: 2500-8000 yuan currently on the market pet grade Dugong puppy price between 2000-7500 yuan, purebred Dugong puppy price between 7500-11000 yuan, competition grade Dugong puppy price in more than 11000 yuan, in addition, the price varies from region to region, the price is too low Dugong is usually not recommended to buy. The Dugong, also known as the Argentine Mastiff or Argentine Dugong, whose Latin name DOGO means pit bull in Spanish, is one of the best breeds of dogs bred in South America. Initially this fierce and impressive breed was bred for hunting in packs. The head is medium in size and appears strong and powerful, without sharp angles. The ears are positioned high and recessed from the side of the head, with both ears well separated on either side of the broad skull. The eyes are dark or hazel, covered by a strict prohibition of having melanin deposits, and the lack of melanin in the eyelids is not considered out of place. The nose is black, with broad nostrils, slightly upturned forward, and the end of the nose within the outer curve of the muzzle. The neck is strong, erect, medium-length, muscular, and slightly convex on the upper line. The tail is thick, long, saber-like, moderately high, with the lower vertical tarsus at an approximate angle of 45 degrees to the dorsal line. The forefeet are round, with short toes, sturdy and compact. The foot pads are thick and coarse to the touch on top. The coat is short, uniform in length, about 1.5-2 cm, and smooth to the touch. The density varies with the weather, and in hot climates the coat is thicker and denser, with undercoat and all-white color, with color spots on the eyes only, and the area of the color spots must not exceed 10% of the head area. The Dogue is lively, frank, humble and friendly, a dog that does not bark too much and is aware of its own power. He has a strong sense of dominance and will constantly fight with other dogs over territory, especially in the male Dugong. As a hunting dog, he is intelligent, quiet, brave and fearless
