The Castro is a large, fierce dog with a muscular, powerful build. They are very loyal to their owners, relatively child friendly and wary of strangers. The intelligence of the Castro is very high and the dog has a very active mind and will have its own thoughts and ideas, so training will require patience on the part of the owner. Castro dogs have a habit of jumping on people and can be a nuisance if they go for a walk or if they scare the elderly or children. They are also very protective of their owners and may bite them immediately if they see them in conflict. Castro dogs are very aggressive and will fight with other dogs to the death. It is important to walk your dog on a leash and to train your dog well to avoid accidents. While the above describes the disadvantages of the Castro, the Castro also has many advantages. Although they are fierce dogs and guard dogs, they also have the characteristics of a pet dog that loves to please its owner, which is very cute, right? When they are at home, they guard their owners, stand guard very quietly and are very obedient. They have a lively personality and a happy spirit, all of which are characteristic of a good guard dog.
