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China is a sweet, playful Dogo Argentino puppy with a resilient spirit. She enjoys walks, playing, exploring, and plenty of attention and companionship. She is dog-friendly and looking for an experienced, committed forever family.
Ideal Home
China's forever home must:
- Have experience with Dogo Argentinos or similar large, powerful breeds
- Have another friendly dog for companionship
- Commit to continued training and socialization
- Provide appropriate exercise, structure, and enrichment as she grows
- Understand her medical history and prepare for future orthopedic needs
- Be financially prepared for lifelong veterinary care for a large-breed dog
- Commit to China for the rest of her life
Ongoing Health
China was rescued with several fractures in her back legs while suffering from rickets and weakness. Her fractures have been healing well on their own, but she is expected to need orthopedic surgery as she grows. Her adopter must be prepared for the possibility of continued orthopedic care.
Training & Support
China is already taking walks, playing, and exploring. Her family should continue her training and socialization while providing appropriate exercise, structure, and enrichment.
Application Details
Applications begin by contacting the provider through Wags. All requirements must be met, and applications are carefully reviewed to find the best match. Applicants should be prepared to provide a driver's license and current photos of their home, inside and out.
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China is approximately 12–14 weeks old.
China's back-leg fractures have been healing well on their own, but she is expected to need orthopedic surgery in the future and may require continued orthopedic care.
She needs a family experienced with Dogo Argentinos or similar large, powerful breeds, with another friendly dog in the home and a commitment to training, socialization, appropriate exercise, and her lifelong veterinary needs.