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Canary Dog

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Canary Dog

General Description

(Perro de Presa Canario) The Canary Dog is a powerfully built breed with a distinctive, square-shaped head that is almost as wide as it is long. They have a very broad muzzle and large jaw. They have a chest that is deep and raised and a strong build with dense bones. Their rear is slightly raised, and their skin is very thick. They are powerfully muscled, and their ears are usually cropped. The Canary Dog is fawn or brindle in color, and white markings may or may not be present.

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Character

The Canary Dog needs a dominant owner and a family that is not uncomfortable in its presence. This breed is an excellent guard dog because of their intimidating physical appearance and ability to alert their owner(s) and confront intruders. With the proper owner, the Canary Dog makes a loyal, devoted companion. This breed isn’t suitable for first time dog owners. In the wrong hands, the Canary Dog can be aggressive and dangerous.
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This breed is very trusting and is a loyal companion. They enjoy a lot of attention from their owners. The Canary Dog can get fairly large and needs space to play and stay active. They can live in apartments but the owner needs to regularly exercise them.

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Size

21 – 25 inches

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Weight

84 – 106 pounds

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General Health

The Canary Dog typically lives for 9 to 11 years.
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10-12 years is an average lifespan.

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History

It’s believed that the Canary Dog’s ancestry can be attributed to the now extinct Bardino Majero breed. It was initially developed on the Canary Islands in the 1800’s for the purpose of dog fighting. The breed is likely the result of crosses between the Bardino Majero and the English Mastiffs that were imported to the area during that time. When dog fighting was outlawed, the Canary Dog nearly became extinct. A veterinarian by the name of Dr. Carl Semencic is responsible for reviving this breed.

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Maintenance

The short, rough-haired coat of the Canary Dog is easy to groom and maintain. The coat should be brushed with a firm bristle brush and wiped down with a clean towel or chamois. Bathing and dry shampooing should be administered only as necessary. The canary dog is an average shedder.

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The Canary Dog does best in a home where he has plenty of leadership and training. As with all larger dogs, they should have a large yard and several controlled walks a day.

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my presa's nose area looks like its bulking out on the top and arond the mouth area is this normal for the breed ???
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Are these dogs are legal in Australia?
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There's 5-year old Canary dog up for adoption. He is typically as profiled in this site. As his current owner (our neighbour) is unable to look after him and have to give him up, we would love to adopt him but have some reservations because we already have another large 5-year old dog (mix of Rottweiller - German Shepherd breeds). Our dog is adopted from SPCA, and very gentle, no aggression, loving and obedient, and comfortably settled as our family member for 3 years.<br /> <br /> We have some concerns about the 2 dogs getting along although they don't seem aggressive towards each other. Can an old dog get used to a new owner, especially if he's the type that is loyal, devoted companion to his current owner? Is adoption advisable? Are there other concerns that we should be made aware of?
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presa canarios

A fantastic breed not enough of them around nowadays. Strong powerfull dog with a big head and huge chest . All around great working dog

Pros: .truly loyal and a brilliant guard dog. Great around confident people and will defend you with his or her life no questions asked. This breed is easy enough to train not as stubborn as others, isnt wired all the time

Cons: Generaly other peoples opinions of them thinking their killers just because of their stature. May be troublesome around other dominant male dogs.If barked at by other dogs they will never just walk away

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