Marcus R.

answer · Presa Canario

Absolutely! It's a daily occurrence. People seem shocked when they realize how friendly he is once they approach.

question · Presa Canario

Is it just mine, or is your Presa a total softie at home but looks intimidating to everyone else?

answer · Presa Canario

I understand why your trainer advised against dog parks for your Perro de Presa Canario. They can be a bit overwhelming with so many other dogs around. I’ve found it’s safer to socialize my dog in controlled environments, like private playdates. However, if you feel comfortable, I sometimes take mine during quieter times when fewer dogs are around. It’s important to gauge their temperament and how they react to other dogs. This breed can be naturally protective, so knowing their limits is key.

answer · Presa Canario

Not really, my Presa is quite protective.

answer · Presa Canario

Definitely, I recommend the Perro de Presa Canario. They are loyal and can be very affectionate, but they do require consistent training and socialization. It’s important to start them young to help them develop into well-rounded dogs.

answer · Presa Canario

Definitely recommend a Presa Canario for experienced owners. They are quite powerful and need someone who understands their needs and behavior. Training is key, and having previous experience helps manage their strong personalities. They can be loyal and loving but need socialization to be well-rounded.

answer · Presa Canario

My Presa Canario is initially seen as a fierce dog, especially by strangers. However, when they see him playfully chase after a ball, they realize he's just a big baby at heart. It’s amazing how quickly their expressions change when he seeks out affection instead of acting tough.

question · Presa Canario

What's the sweetest thing your Presa does every day?