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This Dogo Argentino sits high and mighty on her stand, looking at us as if she’s a prime candidate for adoption even though she’s already been adopted. After a wonderful walk, Corona was all play and would still do anything for a great camera shot.

Although we know how far this dogo will go to have her picture taken we don’t push Corona past her limits and just have fun with her. Her patience and desire to please are characteristics of Dogo Argentinos but she loves proving to us what her personality offers, too.

If you ever have the chance to adopt a Dogo Argentino I suggest you do and that you have your camera ready!

Charlie, our adopted Mini Schnauzer and Cairn Terrier, didn’t realize what he was getting into coming over during the Halloween weekend but loved every minute of it. It was very difficult to get only him in a lot of pictures as our photogenic Dogo was jealous of him getting the spot light.

It wasn’t all fun and games during our Halloween weekend of festivities, Charlie was in boot camp to learn a few tricks as well as to learn to settle down. We simply incorporated pictures, dress-up and attitude into his lessons and he took part with eagerness. This is one dog who could care less about wearing clothes.

We let our mature Dogo Argentino do some of the training for us by simmering the hyperness of the puppy and teaching him to go to bed. Russ did his part, as well, by teaching Charlie his boundaries and making sure he didn’t infiltrate his room.
All in all it was a pretty good weekend with trick or treaters, party crashers and frights for all to enjoy. Can’t wait to see what happens next Halloween.

Corona was outside for the better part of the day while Paul cleaned up some of his parents leaves/ front lawn. This Dogo Argentino was loving the warm weather and the free time to play with the floating/ blowing winds while Paul tried to gather them all.

When I joined it was all about getting inside for some grub and you can tell this by this random picture of her. Licking her chops just thinking about the fabulous pork chop fat she would be getting after supper this picture was a sure sign of her being hungry.

Once the playing and working was done the three humans and the Dogo all came in out of the wind for some relaxation, supper and drinks. Day well spent for at least one of them :).

On Thanksgiving Day Paul and I decided to take Corona for a walk and enjoy the brilliantly coloured trees. It wasn’t long before Corona was making us realize that it’s been a while since we took her for a walk as she was both excited and exhausted pretty quickly.

It was a great opportunity to get our Dogo Argentino contrasted against fall foliage so that’s what we did. Corona was just excited to get a small respite from her constant sniffing and walking/ jogging.

Trying to stay out of the picture while still keeping her on the leash can be difficult but we managed and was able to get this great portrait of her.

Tomorrow is her professional shoot day so look out for those pictures.

I have to admit that this Dogo Argentino and I have our disagreements but it’s pictures like these that remind me how annoying she doesn’t have to be. Given the right activities to release her ever escaping energy Corona can be one calm and sookie dog.

Can’t wait for her ears to heal, a field to dry and the sun to shine to see her run again. Until then I’ll just keep taking deep breaths.