![]() ![]() The Kangal is the king of dog chompers, with a jaw-dropping 743 PSI. With a similar working background and size, it’s safe to say that it could be a close draw between the Boerboel and the Perro de Presa Canario. After all, this massive breed was once used in South Africa to protect livestock from hyenas and lions. I could not find an exact PSI listed for the Boerboel, but it is known to have a powerful bite force. Even though it is said to be one of the breeds that contributed to the genes of the Presa, its bite force isn’t as strong at 227 PSI. These dangerous jobs allude to the breed’s physical strength and prowess during a fight. The Alano was used for hunting wild boar and to bait bulls in the.ring. ![]() The Alano Espanol has much in common with the Presa. That’s one heck of a bite! But, how does this compare to other powerhouse Molosser breeds? Alano Espanol vs Presa Canario ![]() That is why we do not recommend this breed for first-time dog owners. You cannot be uncomfortable around this dog and must demonstrate that you are the boss. The dominating alpha nature tends to kick in! But, be wary about leaving her around other dogs, strangers or small children. The Canary Mastiff will be docile towards family members – especially her master. With an experienced dog owner at the helm, it can grow to be an exceptionally behaved pet that is intelligent, loyal, and confident. After all, it was originally used to attack wild dogs and defend livestock.īecause of this, Presa Canario training should involve early socialization and obedience. It is naturally dominant with the potential to assert aggression. The Perro de Presa Canario is a breed with working instincts. A full black coat is a hot debate, with the AKC-FSS, UKC and UPPCC accepting it, but not the FCI.Ī black face mask that doesn’t pass the eyes is necessary for a Presa Canario to be considered purebred. Fawn or brindle is accepted, as well as only 20% of white coloring on the chest, feet and muzzle. Presa Canario colors are of great importance pertaining to the breed standard. Weekly brushings are recommended to keep that luxurious coat healthy and shiny. Short hair and no undercoat means low shedding and easy grooming for the Presa Canario. If you’re looking for a dog that won’t disperse fur all over your house, the Perro de Presa Canario has the coat of your dreams! This breed is popular because of its low-shedding qualities. This is also a distinguishing feature of the breed.Ĭheck out the muscular build of the Canary Mastiff in action:ģ. The Presa’s paws resemble that of a feline, and their movement is described as cat-like. When a Presa Canario is full-grown, it can reach an impressive height of 26 inches (66 cm) and weigh up to 130 lbs (59 kg).Ī Presa Canario with cropped ears is tradition, so the ears won’t interfere while the dog is working with cattle. The Presa is the epitome of this, with a thick body and a broad, square head that is one of its defining characteristics. Molosser dogs are noted for their large size and brawn. The Canary Dog is part of the Molosser family. With careful breeding, the Presa Canario made a glorious comeback in the 1970s, distinguishing itself as a loyal working dog. In the mid-1940s, fighting was outlawed and the Perro de Presa Canario was regulated to official breeders for the preservation of the species. ![]() Unfortunately, it was also used for dog fighting due to its Mastiff strength and clutching genes, which are said to be inherited from Alano, a type of Bulldog ancestor. The Presa was the answer and became the ultimate protector. Farmers on the islands were continually dealing with packs of feral dogs that would attack their livestock. Muscular, fearless and attentive, this dog was bred for work. The Presa Canario’s history dates back to the 15th century when it was first brought to the Canary Islands by the Spanish conquistadors. History of the Perro de Presa Canario is carefully recorded, evoking mystique and awe for the breed. ![]()
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