TOSA INU JAPAN'S NATIONAL FIGHTING DOG

[@rodyinjapan]

Just discovered this channel and have to say, I really enjoyed it. keep it up, dude

[@marvinmastiff9603]

Rodi in Japan Same. I used to rely on breed all about and dogs 101, but this is definitely what I'm switching too. They even have the American Molossus

[@mandyholmberg5106]

Me too

[@Chaugar]

I wish more breeders were like this. Responsibly removed dogs from his breeding program that showed potential issues. Respect for this guy.

[@swappedoutZ71]

Chau Tran those hip issues are a bitch. I think there is a way to prevent it though, or at least prolong the onset. Takes alot of working out for the dog focusing on hind leg muscles. I notice alot of dogs with hip issues have small looking hind legs. My pup has thick hind legs, he spends about 30min a day dancing and walking on his hind legs and a bit of stair climbing. I think that is a major help for the hind leg muscles

[@alantaylor6691]

@@swappedoutZ71 What breed/type is your pup that spends 30 mins a day walking on it's hind legs? Maybe I'm not interpreting it right, but regarding the prevention of hip issues by working out their hindquarters from an early age, other sources seem to say the complete opposite, in that say with a mastiff breed that is prone to hip issues, they say to take it really easy on them in the first 12 months or else it may exacebate the issue very seriously in life. For example in the first 12 months no stair climbing, having it climb up onto the couch, etc.

[@swappedoutZ71]

@@alantaylor6691 he's a jack Russell, little thing does nothing but jump up in the air every time he sees me and dances around on his back legs for me to give him high fives. Being a smaller dog of course hip issues aren't common in them. If you know anything about jack Russell's you know I'm not even exaggerating. They have unlimited energy. Jack Russell also haven't been watered down by people wanting cute lap dogs, and that's where a huge part of genetic deficiencies come from. Removing dogs from the breeding program who have issues is an excellent way to help combat the issues that are a result of poor breeding practice

[@mikefrost5481]

You've got to !! Otherwise, they'll go someplace else & someone will breed them anyway and create more trouble dog's ..

[@littlewigglemonster7691]

YES

[@pnutterable]

My husband and I rescued a dog at 6 weeks old and discovered he is a Tosa. we have him with a behaviourlist and he has been amazing. Strong willed, strong physically but eager to please. Thanks for the great video

[@luckyorion9634]

He is probably not a tosa

[@SengokuHakai]

i appreciate him being very straight forward

[@notundermywatch3163]

Yes, he is not the miseading type of breeder who just makes his breed sound like it comes straight from heaven and will suit any lambda owner. I dislike these types of people, I think it is important more breeders are honest about every aspect of owning the type of dog they sell. In my line of work I run into countless people who got a dog of specific breed without knowing much about what they imply and end up in day to day dog nightmare.

[@nickw8006]

His dogs look damn good aswell

[@dandan7710]

I'd appreciate if I could understand what he's saying

[@mrs.garcia6978]

Thank you for being a diligent breeder and sharing your experience with all these dogs Brad Anderson.

[@carlito_148]

nothing against pit bulls.. I love them but damn people there are other great breeds out there..

[@mikusaurelius518]

Thats true. But to each their own. Not everyone can own as many breeds as this dude owns, he owns a game bred American Pit Bull Terrier as well. To truly appreciate the game bred American Pit Bull Terrier is to fully understand and know the history of the breed, the individual dogs in the pedigree, the qualities for which they are bred, and the overall package. To me it is second to none, it doesn't matter if larger fighting breeds are able to whip a smaller pit bull...to me they are lb for lb the best and most athletic dog out there. And the ability to go for hours without quitting is their most sought after trait - gameness. Match dogs in the states are done at weight so comparing them to a Tosa is pretty difficult. You would have to have a large and game dog like Gr Ch Mayday(perhaps the most well known and best catchweight dog of all time) to stand a chance and I think he would have.

[@mikusaurelius518]

Javi Pena because this is a video about a fighting dog breed so the discussion is naturally always going to come up. Believe it or not there are people who believe dogs can enjoy fighting and if you've ever seen it you might think so too. Do you go around everywhere pointing out what you think they are doing wrong or is it just a youtube thing?

[@Raul-cv4kc]

I've had both a pit,and a tosa,both were awsome dogs in their own unique way. Wish I still had them......

[@aarona.dubzperson8245]

Carlitos07 I got an Old Southern White American Bulldog, FCK a Pit. I didn't want anything everybody and their mama had. #AMBulldogs!!!

[@w4grappling705]

@Mad Dog Fifi hoooo my God.....

[@oceaser6977]

I’m curious what breed Brad hasn’t had. They should do a whole documentary on just his kennel, his purpose and his philosophy on dogs (breeding, training, etc.)

[@jfkst1]

Zeke did an interview of Brad. Brad has a broad breed knowledge which is nice to hear about.

[@TheGodFahader]

They don't call him Breed Brad for nothing

[@candynaquin1329]

So proud of this! Thankful for you Brad appreciating all the work that has been done to keep these Tosa true in Japan and here. I can't wait to have my Musashi puppy! He's been perfect from the time he was born into my hands until this video. Always makes me so proud to see my pups out in the world doing great!!! Thanks Brad Jen and Lee!

[@BradA1878]

Thank YOU Candy for such an amazing dog. :)

[@jessicaburks7926]

Beautiful!

[@fayecummings1946]

Really good video! Facts about a breed can be got on the Internet.... but listening to people who actually own the breed talk about what they've learned and noticed is very valuable. Thank you.

[@PantherCrane]

Been waiting for this one! 😉👊🏿

[@ouroboros7917]

Well i googled the breed and the majority of the dogs were bulky like boerboels. This one is very elegant, wow

[@AlowisciousMahoney]

Ouroboros, some boerboels are not overly bulky, imo. But I suppose it is somewhat relative.

[@hunterdolgener5634]

Ouroboros the strange thing about Boerboels is the bulkier ones are the most agile and quickest...they can run 32mph and are the most agile mastiff breed....and suprisingly the Tosa is kinda the same way, the bulky ones are usually technically more agile and faster

[@tonyojiambo3556]

​@@hunterdolgener5634a real boerboel should not be overly bulky. It should be tall and very mascular with strong and tall legs

[@calissebasada184]

Magnificent example of the breed. I think you did a wonderful job of being honest about explaining this breed, what they are and what they can dog. I have worked with a few of them in the training world and have just fallen in love. Super smart, strong and fairly silly at times. Such people lovers and just a delight to have around. Just an amazing breed of dog.

[@RevengeOfMoctezuma]

Lol! I was expecting the "game bred pitbull" comments, and they didn't disappoint.

[@DopeBoysofAtlanta]

RevengeOfMoctezuma I haven’t seen one comment about pits

[@amonreucin7675]

Hoooo boi. I clicked on this immediately.

[@ChiefMoteef]

💯

[@lucyferleah8155]

Can you please do Japanese Akita? Not American

[@nickw8006]

Damn that guys tosa is a beauty, i got a America Akita myself but the tosa is on my favs list right there with the Akita

[@mikusaurelius518]

This dude is very knowledgable, much respect.

[@johnyman9184]

My hamster would destroy it

[@Noodlemonkey7]

His Tosa Inu dogs are the finest I've literally Ever seen. I truly hope I'll have one of his pups someday.

[@joaquinms8600]

There are breeder in japan who have better dogs

[@ArcHourGaming]

@@joaquinms8600 ok but what's there channel

[@ghozisyaifullah254]

But his don't have champion fighting tosa

[@ghozisyaifullah254]

@Bolushi what line

[@raftaar3587]

@Joaquin ms the best Tosa in the world right now are in Korea. They preserved a specific line from the 1950s who had the highest game i

[@beangelica2540]

People are being such idiots right now! I don't freaking care if the pitbull or the tosa is the best fighter because you're only making stereotypes even worse!!!!!!

[@hunterdolgener5634]

Charlie And Lola and Hazel too! pitbull hype is retarded, and pitbull fanboys are delusional...pitbulls are great dogs, but there strength isnt anything out of the ordinary...there what you would expect out of a muscular 45-60 pound bully breed...

[@yolondambrowm9803]

Voltron Defender of the Universe ALL DOGS DESERVE RESPECT!

[@oneguy7202]

Let them fight

[@drebodollaz3504]

hunter dolgener pitbulls drive and game ness are unmatched. You’ve never experienced a true game dog. Don’t kid yourself

[@The_Superpack]

Fighting is good for the breeds if not fought to death, when done right and safe it is like ufc.

[@hmtmth8481]

At last, the mighty Tosa Inu. Thanks for the video.

[@ttlee]

Dang, another video with Brad! Love your videos dude! 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@rapha1956]

Wow very interesting as. It's a very well produced documentary, as always. Keep the good work!!

[@floydhudson5730]

Bout time someone did a video on the Tosa! Great video!

[@dodowd9913]

Thank you for this video!!!

[@kneedeepinbluebells5538]

Solid, Informed & Straight Forward Information From This Dude

[@andreamarsman2801]

I love this breed, recently lost my five year old girl to bloat, she was the most loyal and intelligent dog I have ever owned.These dogs are hard to find where i love I will definitely own another one, hopefully soon.

[@tottenhambulldogs9444]

This Brad guy seems to specialise in about 5 different dogs I've seen on this channel!

[@darrenfry4695]

Lol he's got more breeds than that

[@dustinyork9641]

Bully kutta from Pakistan is another dog bred for fighting. that is a large game dog. Intelligent too, gaurds well too

[@ashleygremlin304]

My tosa was an amazing dog

[@Digitalhdwmn]

How do you get one?

[@pocenha]

You got to admire Brad, he's a dedicated guy!

[@KINGEORGE714]

Great video 👍👍👍👍👍 thank you for amazing shots 👏👏👏👏👏

[@sbklvr]

I have gamedogs, one of my males is on you tube climbing trees. Nice work on the Tosas, I want one some day. For now we do wall climb, treadmill races, lure coursing , etc. The male in my video runs the 1/2 mile under a min.

[@WILD__THINGS]

You should do a video about the Chihuahua Mastiff.

[@DogumentaryTV]

done two already, I'm done with the Chihuahua Mastiff.

[@claudiarios2440]

What is that I'm not finding anything on it.

[@cesar-lf1jw]

@@DogumentaryTV where is it

[@jessicaburks7926]

@@DogumentaryTV where is it?

[@mandyholmberg5106]

I always really! Love to expand my dog breed knowledge so thank you

[@barrysamericanbulldoghomeo1994]

interesting.I dont know if he mentioned this but the Tosa lives a long time for a large dog. Probably from a hard breeding program similar to the APBT. Geneticists are trying to figure out why but I stand by the tough breeding program theory.

[@raftaar3587]

Ye definitely 10-15 years verg good for a large mastiff. And I have the same theory behind their health. A dog unable to perform well in fights are basically culled and in order to have peak level performance on fight, they must ne healthy, the unhealthy ones died off.. making the gene pool healthier.

[@rzz1122]

I’m a proud owner of a Tosa .... he’s a big gentle giant 👌

[@Ateknia]

I can’t believe how a friendly looking dog can be a fucking warrior.

[@simms2703]

I’ve had my First Mastiff which was a Presa Canario and loved him very much big boy black shiny coat little white chest. Miss him much here to research other breeds but looking into a Dogo Argentino for my family but still love Presa very much

[@joebarbosa1942]

I got 5 dogs. Tosa inu is one of them, pit bull, rottie, german Sheppard, golden retriever, and Mexican Chiquita.

[@charlesvieth9805]

Great video. Thank you.

[@pimpanther]

awesome zeke! didn't think you'd gind them. this breed is not the biggest of it's kind, but has a presence that commands respect. thank you .

[@c.krause684]

Great vid!

[@ttygre8963]

Warning. Both my male and female were high energy and very aggressive, especially toward other animals. Every other animal existed just so they could kill it, they believed. They would chew through or head butt down an eight foot wooden privacy fence to try and get to another dog. They were a constant potential liability and intimidated any visitors to the house. They loved and protected my family but they were not to be trusted around people outside the family.

[@dsquebackyardbbq217]

Spot on with the Boerboel comment. My boy is always under foot. Very needy, but in a good way. I prefer a dog that loves his humans since I have young kids. I may have an exception to the rule but my guy was pretty darn active as a pup. I had to slow him down a bit as it is recommended not to allow them to over exert themselves while young.

[@dp-ez4fd]

Did he say they specialize in Kishu Ken as well? Dogumentary, Can we please get a video for the Kishu!

[@Asdfghjkl1234]

Great video. Nice presentation. Well done.

[@truthboy1464]

That's very impressive tosa....I saw this vid years ago...do you breed tosa dogs?

[@ebrimataal5115]

this dog is trueley fire

[@Dan4x2282]

Ebrima Taal and friendly

[@grandadoboman1995]

You people who worship the pitbuill as the god of all dogs are a funny lot.

[@robertmason7553]

A Kangal and Ovchartka and there is a sheepdog thats badass.

[@AlowisciousMahoney]

CyborgNinjaRaiden07, are you sure that you are not simply misunderstanding because of things you are not knowledgeable of? Herding dogs are amazing for what they do as are livestock guardian dogs, etc. The are traits of apbts, certain lines anyway, which are uncommon, and in ways particular to the breed. The apbt is not really one of my favorite breeds. But I am aware of why they are for others and can appreciate their traits.

[@spartanmikek028]

Furious Anger no one believes your b.s. lmao the pit which bites at around 300psi is not even in the same league as any mastiff breed which all bite at almost double the psi of a pit.

[@The_Superpack]

Well in a pack they still are and American Pit Bull Terrier if they get a hold are the best breeds they fit on other dogs necks.

[@aarona.dubzperson8245]

Jay R. Bacalando AMBulldogClub!!! #MembersOnly!

[@ryan-paulgross559]

Excellent job, Brad and Dogumentary TV with this video. Great to see the exotic breeds get some love!! I had been interested in the Tosa for years. After owning one...... well there a little meh.... That being said, I probably had a low quality dog. The biggest problem with the Tosa is acquiring good stock. As you stated, Candy probably has the best dogs in the United States period.

[@mandyholmberg5106]

I have never heard of this dog breed before thank you

[@baaouchhaitam9108]

best channel ever

[@AnnerzDrum]

Thank you for the video!!! I know what lengths you went through to get us this information!!! I always thought that it was an interesting dog but there wasn't much information on it. I wouldn't get it for myself as a starter dog. I was thinking about getting a Cane Corso or a Olde English bull dog. i'm not sure about what I want to own I want a dog that is deterring because I will be living on my own and it's good to have something to get me out of the house and more active.

[@kennyjohnson7687]

SpiralPulse Do NOT get a Corso as your first dog.

[@dodo19923]

My corso is my 3rd dog in 5 years now. He's from old Italian farming stock, not these boxer cross's people own outside of Italy, with softer temperaments, in a nutshell he's what people refer to as 'gamebred' or 'purebred'. They're worlds apart from the corso the majority of people know and love. I have so many people say ooh nice dog i want one, i say please don't you'll just fuck something up, someone will get injured for no reason, then they get added to dangerous dogs lists. I spent months working with the old time farmers waiting for the right litter to come, and learning how the breed works before i got loki.The best lines are the old farming families in the south of italy, they use these dogs for their intended purpose, anything with a flower, badge, trophy, or fancy ribbon piled up behind it is shit in their eyes, not bashing the pets eople have but competition dogs are not what corsos are/should be. And considering they are the same dog as neo's underneath, what the show ring breeders did to the neo's is fucking disgusting. I've seen one old standard neo and they're identical to old standard corsos, being the same breed, these wrinkly things people have now are a travesty imo, again not bashing people for pet quality dogs, each to their own. The reason true corsos are so rare outside of the southern Italian farms is the guys who own them, don't breed them to sell to the world, they use them daily, for working, and after seeing the shit the last couple of generations have done to both breeds, the guys are determined they won't allow it to happen again, i got my because of the old saying "It's not what you know, but who you know". And the original dogs don't come with huge 1-2000 price tags, maybe a few hundred euro to pay for the upkeep of the dogs, its the stipulation that if if i want to breed him, once all health checks have been done, they'll go through all their dogs, find a suitable match and breed. It sounds mental hearing it, but it's a real closed off circuit of owners, and they'd like to keep it that way, i'm speaking of the cane da presa here, not the cane corso of today's world.

[@kelvinedsts4352]

Jesus such an amazing breed, this documentarys are great, i can't thank you enough.

[@jayphillip793]

Mr Brad....so glad to know about some interesting facts about Tosa. So i wanna a male puppy....can you send to Tamizhadu, India ?

[@farrgone]

Is it me, or does this man owns 50 breeds/kennels?🤔

[@fayco1]

LOVE how this channel introduces me to breeds I never even knew existed. I love my dogs but some of these dogs are cuter lol.

[@rafibranko7078]

extremely well bred dogs.... very balanced..... very athletic..... good all-around dogs ..... dogumentary well done

[@truthfulguysantana544]

Excellent work.

[@affiliate13]

Thanks Zeke, again this the kind of information that cant easily be found elsewhere online.

[@truthboy1464]

One of best videos of tosa inu dogs

[@LION749]

That's a Samurai on four legs Damn that's bad ass....

[@younghannibal7434]

i love your videos

[@thatonedog819]

Lol I clicked on this video and immediately thought "I bet this is another Brad video" You have a very interesting collection of dogs.

[@rollojankins4876]

These are awesome dogs

[@SolaceTempest77]

So we got what was marked as a Presa from a shelter but he looks like a bridle one of these. But like the guy said ours is VERY velcro, which makes me think maybe he really is a Presa

[@harshitrashtrapal1608]

hey Zeke which editing software dobyounise

[@DogumentaryTV]

+DOGO HOLIC FCPX

[@harshitrashtrapal1608]

thanks and yould told about bully kutta video coming

[@user-cr3lo1pj2w]

How do you go about importing a Tosa to Ontario, Canada? Obviously not for fighting, just a beautiful dog

[@brucelee-bi8jk]

MY MATE DAVE'S UNCLE GAMAL HAD A BARBIE KEN DOG. HAROOO KIN 🙏 DANIEL SAN

[@charleslyndonduenas7832]

I just keep discovering dog breeds here. Looking forward for more videos 👌🏻

[@ghuk1234]

🦄🦄🦄🦄🦄🦄🦄🦄🦄🦄🦄😆😀😷😢

[@isaacquintanilla1726]

Very interested in getting a tosa inu. Have always loved the breed. I want to get one from a blood line of champions. How much to these puppies go for if I was to get it from Japan

[@jameswolf4894]

Any chance of future videos on the "American Alsatian" dog breed? Thank you.

[@yasarkhan7950]

A question for Brad Anderson which dog do you prefer for protection guard ect. tosa, dogo or bully kutta? Thanks.

[@BradA1878]

Of those choices, since the Tosa and Dogo are not guardian breeds, I'd choose the BK. With that said, the BK wouldn't be my first choice.

[@きよりん-n2p]

I am living in Kochi. I’m very glad to you love Tosa Inu. We held an event on 4/28-5/6 in Katsurahama there is in Kochi. We showed Tosa Inu that is Yokozuna of Fighting.&Tosa Inu puppies.Someday, please come to see.

[@dranzeiverdadero7234]

Hey Brad, I own a Tosa Inu myself. I was wondering how much does Musashi Weighs? My Tosa Inu is almost 11 months and she weighs about 120. Just wanted to know thank you :)

[@BradA1878]

Dranzei Verdadero - He's 140 - 150 pounds.

[@alienchaser636]

I was in Kochi in 2001 a TOSA weighed in at 126kg another 106kg. huge dogs...fighting dogs.

[@miguelschaffrath3338]

I will not say "First", i'm just taking the right to say it from someone else

[@insanity4224]

This isn’t a documentary about the Tosa breed, it’s an interview with an individual owner..

[@EDog-tg9bn]

Beautiful dogs !

[@dookleman2261]

Pit bulls are the best fighting dogs in the world .the tosa is a lovely dog .

[@wsmaga]

seems like everybody wants a game dog without going through the troubles of what it takes breed and test for gameness.

[@gregjones8745]

How would a Tosa match up against a Presa Canario...

[@pennywise1682]

Depends on the dogs... usually i would go for the Presa. But i never saw a Tosa in action

[@gregjones8745]

@@pennywise1682 Thanks for that.

[@animalobsessed1]

I fail to understand why champion fighting dogs are important to a dog's lineage if that's not what you're going to use the dog for. Can someone explain this?

[@BradA1878]

animalobsessed1 - The only reason it's important is because it shows the dog comes from lines that are not just show dog lines. Otherwise, it's not important.

[@brockshen]

I figured my Tosa Inu Akita Inu mix could jump the deck gate (he looks all Tosa except for some white on his chest and paws) but he never went over for people or even when hunting dogs passed by. But when 2 large dogs passed by he went over and chased them off the property and came right back. Only one jump in 6 years but I guess I should make the gate higher, maybe the ups man will get out of the truck. LOL! Good vid!

[@Acadian.FrenchFry]

Worked with this breed in the 90's. Aka Kashi Kennel some beautiful dogs off of some nice imports. Was really hard back then to import decent dogs, you had to have connections or you end up with dogs from poor stock, etc. The only other person I knew that had solid connections was another friend who had Stonewall Kennel. Still friends with her today, but she's out of the Tosa breed now. Don't under estimate these dogs, they can be very protective and territorial. Also it's best to keep them separate when you're not around. Unless they're a breeding pair. There was a really bad kennel fight that killed a Neapolitan Mastiff. Was a tragic loss. The male Tosa was kenneled and Neo was loose in the yard and the Tosa broke out from his kennel when the owner was at work. She also had another incident with the same Tosa chasing her housekeeper out of the house when she forgot to lock him up. Should also mention to be mindful of bloat in this breed. It can be a serious issue. Been forever since I talked Tosa. Thanks for making this video.

[@BradA1878]

The hardest thing for me with importing Tosa from Japan is NOT dealing directly with the Yakuza. I prefer not to do that, which is why it's taken me so long to establish contacts for importing Tosa from lines that aren't out of the Tosa Museum in Kochi City.

[@Acadian.FrenchFry]

Yes it's really tough if you try and work around the Yakuza. Back in the 90's it was pointless unless you worked with them. I think now there are probably more of a variety of breeders to work with especially with stronger social media now and the breed being far more known and popular now than it was prior. Nice to see someone still importing dogs and not bottlenecking the limited bloodlines here in the U.S. BTW I used to have the Tosa Stud Book (brought over from Japan). Of course I could not read Japanese another Tosa person named Yoko was going to translate it from what I heard. I ended up selling it to a guy in the Netherlands who has the ability to translate it. Wonder if he ever did. That was a prized book back in the day. Your Tosas are beautiful. I meant to say that the first time. More athletic than some of the ones here in the U.S.

[@privateprivate4315]

Brad has a great variety of breeds.

[@BIGGIEMURUA1982]

Why get those dogs if you don't show love to them?...you said you didn't have intentions to breed, so why not show them affection.

[@peleaulanimahi1955]

Fabulous!

[@300ZCorradoVR6Z]

So what is the primary use of the Tosa Inu's today?

[@DdotRedd]

in Japan their main use is to fight dogs as it is a legal and celebrated sport in their country, other country's they are just pets.

[@300ZCorradoVR6Z]

I know that they're used for dog fighting in Japan, but I'm interested to know what they're used for everywhere else, are they good working dogs? Can they be trained as service dogs, protection dogs, things like that...

[@DdotRedd]

From the kennels I have seen (online) they are generally just show dogs, I have yet to see any working tosu inu kennels online... maybe someone else can help you

[@300ZCorradoVR6Z]

Thank you.

[@BradA1878]

Some kennels have tried to use them for protection work, but the results have been pretty lame IMHO. They'd make ok watch dogs, especially if you didn't socialize them. All of the Tosa I've owned have LOVED people. The FCI has placed the Tosa in the "guardian group", they tend to do that with any large fighting or catching breed. It's like they want to ignore the fact that there are dog breeds that were historically made specifically for fighting. As far as working options, I think you could do some sport work with Tosa, like weight pull or iron dog. Perhaps I'll give that a try too. With that said, I don't think there's anything wrong with Tosa being good companion dogs. That's what most of the dog world wants: a good active companion.

[@anarrivingwingedhussar9692]

My Japanese friend owns a Tosa Inu named "Shogun"

[@susse80]

And after the WW2 it was 3 different Akita mix breed , Akita (atagi Makita). ..Akita /Mastiff/Tosa. ..Akita/German Shepherd. and a mix of Al three .

[@pittypit9416]

It would be interesting to breed on of these with a Pitbull. You get the size, strength, lack of pain, aggressiveness of the Tosa with the tenacity and gameness of the Pitbull. It would make a grand champion of all dogs.

[@MrEdium]

Gorgeous Breed !

[@mimime5376]

It's said there's no such thing as a dumb question but this might be a first. With all the different breeds of dogs you own, are they all on the same diet?

[@BradA1878]

Our Dogos, Boerboel, and APBT are on Acana Singles (fish, lamb, or duck), our smaller dogs are on Fromm Gold Adult, and our big dogs are on Fromm Gold Large Breed Adult. We also feed raw when we can. We used to feed everyone Acana, but it got kinda outrageous with the price at ~$75/bag.

[@themandan4000]

When you buy one Dogo and end up getting four

[@roelthas]

How are they on the lifespan department? I do like large dogs but I'm not a fan of single digit lifespans.

[@BradA1878]

A healthy Tosa can go 10-12 years.

[@roelthas]

Thank you and good to hear.

[@kidsalami6367]

Tosa is number one it’s been proven many times over Pitts are fought weight to weight ratio not against a tosa weight it’s not happening

[@tacorobbie8451]

Incorrect hombre yes they have beaten pits but only under Japanese rules which restricts a match to 30 minutes! Throw em in the box with a well conditioned game pit under Cajun rules where there's no time limits and they fall just like all the rest

[@gopherlee9427]

I want a Tosa Inu-Doberman Pinscher Mix.

[@cheezesmoker8851]

Why would you want to mix this beast with a wimpy doberman though?

[@Anna-nr3up]

Why?

[@nolrapiii]

Can I get puppies from this Breeder??

[@jgodoy_]

Beautiful dog!!!