La Historia Dogo Argentino

10/29/2026

Just organizing….

10/28/2026

Just organizing the page to match the website.

10/28/2026

Just organizing my page to match the website

10/25/2026

I always tell people that you should never have the expectation of winning when you go to a big show. Our goal has and always will be, to gauge the climate of the breed by seeing our dogs along side others. That goal is one that is impossible to miss the target on. We drove over 3000 miles(4800km) to attend the biggest Dogo shows of the year. Sadly many of the people within the host state decided that 3 expert judges wasn’t reason enough to come out. We still enjoyed the camaraderie and the Dogos, and meeting and seeing people that share our passion. More than half of our lives, Kim and I have put this breed before our own best interests, even skipping out on our honeymoon because we took in an adult that couldn’t be watched by anyone. That dedication has culminated in generations of Dogos that do what the creator intended and fit the standard he wrote. And though the dog that drew the most interest from every breeder at this show, both foreign and domestic, was not bred by us, he was brought to his glory at the hands of Team La Historia. Thank you to everyone that made this possible, we continue to appreciate the support. Special thanks to Gary Gross for always taking such good care of the dogs that they are happy and healthy when it’s time to come out.

CFDAC Best of Winners “Carajo de La Historia FITB”
Under Specialist Judge Kristin Winter
DACSTX Reserve Winners Dog “Tigre de Los Martinez”
Under Specialist Judge Victor Nardelli
DACA Best Bred By Exhibitor “Reminisce de La Historia”
Under Specialist Judge Marcos De Wiltberg

In Memory of James Faulkner, the best kennel help a son could as for. He passed just a few weeks ago, so we had to find backup. Thank you Jeffrey Faulkner for coming through to care for the dogs that didn’t make the trip. Thank you to Janet Faulkner, Debbie Kiezel, Sam Khadera and Denise Johnson for your support of our mission.

09/24/2026

Patra earned her POA(Puppy of Achievement) through AKC. I think she’s got a long and storied career ahead of her, but for now we are just proud of her displaying a solid temperament and her aptitude for showing.

Patra de La Historia (Resurreccion de La Historia x Tionna de La Historia)

09/12/2026

09/12/2026

Gearing up for the National. 💉 DACA/CFDAC/DACSTX 2026

09/06/2026

Not even a year old and coming along very nicely. 7th generation.

07/05/2026

I know I often post things about Dogo type and how tightly it corresponds with the head. This is 💯% accurate. There is another element to breed type, that I think is often either ignored or maybe just genuinely misunderstood. Dr. Antonio Nores Martinez said that the Dogo is mesomorphic(more commonly understood in humans due to the research done on how the body types correspond with muscle gain, metabolism, etc) and “macrothallic”(large sized). Mesomorphs are tied to athletic, balanced builds, moderate metabolism and in return moderate ability to gain muscle, sitting at the distributional midpoint between ectomorphs and endomorphs. Ectomorphs being categorized by their very high metabolism, lanky proportions, light bones and lean muscles. Conversely, endomorphs have a slow metabolism, while they typically carry more muscle, they easily gain body fat as well, their structure is more broad than tall, with a bulky skeletal structure.