·Do your research, and ensure you can commit to the responsibility. It takes a confident, pack leader handler to ensure your Presa will grow to be respectful and obedient.

·If you do not purchase through us, you should inquire about whether the parents of the litter have any health testing done and if the breeder offers any guarantees on their puppies. Although two dogs without hip Dysplasia can still produce puppies with Dysplasia, there is a significant less likely chance of genetic health defects if the parents are free and clear.

·We recommend feeding grain free, our dogs are fed Orijen and Acana products. They have good fat and protein content with no grain, helps in maintaining a healthy weight and has quality ingredients. The benefit outweighs the cost.

·If you decide to purchase an older or rescue Presa, ask questions about any aggression tendencies and what training has been done with the specific dog, history with Children etc. Proper corrective training by an experienced handler will need done if you get a Presa with no manners, agression problems, anxiety issues etc. that will only worsen if not corrected. I would not recommend a first time Presa owner to get a dog with any sort of negative tendencies.

·Ask a million questions! Any reputable Presa breeder should be happy to address any and all questions or concerns that you may have. Arange to see the facility where the dog(s) are kept, this will give you an idea on the living conditions and socialization that your Presa will be coming from.