Dogo Cubano
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They were between a bulldog and a mastiff in size. The muzzle was short, broad, and abruptly truncated. The head was broad and flat, and the lips were deeply pendulous. The medium-sized ears were also partly pendulous, the tail rather short, cylindrical, and turned upwards and forwards towards the tip. They were described as a "rusty wolf-colour", with black face, lips, and legs. They were notable for chasing slaves. It is not known when the dog was considered a specific breed, but by 1803 it is described thus by Robert Dallas: "The animal is the size of a very large hound, with ears erect, wh
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The Cuban mastiff developed from several breeds of bulldogs, mastiffs and cattle dogs, becoming an ideal fighter and property guardian. It is possible that some specimens of this breed were brought to North America, where they were employed as guard dogs. The breed was used in combat by British forces in Jamaica during the Second Maroon War and French forces in Saint-Domingue during the Saint-Domingue expedition; slave patrols in the Southern United States also made use of the breed. In early 1795, the governor of Jamaica Alexander Lindsay, 6th Earl of Balcarres sent emissaries to Havana in to