Cimarrón Uruguayo

Working Group Large (50-100 lbs)
Height 22-24"
Weight 73-99 lbs
Lifespan 10-14 years
Price $800-$2,000

About the Cimarrón Uruguayo

The Cimarrón Uruguayo is Uruguay's national dog, descended from dogs brought by Spanish and Portuguese colonists. They are hardy, versatile working dogs used for guarding and cattle herding.

Temperament

Affectionate Great with Kids Protective Easy to Train Highly Intelligent
Affection Level
Good with Children
Good with Other Dogs
Playfulness
Protectiveness
Trainability
Energy Level
Barking Level
Intelligence
Adaptability

Physical Characteristics

Size Category Large (50-100 lbs)
Height 22-24"
Weight 73-99 lbs
Coat Type Smooth
Coat Length Short
Colors
Hypoallergenic No

Care Requirements

Exercise Needs

High (60-90 min/day)

60 minutes per day recommended

Grooming

Moderate - Weekly

Shedding:

Mental Stimulation

Moderate mental stimulation needed

Drooling

Living Conditions

Apartment Friendly
Good for First-Time Owners
Tolerates Being Alone
Cold Weather Tolerance
Hot Weather Tolerance

Cost of Ownership

Purchase Price $800-$2,000
Annual Cost $1,300/year

Costs vary based on location, breeder, and individual needs. Annual costs include food, veterinary care, grooming, and supplies.

Health Considerations

Like all breeds, Cimarrón Uruguayos may be prone to certain health conditions:

Regular veterinary check-ups and proper care can help prevent or manage many health issues.

Best For

  • Families with Children
  • Active Owners
  • Guard Dog

May Not Be Ideal For

  • Apartment Living
  • First-Time Owners
  • Sedentary Lifestyles

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