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In this brief conversational clip, the speaker (SPEAKER A) asks Maurito why he cut the ears of Cactus, a Dogo Argentino. He explains that ear cropping is traditionally performed on house dogs to prevent ear injuries from wild boars (jabalíes) during outdoor activities. However, the speaker notes that despite the procedure, Cactus was neither physically nor mentally suited to a typical house environment and instead became a "perro de mansión" – a dog that lives in a mansion but lacks the appropriate temperament or adaptability for ordinary household life.










