The corso community is toxic and the breeders all follow different breeding standards, many of the breeders use bloodlines that have been mixed with other dog breeds such as boxers and rotteweilers. But I smartly walked away.Ĭorsos were bred to be guardians of livestock and property, they are extremely loyal to the owner and are stubborn they are aloof and are good with children and animals with training of course, they are couch potatos and are clingy towards their owners they always want to be with them. I almost bought one a couple of years ago, though a simple internet search caught the seller & breeder in a few outright lies. I totally agree with Koots, in that there can be some very unscrupulous sellers & breeders out there. From her video I thought why would anyone want one? I recall her stating she had to keep her dogs separated & blah, blah, blah. I know a couple of years back I saw some video of a California breeder with AKC champions, & I was shocked at how small the dogs were. She obviously adored her master.Īll the Cane Corso's I have met have been on the very large size. All the comings & goings of other dogs, cats & children did not phase her one bit what so ever. I actually asked what she was, as I had never met a Cane Corso that entirely sweet, and her ears were not clipped, so I wanted to be sure my guess was correct. She was just the biggest cuddly teddy bear ever.
Last year I also met one from Texas at the local vet office. Big dogs, lounging around minding their own business, though you knew would respond in a heartbeat when needed. They sort of reminded me of the Boerboel's I would encounter when I lived in Afrika. Trustworthy, in that I was not afraid they would eat my little Fluffy dog. Maybe 4-5 years ago I separately saw a couple of them in Kentucky that I absolutely loved. (Ya'll get the mind set.) They definitely would have eaten my little Fluffy dog I had at the time. I was a afraid of the dogs, due to their New Jersey male owners using the dogs to make up for what was missing in their own self worth. About 2003, I first encountered the breed.
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