NO LOOSE SKIN OR BOXER BLOOD IN CANE CORSO - Part #2

[@willsonk9]

I come to hear your voice brother keep it you video is better that way

[@anthonymartinez4307]

This video is real, people forget that these dogs were made to guard. The changes in breeds from back then are not the same dogs of today. The boxer of old did not have pointer blood in it to slow its aggression. Go look ad the Bardo dog and watch how he won’t let you near when he’s eating let alone a stranger. Same reason why I don’t fancy cane corso especially exotic colors. Same for presa canario. Dogs that were made to defend from wild animals are not going to let strangers near them regardless of the owner being there. Look at the American pit Bull ~ the hundreds of different Billie strains mixes worthless dogs with outcrosses. They created useless dogs if they wanted a smaller version of the pit you have American staffordshire or the England staffordshire. They are very functional dogs and original.

[@Hd21578]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@Enzo_NM]

if 99% of the corsos out there are fakes.... then getting a real corso is impossible. I get your message but you have to give the listener a path to get a real Corso... just slamming the breed as a whole, what else can we do?

[@goodguardiank9workingdog508]

@Enzo_NM - Thank you for commenting. I am not slamming a breed. A real Cane Corso and a hybrid are two completely separate things, one is a breed of dog and one is not. I do not have to "give the listener a path to get a real Corso." Too often a content creator is blamed for bad business conducted between a breeder and a puppy purchaser, simply because the purchaser took the info of a breeder mentioned by a content creator. Anyone who is actually interested in finding a traditional Cane Corso will definitely put time and effort into researching for their own dog first, then enquire for a reputable breeder. I hope you understand my point. Take care, GGK9 (WD)

[@sebwillforde7828]

Excellent video