PAOLO BREBER: CANE CORSO SCHOLAR

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The following interview was conducted by Angela Clark for the ICCF. Angela has graciously shared the video to further educate the world on a breed she's wholeheartedly supports. Dr. Paolo Breber took an interest in the breed when it was brought to his attention in 1973 by Giovanni Bonnetti, who remembered the dogs from his childhood. In the following year, Breber acquired some of the dogs and began a breeding program, which garnered interest from others when the dogs were pictured in a magazine article. By 1996, the breed had achieved recognition by the Federation Cynologique Internationale.

[@chris_2413]

Great to see somebody who actually cares about keeping dogs the way they were supposed to be. If we have learned anything is that the kennel clubs have ruined breeds. Nothing ruins good working lines faster than showing dogs and making the dog fit what society thinks is right.

[@eu16tu18]

I agree...very wise words

[@OnPointDogs]

Absolutely. Just look at the monstrosity known as the bulldog, a poor creature that can only give birth by Csection. And some people actually believe this dog was used to corral bulls.

[@karenmullen3210]

@@OnPointDogs what's worse, poor bulldog can't even lick clean 'is hooter or his pooter

[@heathenwolf4997]

@@OnPointDogs the original Bulldog was, art of the time proves it. Just that they fucked up the breed to the breed that the poor dogs can't even walk around the yard anymore.

[@OnPointDogs]

@@heathenwolf4997 Absolutely.

[@marybowman4847]

It's about someone did a video interview with Breber! Kudos to you! And thank you so much for this AMAZING content!!

[@josepenon317]

i just to work whit pitbull but i Want bring a Cane corso to my country and breed dogs there .

[@albericetzel9136]

My Father had a few old pictures taken early 60's of him with his maternal grandparent and their dogs. In the picture, he mounts on a male Neapolitan Mastiff, a female lay under a small tractor, and a male Cane Corso sits beside his grandmother. If I remember correctly both dogs were leaner than today's breeds. Especially Neapolitan Mastiff was less wrinkly.

[@weareone99999]

This is a super , awesome, informative interview sweetheart!!! Great job! I appreciate your time and interest in the Cane Corso. I'm not a breeder , I've rescued 3 Cane Corsos since 2007. I had a female that lived to be 12 yrs old. A male that lived to be 10yrs old and I have a 2 yr old female! Thank you guys .

[@ghostrida4]

COULD U PLEASE DO A VIDEO ON THE TRUE JOHNSON AMERICAN BULLDOG??? I THINK ALOT OF PPL WOULD LOVE THAT!!! LOVE YOUR CHANNEL

[@marktodd4479]

what a fantastic find to interview this man. this is why you are one of my top 3 channels that i always watch.

[@Hawkstonenz]

Thanks guys, Angela, Dr Breber and Zeke! Great Video!

[@lisapruitt72]

Thank you for providing this interview! I’m proud to own two with old rustic bloodlines & from the super six. I believe in furthering this great majestic breed and keeping it old school! My goals are providing working lines & to provide for Veterans so I loved that part as well! Great information! Thank you! I am sharing this on my page as well!

[@Erenaquino]

Would you be able to share photos? Of your Corsos?

[@zeljakis817]

Super six dogs are problem,these fundation dogs had epilepsy problem,made alot of problems in breed,investigate it,you will found out truth.working abilities were great,but health was not.They inbreed them.

[@jameswaddups6352]

I have a descendant of DiGuardia's Prince Del Cerberus. One of the original 6. His look, his temperament and his weight are consistent with the original Italian Corso. Not the Boxer mixes of today.

[@enricoweihs8338]

The super six dogs were Not cane corsos. Mike sottile jr admittet That they bred them dogs of of a Neo Named Brutus. And its possible That they bred That Neo to a Rottweiler which was owned bei his mother. The neo was owned by his Fahrer. Both dogs were Champions back then. If you give it a thought. Mike sottile says That he brought two cane corsos from a Farm in italy and theyre puppies Turned out to be Champions with Perfect structure and Looks. Even if the Farmers in italy doesnt give a f* How the dogs Look only if they can work or Not. Sorry for my Bad englisch im from germany.

[@robsumner7528]

Than you Angela Clark enjoyed the video a lot. Look forward to more with Mr. Breber.

[@ConfidentialKennels]

Thank you Rob

[@amcdowell5]

Nice listening to a dog librarian 😊👍

[@isaiahlee5773]

Love the interview but she is killing me, a better interviewer would’ve been better

[@anonguy6453]

What the hell does this mean

[@isaiahlee5773]

@@anonguy6453 it means, I appreciate the knowledge the man was giving & the idea of the interview was great. A better interviewer would have been someone who could ask better questions and since you could tell the man liked to talk, give him time to let out all of his thoughts before she jumped in to ask him a question. Interviewing someone is a skill and I don’t think she is that good at it.

[@jessegarcia8156]

She did an amazing job. 👍

[@BoltNeckBullies]

I agree. She was terrible. No business conducting this interview. Id hand my 5 yr old the mic for a better interview.

[@alanpruett2217]

Would have like to have seen examples of his breeding in photos or live dogs.

[@copperFalcon1077]

Me too. Visual examples always shows facts...

[@ramblingrich3544]

.....The inconsistency you see in this breed was done by the kennel club ...AMEN....... OLD School Corso's for the win!

[@TopDawg854]

Bel Monte ain't old skool though... non of the USA lines are corso... just neo rotty pit

[@MaggieBeg1998]

👍we need more of these!

[@BoltNeckBullies]

He gave a great interview. However, I wish someone else had the opportunity to converse with him. She did horrible. So many better candidates to interview him...

[@lisawarrick101]

Love this, thank you.

[@omaropqhe368]

Good job thank you I love this dog

[@svprcrm7189]

very nice. wise words from a person who actually cares about dogs.

[@barryrobertson4435]

Hey cane corso and neo are very same , my family have owned both breeds since early 18th hundreds in italy, the corso srarted out more like a doberman in size and build but through breeding with neo they started getting more chunky and heads started getting larger , there average sizes was around 20 to 24 inches but farmers started mixing with neo to make larger dogs to stop people steeling there cattle in the 1930s to 1950s then after then the two breeds where discovered and messed about with there general genetics one for wrinkkes and another for guarding and looking mean .

[@mateuesquiagafradera3286]

Really interesting gentleman. The interview could have been done better. In my opinion she was not enough respectful with him and should have prepared better the interview. She didn't know Breber had a cane corso book written.

[@djsedd1]

It’s weird that a guy from New Wave Cane Corso just spoke on Otello. He mentioned that a canadian breeder came out about otello and his son creating massive amounts of epilepsy especially when they built their kennel around thise dogs.

[@lanasenkovich2761]

I like how he tells it straight.

[@undeniabletalent635]

🙌🏿

[@GK-mv1vu]

Great info... would love to see pictures .Some in Europe still have old Italian lines in them..

[@Poteluz]

I've been saying it that the Cane Corso has not looked like the Corso I started researching in the late 90's for a while now.

[@knix2for5]

because they "reconstructing" a breed that doesnt need it ! Mike Sottile brought the originals back in 70s or 80s . With low to no health problems like most working breeds. They are destroying the form and function of the breed . These dogs came out of the very same litters as neopolitan mastiff and presa canario. But bred in different directions . The but the neo still came out of the same litters as cane corso. Because they are the same dog . Just different genotype or phenotype. Until they separated the breed. The presa canario also has some neopolitan mastiff in lineage of the old style presa. All they have to do is breed and use them for a task other than walking a show ring.

[@knix2for5]

@Keandre Flewlln they was still doing "reconstruction" around the time Mike Sittole was importing dogs ! Because Salahudeen Salaam had already proved and disproved alot of this stuff. How is somebody recreating a breed that was going extinct while someone else was importing said breed at the same time from the same region? If you watch Salaahudeen channel he paraphrased a interview with him and he said he was getting dogs in southern ital. But also said he couldnt find dogs in same interview . So which was it ?

[@knix2for5]

@Keandre Flewlln me too them dogs have hot temperaments . But they started putting boxer and other dogs to calm them down for show ring. But it also brought epilepsy into the gene pool.

[@copperFalcon1077]

@@knix2for5 say that!!!

[@copperFalcon1077]

@@knix2for5 the old style neo, and the cane corso were one and the same and as for the presa I cane definitely see the resemblance

[@anthonybradshaw9352]

Why leave the middle section during which the two speakers couldn't hear each other? Perplexing.

[@4321weezee]

I love the cane corso. Thank u for this upload on this Sunday 💓

[@sobethunder]

Amazing the knowledge Paolo has on the original Cane Corso breed! From Back Woods people!

[@jayskay82]

Great video 👍🏿👍🏿

[@Michael-ft3rc]

I bought a dog from Outlaw Cane Corso due to Paolo Breber. The exact words for the dogs from Outlaw Cane Corso from Paolo Breber “Your dogs, judging by your videos, are the perfect old-time cane corso, they even have the famous “fire” in their eyes! The result I hoped for when I started.” …. Paolo Breber”

[@aaronmeyer9431]

Zeke could you interview Paola Breber? Would love to hear more from him!

[@TheQuetzalcoatl76]

Paolo Breber not Paola (that is a female name)

[@kylealgie9101]

I 2nd this comment

[@TheDriver21122001]

Need taped live interview....this drive-thru quality zoom is for the birds @

[@Vizenzo187]

His look at what we nowadays consider a "breed" is very interesting. Cool interview!

[@begrateful8934]

I have a 5 month old Cane Corso called Enzo. Beautiful dog! Thank you Angela we love our big guy!

[@ConfidentialKennels]

Thank you for your support

[@sonsofthunder007]

I always wanted to hear from him regarding CC's

[@sid-yq6rh]

Amazing work but could have been better .....really appreciate the work and info you put forward for free👍

[@serafinacanecorso9920]

Great Interview Angela Clark! Thank You for doing this!

[@ConfidentialKennels]

Thank you !!!

[@thefireplacekennels]

How was it great? She led every question and wasn’t knowledgeable of the breed

[@peterwaldie4478]

Brilliant what he said about the kennel club and dog show snobs.

[@marcodicicco3464]

Please listen to this man and share to anyone interested in this breed or any working breed. He is amazing and working breeds should be kept working.

[@nycbettas5792]

Spread the truth even if it hurt some feelings

[@Dr.G9]

Nice interview, happy that you are able to share the right message on this breed. I'm from Italy, and when I moved to the US I was surprised to see that here Cane Corso is leaning towards the Neapolitan Mastiff. Real Cane Corso should be more athletic than the US breed, and he's really different from the Neapolitan. Mastiff.

[@iron1monkey]

How did she get this interview. It would have been nice if someone knowledgeable asked him questions.

[@derrickpaine6277]

I agree but we got to take what we can get I guess apparently someone who has a higher knowledge doesn't feel like they should look out this guy so I'll give her credit on that but the shallow questions and the constant blinking is driving me crazy it looks like she tried to spend more time on her hair and makeup then questions

[@derrickpaine6277]

I tried to look for anybody else that interviewed this man and the only one that comes up is Miss supporting role in a Sci-Fi movie from the 90s

[@derrickpaine6277]

She at least asked if the Corso is related to the neo which every video that I was watching cuz I had a feeling that I couldn't get a true answer at least she came as close as possible

[@mosselofficial6110]

great vid

[@TheMass33]

I agree with the Doc 1000 percent.

[@lynneborner5148]

Found the video very informative. I have been in some form or another in the dog world (horses, cats & exotics as well) for 50 + yrs. Stevie Wonder could see the gentleman's frustration about "his" breed. He's right about most of what he says. I have an (English) Bull Terrier that i adopted a couple of years ago. Back in the late 60's i bred them for show, so i am familiar with breed. Chico is purebred, not wellbred, but he is the best dog i ever had. He looks like the B.T's from the 20's to the 40's. So i can understand the gentleman's take on the breeding from the original to what i call "designer" types. All is being said & with respect to all breeders, no matter what side your on, please: DO NOT let this dog become to mainstream. WHY??. I life in the N.Y. area in which people walk around with there pit bulls ( pit bull in an umbrella term for " the real" breeds) & they are not particularly well trained. I would be afraid if these breed became too popular, it would be like Arnold Schwarzenegger on steroids walking around in hands of people who shouldn't have them. THAT always winds up with the dog being on the losing end. Anyway good luck with your breed.

[@montpler]

so true

[@msobic]

Cane Corso and Neopolitan Mastiff were one and the same breed back in 1945. Everything else is total BS. Of course, back then they had "lighter" and "heavier" versions. They all had scissor bites. Out of those two strains, Cane Corso and Neo Mastiff were developed. If you look at the old standard written on the Neo (Scanziani ) it states and uses the names Cane Corso, Cane da Press, Mastino Napoletano interchangeably. If you look at Guaglione (First Neo Champion) he looks like a Cane Corso of today. Of course "show dog" idiots completely destroyed the Neo. Thankfully there are breeders that are trying to bring back the Neo to his original functionality. The same happened to the Corso through mixing Boxer blood in it and creating underbite and taking out the sharpness. Its interesting that Angela Clark in an other Dogumentary mentions that she prefers the Boxer Influence. QED

[@msobic]

@Marino Cane Corso Using your argument all dog breeds are Wolfs because every dog traces back to a wolf from a DNA perspective. This is like saying the APBT and American Staffordshire are two distinct breeds which is again total BS. They are two different lines of the same dog exactly the same with the CC and NM. QED

[@msobic]

@Marino Cane Corso Vi chiederete, cosa centra Scanziani con il Cane Corso ? Centra, centra in quanto la distinzione tra Mastino Napoletano e Cane Corso l’abbiamo fatta noi uomini nell’ultimo mezzo secolo, mentre prima esisteva solo il Can’Corz o Can’e'presa, a seconda del dialetto usato.

[@alfonsogonzalez5670]

@@msobic APBT and American Staffordshire are not the same dog. May have started as the same dog, but the are not the same anymore. I don't think @marino Cane Corso was making the case that "all dogs are the same" A Cane Corso is clearly not the same as a Neopolitan Mastiff in resent history. If you want to go back to when a Neo was first named, then they are probably a very similar dog

[@msobic]

@@alfonsogonzalez5670 Again...two strains from the same dog... of course they differ now and have changed over time. and that is true for the Mastino/Corso and APBT/AmStaff. I mean look up an AmStaff Champion Pedigree from today and go beyond 1936 and you will see many are from pure gamebred stock like Colby/Armitage/Tudor lines. "standardizing" has created all sorts of problems mainly what is the flavour du jour in terms of looks by some "experts". The Italian Molosser was a working mastiff, agile, aggressive, protective with big prey drive. My wish would be that we go back where we started in order to create the best of both worlds. it is stunning how show dog people insist on the difference of origin of the italian molosser. Marino Cane Corso claims "some phony DNA" testing to prove the difference. Well lets to a proper sample of 10'000 Dogs from the southern Italy Region (not US) and i bet you would get completely different results. Any true italian Mastino/Cane Corso Lover in Italy knows this.... but again... the show dog crowd knows better than those that actually lived and worked with those working mastiffs all their live.. QED

[@thefireplacekennels]

@@msobic great point! Same dog bred in different directions

[@TheMass33]

After doing alot of research I have seen a cross between, Rottie, Neo, Boxer, and Dane. And by now, all Cane Corsos are crosses of all. Do a DNA TEST AND don't tell the company what you think your dog is. And watch what happens. This also includes all of the So called super 6. Regardless of all of this Drama. Today I see a beautiful dog. Almost like a Super Dog. That can do it all.

[@derrickpaine6277]

Asking those tough questions

[@triciasanders2455]

What was the book he held up at the end? Why cut that out of the video?

[@jessegarcia8156]

Link with description of book he tried to show please !!!

[@alextrela7555]

Paolo breber - the catch and hold dog in Italy

[@vtace1890]

please to the people that has the power. please protect the real cane corso.

[@4321weezee]

What is the title of the book

[@rondalohair2307]

Do you think the corso came from the Neo? He shakes his head looks down and sez NO, NO ABSOLUTELY NOT. This was a GREAT interview. Thanks for the knowledge. RESPECT

[@OnPointDogs]

Just look at pictures of the Neo before the breed was ruined for dog shows and compare those photos to the Cane Corso. Then draw your own conclusion.

[@djsedd1]

@@OnPointDogs Let your yes be your yes and your no be your no

[@thefireplacekennels]

Not exactly the same dog but they both one from the same dog, neos just got sloppy while corsos went from warriors to farm life where they get farming instincts farm? A pointed sheep dog from the same region

[@mrmosbeyexotics3484]

@@OnPointDogs that’s becuz they bred neos into them

[@lashaunmccall7906]

They were once the same dog the old Neos looked exactly like a Cane Corso.

[@crsyalsanchez3620]

Australian terrier next pls!!!!!

[@crazycanecorsolady]

WOW so cool 😀😂😀😀

[@begrateful8934]

When was this recorded??

[@corso5150]

You should have some expanded on Mike Sottile

[@bwoutchannel6356]

Ask about his understanding of other names used in small regions that are actually referring to the same beast. . As an example the Sicilian Branchiero or also Cursicieddu Siciliani among several other names. Ask about the most definite inclusions in the Cane Corso DNA, like perhaps Sicilian Brangliero or Pastore Siciliano or other. Ask about the dominant eye coloring if there may be. Does he agree with ear cropping and tail . TY

[@JoeyAfrika]

Whats a good example of the breed?

[@rodneywilliams4548]

Whats the name of his book and why didn't she show it?

[@copperFalcon1077]

The cane corso corso and the neo are related but the neo was pushed in a differently direction. The cane corso has been pushed in a different direction also from its original so they could set a standard.... remember farmers bread the dogs to work hard and proform, heard, guard and protect. Both neo and corso center at the cone depressa

[@CaneCorsoProject]

Nope.

[@copperFalcon1077]

Hmmm.

[@copperFalcon1077]

I love this breed and soooo many different accounts from so many Italy thats gave me what the dog was and is. Almost extinct Nope... not bye some accounts.

[@lashaunmccall7906]

The old Neos looked exactly like the Cane Corso not the dog we see today.

[@rahmanallenjr1650]

is this the same lady from the other cane corso dogumentary?

[@lisawarrick101]

Yes.

[@salinazuniga7305]

What’s that book called he wrote ?

[@Tuga777]

Why did they turn the camera off the gentlemen when he tried to show the book he wrote? That was a little cheap if that's what happened.

[@jamaal3270]

Zeke, down the line, you getting a corso and we know it, lol.

[@chijiokechukwubuikem5643]

Absolutely my thoughts

[@xaviersiow663]

Whats the book tho i didnt get to see it

[@CaneCorsoProject]

The Catch and Hold Dog of Italy

[@selfdiscoveryuniverse]

Does he still breeds Cane Corso? I would like to know if I can get one from him.

[@melvinchavers4116]

Still used on the island of Sardinia for farmwork & hunting.

[@snowball6538]

Dogo Sardo's are also amazing working dogs.

[@derrickpaine6277]

What do you think about saving starving children

[@packgod8609]

Do a video on the true akitas.

[@catherinelynnfraser2001]

Fascinating. I like learning from these old-school guys. Unfortunately, there are wounded female veterans. Something the old-school guys don’t acknowledge.

[@BoltNeckBullies]

Im waiting for this chicken to say " I like turtles" 🤣🤣🤣

[@thatonedog819]

Lol "you're still a free country.... In many aspects"

[@Petty-BettyPolite1019]

Or Paolo said you can't call a dog a breed. Then the Pampers born ro be wild came on. Perfect timing 🤣🤣🤣

[@dogs4homeprotection104]

I have both Cane Corso's and Neapolitan mastiff's and I respectfully disagree; they are definitely very closely related

[@stannykush1399]

Anything really maybe that hello fresh chicken with potatoes and spinach and the white sauce? Xx

[@undeniabletalent635]

The Neopalitan was a heavier cane corso in the 60s?

[@ajdaames]

wow!

[@gypsymonroecorso9608]

History is us .

[@albarrowman3739]

He tried to tell you it was original dog not reconstructed.

[@Kathleen-Wellner]

For someone who has been in the breed as long as he has, he should be able to fluidly tell you what the breed should look like.🤔

[@richmorton9727]

Show the book! Not her face!!!

[@LehaLepeha174]

"МЫ все будем писать восторженные и хвалебные комментарии под этим видео, но все равно будем продавать выставочное барахло с кучей понтов, цена которым равна нулю"

[@tonypiccone9403]

🤩👌

[@marybowman4847]

My CC girl would rather knock me down than help me get up lol. She would be a terrible stability dog! Haha

[@marybowman4847]

Yeah I'm sure she could grasp the concept of it if I tried to train her for that but I don't plan on doing that though. She's too short to be of much use for gaining any stability anyway. She never intentionally knocks ne down though. She just REALLY loves butt scratches and I'm super uncoordinated so sometimes I topple over when she dramatically throws her butt on me for scratches. I meant it as a joke cause it's pretty funny to think of me trying to use her as a stability dog.

[@jblackwellish]

The first sheep dog he mentions before learning about Cane Corso any chance it was an old English sheep dog? Very curious to know if anyone has first hand knowledge of both breeds? I just lost my OES Winston after 14 amazing years (though winston would argue, it was I who was owned by him). Really would love to know more about the Cane Corso they are very beautiful animals.

[@CaneCorsoProject]

He is talking about the Abruzzese Mastiff.

[@thefireplacekennels]

@@CaneCorsoProject no he it’s the Cane Di mannara

[@LouisGFranco]

If Keyser Söze owned dogs they would be Cane Corsos.

[@noahnashaooraitook2711]

I’d love to own an original Cane Corso.

[@miroiboii8936]

Great video, but does this make Bruce Wayne less pure? He is shining black and his face reminds me a lil of a Boxer😏

[@mrmosbeyexotics3484]

yep.

[@noahnashaooraitook2711]

I’d say so that Bruce Wayne is the new cane corso after watching this video.

[@mr.harambe2658]

Ya bruce wayne has a lil boxer in the face

[@descendancedenoefilsdadam1028]

@@mr.harambe2658 yep and don't have high metabolism of oh corsos...

[@karenmullen3210]

Dogumentary TV has a video of a guy who appears to be Latino / Hispanic who says that he has the original lines that actually come from Italy. I would like to know what this guy thinks about that and whether those dogs actually are the originals that he is talking about. Also the guy purporting to be breeding the originals from back in Italy mentions names and lines and, I don't remember those names to call them here, but you can bet that's going to be the next video I listen to, again, for the fifth time, and pay better attention.

[@6dogg9]

Jimmy Monugian Jr.? ruff house ?

[@thefireplacekennels]

All lines come from Italy lol and he isn’t a fan of the show stuff either

[@karenmullen3210]

@@thefireplacekennels thanks; clear as mud now.

[@nusense808]

Still a bandogge

[@Kylethetile]

Is breber still alive?

[@josephchalthleng1314]

1st

[@IanM2698]

The Americans breed them bigger by adding more Great Dane into the mix that’s how the original dog which weighed around 110 - 120 lbs max suddenly adding a Great Dane and you get 140 - 150 lbs 👍

[@IanM2698]

@Marino Cane Corso I haven’t sorry it’s more what I have heard from various dog people. Whatever the mix there is definitely a jump in size and weight. I would definitely go more with a mastiff type for sheer size any dog breed getting near 140 to 150 + has to be a huge dog mix.

[@Dkapparel23]

IanM2698 do you have facts that the original Corso’s weighed around 110-120?? I believe you do not! I can tell you the ones that were imported here by mike males were bigger then 120 like cocomo for example!

[@mr.harambe2658]

@@Dkapparel23 the original corsos are from 100-120 lbs. You can literally search working original corsos. Youre one of these Americans who thinks SIZE>FUNCTIONALITY

[@Dkapparel23]

@@mr.harambe2658 wrong believe what you want! I work for the longest tenured cane corso breeder in the United States who had championed more Corso’s then anyone and has kept them original since the beginning when they came here! His name happens to be Derek Matson (Alcor Cane Corso’s)! NO ONE in the U.S has kept the dogs consistent like he has! Like I said believe what you want

[@jrunna198]

I've also heard that people mix great Danes into Corso's for size as well

[@domoniquebromwell9804]

Can u get a interview on the rottwieler?

[@burgerinnensteig2205]

"Rottweiler" please, not "rottwieler" thank you.

[@CaneCorsoProject]

PaolA?

[@Lolodewednesday]

Breeding or buying for looks is dangerous imo

[@ruggedmanasmr1635]

What happened to Zeke? Who is this chick? Thumbs down.

[@Carolina-blue]

Bring back Salahadeen Salaam!!!! He is the real Corso guy

[@terrybrewer3162]

AKC sets standards by breeders that have bred certain breed for 20 generations& what their concept...... For example...GSD, show shep. completely dif. from working. Its the over angulated, roach back, winning. & like bulldog , bred way too low, muscular, & short muzzle.

[@thefireplacekennels]

Facts

[@guntersteinbock94]

Romans cane corso and todays cane corso not the same breeds.. Todays corso most wimp and not good guard dogs..