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shodanusmc · 01-09-2011, 02:59 PM

Color
Acceptable colors are black, lighter and darker shades of gray, lighter and darker shades of fawn, and red. Brindling is allowed on all of these colors. Solid fawn and red, including lighter and darker shades have a black or gray mask; it does not go beyond the eyes. There may be a white patch on the chest, throat, chin, backs of the pasterns, and on the toes. Disqualification: Any color with marking pattern as seen in black and tan breeds

Wait, that is the standard for the Cane Corso
Cane Corso Association of America - AKC Parent Club of the Cane Corso

Now for this breed, you want to go to a reputable Breeder here, and not from some guy named Luigi on the street corner. Many Cotsi are in shelters because the person did not do any research on what to expect with this dog. THey are not for everyone. You could have 140 pounds of Liability, agression or Illness. But the breeder first, and research. The breed club is the best bet to go to for info, not the Classifieds.

01-09-2011, 02:59 PM	#56
shodanusmc BANNED! Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: Illinois Posts: 4,603	Color Acceptable colors are black, lighter and darker shades of gray, lighter and darker shades of fawn, and red. Brindling is allowed on all of these colors. Solid fawn and red, including lighter and darker shades have a black or gray mask; it does not go beyond the eyes. There may be a white patch on the chest, throat, chin, backs of the pasterns, and on the toes. *Disqualification:* Any color with marking pattern as seen in black and tan breeds Wait, that is the standard for the Cane Corso Cane Corso Association of America - AKC Parent Club of the Cane Corso Now for this breed, you want to go to a reputable Breeder here, and not from some guy named Luigi on the street corner. Many Cotsi are in shelters because the person did not do any research on what to expect with this dog. THey are not for everyone. You could have 140 pounds of Liability, agression or Illness. But the breeder first, and research. The breed club is the best bet to go to for info, not the Classifieds.