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Brooklynn · 09-09-2010, 05:38 PM

I really like the Cane Corso! I knew a guy that has them and has had them a long time! They are very pretty! He had his tattooed on his leg! It was a GREAT tat! And yes, I'm talking Cane Corso's on THIS thread LOL...

WinstonMom · 09-09-2010, 05:47 PM

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Originally Posted by bchgirl

Does the Canadian Kennel club register Parti's? Are they allowed to be shown in CKC?

Yes, they are registered in Canada. I believe that the first ones that the CKC registered were AKC registered previously. They are not in the show ring in Canada as our breed standard is the same as the AKC standard. There is no DQ in our standard yet but it is being reviewed by the Canadian Yorkshire Terrier Club.

Woogie Man · 09-09-2010, 06:01 PM

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Originally Posted by Brooklynn

I really like the Cane Corso! I knew a guy that has them and has had them a long time! They are very pretty! He had his tattooed on his leg! It was a GREAT tat! And yes, I'm talking Cane Corso's on THIS thread LOL...

That sounds like a story in itself

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Go ahead and talk Cane Corsos. I would too if I knew the first thing about them. Just add them to the mix of all the other breeds mentioned in this thread. Let's see....we've had Paisley, Clydesdale, Yorkshire, Skye and Waterside Terriers, Maltese and didn't someone mention white Dobies? I'm sure I forgot a few. Oh, yeah...wolf hybrids was one. This thread ceased to be about the OP long ago...and maybe that's not a bad thing.

shodanusmc · 09-09-2010, 06:06 PM

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Originally Posted by Breezeaway

Perhaps a little too much wine tonight?
I am not "jeeping" anything, and certainly dont plan on "hoing" the "Torkie" Standard.
Where in this thread have I even asked or said to change the standard?
My parti yorkies are my pets and yes I am passionate about them when people come on Yt and put them down.
AS i said feel free to start your own Cane corso thread.

No Breeze, no wine. Most likely from the Meds I am on from encephalitis, and the fact I am a terrible typer.

No one put them down. All they are saying is that they do not meet the standard. So simple, why even I understand it. I am glad to know now that you are my official spell checker. Perhaps I can send you my draft before I hit the submit button.

shodanusmc · 09-09-2010, 06:10 PM

Cane Corso (Italian Mastiff, Corso dog)

As you can see from the temperment, they may have had a bit of Yorkie mixed in years ago. After researchoing the Corso well before I bought one, and having the beast Carlo for almost 11 years, I do know a bit about them. They are the best, and almost as good as having a Standard Bred Yorkie. One of each is the best of both worlds. We will always have a Yorkie, but perhaps just one more Cane Corso. They need an active, and I do mean active owner when they are young. Me, well, I am not so young anymore.

Elle · 09-09-2010, 06:16 PM

A white dobie sound odd to you? A standard is a standard. Anything else is the same in every breed.

shodanusmc · 09-09-2010, 06:18 PM

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Originally Posted by Elle

A white dobie sound odd to you? A standard is a standard. Anything else is the same in every breed.

I have never seen one. Is it in the standard?

Elle · 09-09-2010, 06:19 PM

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Originally Posted by Brooklynn

I really like the Cane Corso! I knew a guy that has them and has had them a long time! They are very pretty! He had his tattooed on his leg! It was a GREAT tat! And yes, I'm talking Cane Corso's on THIS thread LOL...

Was his tat a Cane Corso? Think they're called Corso's?

Woogie Man · 09-09-2010, 06:25 PM

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Originally Posted by shodanusmc

Cane Corso (Italian Mastiff, Corso dog)

As you can see from the temperment, they may have had a bit of Yorkie mixed in years ago. After researchoing the Corso well before I bought one, and having the beast Carlo for almost 11 years, I do know a bit about them. They are the best, and almost as good as having a Standard Bred Yorkie. One of each is the best of both worlds. We will always have a Yorkie, but perhaps just one more Cane Corso. They need an active, and I do mean active owner when they are young. Me, well, I am not so young anymore.

Hahaha.....the mix is no problem for the AKC these days. Just send in that check. Do you really think you could handle another one? Maybe just put on some skates and let him pull you around.

My older brother has a Rhodesian Ridgeback that is from working lines. She's about 115 pounds and man, that is one strong dog! My brother has an artificial hip and knee so I have to go over once in a while to let her chase me around and wrestle. Love the big dogs!! WOOF WOOF

Elle · 09-09-2010, 06:32 PM

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Originally Posted by shodanusmc

I have never seen one. Is it in the standard?

They're allowed more white in that standard than a yorkie. People sell them. I don't think people question if it's a doberman.

shodanusmc · 09-09-2010, 06:32 PM

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Originally Posted by Woogie Man

Hahaha.....the mix is no problem for the AKC these days. Just send in that check. Do you really think you could handle another one? Maybe just put on some skates and let him pull you around.

My older brother has a Rhodesian Ridgeback that is from working lines. She's about 115 pounds and man, that is one strong dog! My brother has an artificial hip and knee so I have to go over once in a while to let her chase me around and wrestle. Love the big dogs!! WOOF WOOF

I believe I can handle one more, but perhaps instead of a Male, may go with a female, or a male that is more laid back as a pup. Training is the key, and with them, it is a lifetime event as they can be quite stibborn. Skates? No, that would be like jumping out of a car moving at 30 MPH into a brick wall. It has been a great experience with Carlo. Also, you can sleep well knowing he is on the job. If I get another, I would get him into tracking and Personal Protection, after a heavy 2 year socialization and off leash obedience.

I have been around a lot of large Mastiff breeds, and I can say with honesty, while Carlo is not the biggest, I have never had or seen a stronger one. Almost 11, battled Cancer, he can still jump a 5 foot feence, walk for miles, run, play, and obey. His best quality is protecting Maxine when she goes outside as we back up to a forrest preserve. You can't put a value on that.

lisaly · 09-09-2010, 06:59 PM

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Originally Posted by shodanusmc

I believe I can handle one more, but perhaps instead of a Male, may go with a female, or a male that is more laid back as a pup. Training is the key, and with them, it is a lifetime event as they can be quite stibborn. Skates? No, that would be like jumping out of a car moving at 30 MPH into a brick wall. It has been a great experience with Carlo. Also, you can sleep well knowing he is on the job. If I get another, I would get him into tracking and Personal Protection, after a heavy 2 year socialization and off leash obedience.

I have been around a lot of large Mastiff breeds, and I can say with honesty, while Carlo is not the biggest, I have never had or seen a stronger one. Almost 11, battled Cancer, he can still jump a 5 foot feence, walk for miles, run, play, and obey. His best quality is protecting Maxine when she goes outside as we back up to a forrest preserve. You can't put a value on that.

Steve, the Corsos sound wonderful if Carlo is exemplary of the breed. I wish you much love, health, and happiness with Carlo and also with little Maxine. You are very lucky to have them, and they are most fortunate to have such devoted and loving parents such as you and Marge.

shodanusmc · 09-09-2010, 07:50 PM

THanls so much Lisa. We are blessed to have 2 such wonderful pets. Have a great school year. Your students are lucky to have you. My best to Jack.

Brooklynn · 09-10-2010, 10:22 AM

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Originally Posted by Elle

Was his tat a Cane Corso? Think they're called Corso's?

He had a tat2 of his Cane Corso aka Kane was his name

The are called Cane Corsos

Donna

Elle · 09-10-2010, 11:23 AM

Everyone I talk to says both words when they talk about them. They are a big canine, aren't they?

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shodanusmc BANNED! Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: Illinois Posts: 4,603	Cane Corso (Italian Mastiff, Corso dog) As you can see from the temperment, they may have had a bit of Yorkie mixed in years ago. After researchoing the Corso well before I bought one, and having the beast Carlo for almost 11 years, I do know a bit about them. They are the best, and almost as good as having a Standard Bred Yorkie. One of each is the best of both worlds. We will always have a Yorkie, but perhaps just one more Cane Corso. They need an active, and I do mean active owner when they are young. Me, well, I am not so young anymore.

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Elle YT 500 Club Member Join Date: Nov 2004 Posts: 881	A white dobie sound odd to you? A standard is a standard. Anything else is the same in every breed.

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shodanusmc BANNED! Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: Illinois Posts: 4,603	THanls so much Lisa. We are blessed to have 2 such wonderful pets. Have a great school year. Your students are lucky to have you. My best to Jack.

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Elle YT 500 Club Member Join Date: Nov 2004 Posts: 881	Everyone I talk to says both words when they talk about them. They are a big canine, aren't they?