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	Motor City Cane Corso : Breed Information
		Cane Corso’s that have long and or narrow muzzles, round eyes, parallel axis of the skull, light bone or "leggy" construction are to be faulted as these traits are undesirable and are more reminisant of a herding dog than a Molosser.
		A Cane Corso that shows belligerence towards other dog’s should not be considered a fault (as long as he poses no threat to others) This breeds history as a combat dog predicates a somewhat belligerent attitude towards other dogs, particularly dogs of the same sex.
		The Cane Corso will bond quickly to your family, particularly the children, however as mentioned he has a natural aversion to strangers, so it is best to supervise all your children’s house guest and keep the horse play to a minimum.
	www.motorcitycanecorso.com /info.html (2723 words)

	Cane corso - Du chiot au chien, tout savoir sur ce superbe molosse et chien de garde
		Cane corso - Du chiot au chien, tout savoir sur ce superbe molosse et chien de garde
		Découvrez l’histoire du cane corso, le tempérament de ce chien exceptionnel, son caractère, son éducation, son entretien, sa santé ainsi que son standard officiel.
		Quelques photos des chiots cane corso disponibles ainsi que des parents.
	www.chien-cane-corso.com (231 words)

	Cane Corso \| Cane Corso Breeder
		The Cane Corso breeding adults all have champions in very recent lines and are beginning to be shown to achieve their own championships as time permits.
		Cane Corso Italian Mastiffs have a instinctively very protective nature and yet is able to discern friend from foe.
		The Cane Corso is not to be left in the backyard to their own devices.
	www.sovranacanecorso.com (481 words)

	Cane Corso Breed Info
		The Cane Corso is of mastiff origins and was most commonly used to protect property, livestock and family; as a dog of war; to herd stock and hunt game and also possibly for entertainment - fighting lions and bears in the colosseums.
		Cane Corso was a popular breed among butchers, who used the dogs as assistants.
		The "Cane Corso", which we can admire today is the best evidence of the theory which sustains that when a breed exhibits certain morphological and behavioral characteristics relating to the work it is required to do, then that breed shows harmony of form and balanced character.
	www.stormywinnscanecorso.com /id24.html (1879 words)

	Cane Corso Association of America - formerly The International Cane Corso Federation
		We are the Parent Breed Club for the Cane Corso in the United States of America.
		The Cane Corso has been approved for the Miscellaneous Class of the AKC starting July 1st, 2008.
		This is the dawn of a new age of the Cane Corso in the United States.
	www.canecorso.org (362 words)

	Cane Corso dogs
		The Cane Corso's ancestors were the mastino dogs which lived in Tibet about a thousand years ago and were used as guards in the ancient monasteries.
		The breed was recognised by the ENCI in the 1994 and by the FCI in the 1996.
		Cane Corsos are very loyal but obedience training must be to prevent these dogs from being dominant toward people.
	zooclub.biz /cane_corso (439 words)

	Cane Corso - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Cane Corso is an Italian breed used mainly as a guard dog.
		The Corso's ancestors were bred as guard dogs and large game hunting dogs, so proper training is a requirement or the dog may become a threat to those around him(if not raised in a stable environment).
		Sixteenth-century breeders in Sicily recreated this breed in an attempt to match the ancient, now-extinct, herding breed Cane di Macellaio.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Cane_Corso (458 words)

	Cane Corso dogs
		The Cane Corso's ancestors were the mastino dogs which lived in Tibet about a thousand years ago and were used as guards in the ancient monasteries.
		The breed was recognised by the ENCI in the 1994 and by the FCI in the 1996.
		Cane Corsos are very loyal but obedience training must be to prevent these dogs from being dominant toward people.
	www.zooclub.com.ua /cane_corso (439 words)

	Cane Corso ( Caw-nay Core-so or Caw-nee Core-so) - Dogomania.com forum
		The Cane Corso is a great guard dog, extremely loyal to its family and quite aloof with strangers.
		The Cane Corso requires a great deal of attention and training, so if your not prepared to make this commitment then maybe the Cane Corso is not the dog for you, also a person that doesn't have experience with a dominant dog.
		Corsos, especially males, can be very dominant and will challenge you for what he perceives to be leadership of the pack (your home and family).
	www.dogomania.com /forum/showthread.php?p=130117&mode=threaded (622 words)

	Site Builder Template -- Pet's Page
		The cane corso belongs to the molosser family and itÂ´s roots lay with the roman empire, just as the mastino napoletano.
		Due to the shift from an agracultural to an industrial society, the cane corso lost itÂ´s function in the italian society.
		The cane corso is a friendly, impressive dog, that draws attention to itself where it goes.
	www.canecorso-italiano1.freehomepage.com (351 words)

	Cane Corso Italiano Information and Pictures, Italian Mastiffs
		The Cane Corso Italiano is a medium-big size dog, strongly built but elegant, with powerful and long muscles, very distinguished, he expresses strength, agility and endurance.
		Corso ears were originally cropped to help them ward off wolves while protecting livestock.
		The Cane Corso Italiano is the original Cane Corso breed.
	www.dogbreedinfo.com /canecorsoitaliano.htm (858 words)

	Charging Rhino Cane Corso
		In 1998 the A.I.C.C. or Associazione Italiana Cane Corso published a study on the race which brought to light the military use of the Cane Corso, in 1137 in Monopoli di Sabina (near Rome), the finding of kennels from the period and the close links between the race and Roman history.
		The Cane Corso, which we can admire today is the best evidence of the theory which sustains that when a race exhibits certain morphological and behavioral characteristics relating to the work it is required to do, then that race shows harmony of form and balanced character.
		It was in the 1976 that an enthusiastic dog lover and researcher of the rural traditions of Italy, Doctor Breber, brought the Cane Corso, to the attention of the public and official dog fancying circles in an article published in a number of the ENCI (Italian Kennel Club) magazine.
	chargingrhinocanecorso.com /BreedInfo.htm (4463 words)

	Cane Corso History
		Cane Corsos, which apparently haven't changed much in the 2000 years that have passed since the days of the Roman Empire.
		Cane Corso was a popular breed among butchers, who used the dogs as assistants.
		Cane Corso was recognized by the Italian Kennel Club E.N.C.I in 1992 and finally in December 12, 1996, the breed was recognized by the FCI and got its
	stormywinnscanecorso.com /id13.html (1619 words)

	Cane Corso \| History of
		Since coming to America in the late 1980's the cane corso is mainly recognized as family companions and guard dogs.
		The cane corso bonds quickly to his family and becomes quite attached, especially to the children.
		The cane corso are able to judge character without exception, always to discern friend from foe.
	www.canecorsovero.com /Breed/history.asp (414 words)

	Quality Dogs - Cane Corso Information
		The Cane Corso devotedly loves his family.The Cane Corso requires a great deal of attention and training, so if your not prepared to make this commitment then maybe the Cane Corso is not the dog for you, also a person that doesn't have experience with a dominant dog.
		Corsos, especially males, can be very dominant and will challenge you for what he perceives to be leadership of the pack (your home and family).
		Your Corso will learn to interact with adults, children and other dogs, as well as learn basic obedience (sit, down, come and stay) Your kindergarten instructor will also be able to help you with problems you may be having with your puppy such as housebreaking, dominance and destructive chewing habits.
	www.qualitydogs.com /Cane_Corso/information.html (1033 words)

	Choosing a Cane Corso
		The cane corso, also known as the Italian mastiff, is thought to be an ancient breed able to trace its history back to the Molossus dog of Romans.
		In addition to being a descendent of the Roman Molossus, the cane corso is also thought to be a re-creation of the old Italian herding dog, also known as the Cane di Macellaio, a dog that originally thrived in Sicily.
		The cane corso has a large, broad head with ears that are either cropped or left to hang as small triangles close to the head.
	www.petplace.com /dogs/choosing-a-cane-corso/page1.aspx (908 words)

	Cane Corsos: What's Good About 'Em? What's Bad About 'Em?
		Young Cane Corsos need enough exercise to keep them lean and healthy, but not so much that their soft growing bones, joints, and ligaments become over-stressed and damaged.
		In addition, Cane Corsos may try to protect their own children from other children, which could lead to tragedy if kids are simply roughhousing and your Cane Corso decides to stop it.
		Cane Corsos may be targeted for "banning" in certain areas, or refusal of homeowner insurance policies.
	www.yourpurebredpuppy.com /reviews/canecorsos.html (1271 words)

	Rare Breed Network: Cane Corso
		The Cane Corso's tail is docked to one-third of its natural length.
		The Cane Corso definitely needs socialization, and it is strongly urge that owners obedience train their dogs.
		It is not suggested to breed for the biggest Cane Corso's, nor the type of Cane Corso's with the pit bull or rottweiler type of head and body, but rather the True Italian type of Cane Corso that is as close to their standard as possible.
	rarebreed.com /breeds/cane_corso/cane_history.html (743 words)

	Dogwood Cane Corso - Home
		The Cane Corso is a protective and loyal dog to their family.
		The Cane Corso is most responsive in a home with an owner who has an active lifestyle and wants to include their dog in those activities.
		The Cane Corso, like any breed, does not enjoy living without their masters and want nothing more than to be with you.
	dogwoodcanecorso.com (187 words)

	CANE CORSO ROMANIA \| Valle degli Orsi ALi \| Allevamento de Cane Corso
		Proudt, powerful, austere: Cane Corso is an ancient Italian race, whose origin is coming from the ancien Roman Molossian, which was utilized during the war, in the cilcles, and durind hunt of big wild animals.
		In fact the meaning of "Corso" is "strong, powerful and virile" and it was commonly used during the centuries in oder to indicate a lighter type of molossian, skinny and spring, thus a dog suitable for hunting and chase.
		Cane Corso's features as fighter are present also with big animal such as bulls, big felines or other kind of big dogs.
	www.canecorso.ro /index.html (307 words)

	SAXELLUM :: Allevamento Cane Corso di Renzo Carosio
		The Cane Corso has like direct ancestor the "Canis Pugnax" (the old Roman Molossian) of which he is the light version employed in the hunting of large wild animals and also as an "auxiliary warrior" in battles.
		In the 1996, the FCI (Federation cynologique international) took Boris (owner Val d'Erro) as one's model and recognized she too the breed and included it in the group number 2 with official denomination "Cane Corso italiano".
		Renzo Carosio, owner of the Saxellum kennel, from year to year is deeply involved for the correct propagation of the breed in the world and for its guardianship.
	www.planfood.com /saxellum (545 words)

	Breed Profile: Cane Corso, Italian Mastiff, Sicilianos Branchiero
		The Cane Corso originated in Italy from the Canis Pugnax (the old Roman Molossian).
		Cane Corso's are large dogs, strongly built with powerful and long muscles.
		Common health problems with Cane Corso's are Hip Dysplasia, bloat, mange, and eyelid abnormalities such as cherry eye.
	www.sidyboysfoolin.com /CaneCorso.html (663 words)

	Cane Corso Working Club CAL
		The Corso shall not show any fear at the shot, nor react with excessive aggression.
		At this point, the Corso is let loose by the stranger and runs to defend the handler while
		If the tests are not successfully passed by the Corso, you cannot retest before waiting one month.
	www.canecorsoworkingclub.com /Cal.html (817 words)

	Cane Corso - UK DOGS
		The Cane Corso is a muscular dog that is native to Sicily.
		The Cane Corso is highly trainable and must be able to get along with other dogs.
		A Corso should be submissive to its owner and gentle with children, but is not for the first time dog owner.
	www.ukdogs.org /nonreg/CaneCorso/canecorso.html (388 words)

	Pacifica Cane Corso, Breed History and Photos
		The name Cane Corso is the Dog residing in these Courtyards of the Main Street.
		The Cane Corso is a medium-large sized dog, molossoid, compact, with a strong skeleton.
		The Cane Corso Italiano name is the one by which the breed has always been known in the south, having the same root as "corsiero" (courser), the medieval war horse; perhaps it derives from the Latin "cohors" (courtyard, body guard).
	www.pacificacanecorso.com /History.html (1711 words)

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	The description of the dog cane corso
		The Cane Corso is a medium size, strong bodied, quick and very active real guard dog that does not know fear.
		Ideal for guarding duties, although the Cane Corsos are not recommended for "weak handed" or "first dog" owners.
		It is very important that the Cane Corso owners and owners-to-be recognize the goal of breeding; to save the breed, to improve the success of the breed, to make this breed popular among caring animal lovers.
	www.erte2001.com /canecorso/description.html (157 words)

	Cane Corso Italiano Dogs, Corso Puppies, Cane Corso Breeders, Kennels, Texas
		We also strongly believe the Cane Corso should be an active, loyal irreplaceable part of your family not just a show dog that sits in a kennel all day.
		A Cane Corso should be healhty and act like a Cane Corso being able to be a versitle member of your family.
		The Cane Corso is an extremely functional and versatile dog that can be trained in many fields.
	www.corsodogs.com (343 words)

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