I received this comment from a local woman that has owned a Cane Corso (which she had problems with) after she read some of the content on this site in which I responded to questions from Cane Corso owners. She says, “breed discriminate” but based on earlier correspondence I believe meant breed prejudice. In an earlier similar […]
What is Breed Prejudice? I Am Accused Of Being A Dog Breed Racist Read More »
Future basketball star with plenty of dog knowledge and also a Gemini very capable of handling myself lefty and ambidextrous. Nobody like me. Anyway, so I’m looking at the Presa Canario (just like me). I think it would be the perfect dog. What can you tell me? I want a male puppy black brindle? What
How To Buy The Best Possible Presa Canario Read More »
The Cuteness Trap Specially Recommended for These Readers: Breeders of Guarding/Aggression (By Design) Breeds (as a resource for puppy inquiries and buyers) People Interested in Owning Guarding/Aggression (By Design) Breeds Dog Trainers Working with People with Guarding/Aggression (By Design) Breeds Puppies Veterinarians with Less Aware Clients That Bring In Guarding/Aggression (By Design) Breeds Puppies People
Things to Know About Owning Guarding/Aggression Breeds While They Are Still A Puppy Read More »
Does breed matter? I think so and elaborated why on a dog training Facebook group recently. I had posted some images on a dog training group of a dog I was booked to go see. The owners had been told Boxer crossed with a Mastiff. They were told or had assumed English Mastiff but based
Does Breed Matter? Read More »
Thanks, in advance for taking the time to read this if you do get to it. I currently have a 14-month-old very large and beautiful brown male Corso pup. I call him a pup because I know until they are three they are ever changing. I’ve had experience with the breed before but been about
Patrolling Cane Corso Read More »
I just received a letter from an unfortunate 70-year-old man who was sold by a “rescue” an alleged Belgian Malinois with known aggression issues. We had talked last week about working together on those aggression issues. He informed me of what he described as, and what I’m sure was ‘the painful decision’ to return the
Beware of Rescue Mills More Than Dogs Read More »