Ben Curtis
Well-Known Member
Before deciding to get a Cane Corso I did extensive research on the breed. In all my research I never ran across anything saying that they could have webbed paws, but my Leo has them. Is this a common trait for this breed, or is Leo unique?
I have had labs over the years, and I know that they have been bread to have webbed paws to help them swim. Corsos are not what I would call a bred for swimming breed, and this took me by surprise.
Considering the size of his paws, I might start calling them flippers instead.
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I was doing some reading on line and I read that all dogs have webbed paws. I was with an American Bull Dog last weekend and it may have had some skin between the paws, but nothing like Leo's. I would say Leo's look even more apt for swimming than my Lab's paws.
I have had labs over the years, and I know that they have been bread to have webbed paws to help them swim. Corsos are not what I would call a bred for swimming breed, and this took me by surprise.
Considering the size of his paws, I might start calling them flippers instead.
---------- Post added at 12:08 PM ---------- Previous post was at 11:03 AM ----------
I was doing some reading on line and I read that all dogs have webbed paws. I was with an American Bull Dog last weekend and it may have had some skin between the paws, but nothing like Leo's. I would say Leo's look even more apt for swimming than my Lab's paws.