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LOL He chilled all right - chilled while munching on your box!!
You have eyes I think. Just talk with people , not those that want to sell you pups but with people that made history of the breed. I talked with people that made the ''recover'' of the breed , and as said many times already they used the Boxer to fasten the process of creating a type for a breed that wasn't a proper ''selling item'' let's say like this. By the way I didn't say you said that Zar is the most important specimen,I just gave my opinion about those dogs that you posted. In USA people don't know cane corso now think 20 years ago,just watch the differences between the It. Ch. of first 90' and then the 00' dogs. I think it's easily visible. And by the way 2nd part: The fill your niche,but not the race one
Just to be less rude and maybe try to learn from who knows more than you Here people know the facts..Many people do..Infact,they are mixing those dogs with M.N. , you'll see how many champions will be 60 kg+ with heavier bones and level bite
You have eyes I think. Just talk with people , not those that want to sell you pups but with people that made history of the breed. I talked with people that made the ''recover'' of the breed , and as said many times already they used the Boxer to fasten the process of creating a type for a breed that wasn't a proper ''selling item'' let's say like this. By the way I didn't say you said that Zar is the most important specimen,I just gave my opinion about those dogs that you posted. In USA people don't know cane corso now think 20 years ago,just watch the differences between the It. Ch. of first 90' and then the 00' dogs. I think it's easily visible. And by the way 2nd part: The fill your niche,but not the race one
You posted a picture of Cheno as proof that Boxers were crossed in to the breed to create that type of dog. As we know, the Boxer of the 1800s strongly resembled many modern Corsi. If they can change as dramatically only through selective breeding, then the Corso can surely do the same?
You said it yourself 1800,I'm talking about changes made in a generation,not one hundred yearsYes. I do prefer demonstrable evidence to hearsay.
And by the way, c.c. never had the underbite because of the needs of people. He had to work,he had to fight he had to kill.Scissor and level were the only bites that the breed had..And by the way,when a dog has 1cm-1,5 cm of underbite.. I think that something is wrong I don't sell my self and my traditions for money,and like me,many others..Want to play a game? Take a pedigree of a dog that you like..Want to bet that one of his ancestors looks totally opposite to him/her? Ahahahahah dude the breed is "20 years old" , and the standard was changed already 3 times and it will get other changes in these years..I hope in good this times. I suggest you a book if you let me.. The catch and hold dog in Italy,by dr. Breber.. You know things on the breed,you should know this name.
