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Josh you are right, those kennels have produced working dogs but so is Dal Cielo in that most of them do not claim to produce working dogs (in this case we will talk bite sport as work) because that is not their focus when it comes to their program. They are lucky and get a prospect and have someone that wants to work which ends up working for both of them. What should be made note of in some if not most of these cases is that they working lines can often trace back to a Rivale dog as a grandparent.
Firehorse in PA (has produced I think 2 that do work or have the potential to - traces back to Mojo)
LaOnda (I know the dogs but don't know what he has produced - has Rivale lines, but not sure if those are the ones titled)
Steeltown (not sure where located but they are working on producing working lines, not familiar with this kennels lines for work)
Liberty (produced at least one that works but think there are 2 or 3, traces back to Rivale)
Bodyguard (produced a couple that work, one being the first Sch 3, do not know the lines in his working dogs)
Italica Terrae (produced a couple that worked, trace back to rivale)
Rivale Cane Corso (has a couple with titles, trace back to rivale)
Amore Cane Corso (has some with titles, trace back to rivale lines [used to be a partner])
El Mesquital Cane Corso (has the most titled corso in all venues, think there is some rivale but also some American and import that are working )
Tai Nero (PSA titled dogs, breeds off Rivale line as a partner)
There are a couple working groups that you can find on FB that can provide the insight you are looking for into working corsos (I have the most basic of knowledge) that if you are truly interested are probably the best bet to join. Be aware they are a rough crew and have no time for BS
Unless you know of a working breeder in Australia with PROVEN IPO Corsos, I would personally get a GSD for a sport, or better yet, a mal. As much as I absolutely love Corsos, you must get a right one for a sport, and such pup might simply not be available in your area
Hey Alla,
Just watched all the videos of Safir I could find. Really nice looking dog. It is a testament to your hard work, training, the dog and the club that you have accomplished what you have as a 1st time handler. Kudos to you and Safir. I hope to see you go for your 3.
Thank you David
He is actually a great house dog as well – very balanced! He lives with a 1lb free run ferret and plays with my friend’s kids and pups! So, I have to disagree with you that he is not a dog for a newbie, but of course, that assuming the “newbie†does all the necessary research and puts time and effort training the dog and understanding the breed!
Hey Alla,
Just watched all the videos of Safir I could find. Really nice looking dog. It is a testament to your hard work, training, the dog and the club that you have accomplished what you have as a 1st time handler. Kudos to you and Safir. I hope to see you go for your 3.
Thank you David
He is actually a great house dog as well * very balanced! He lives with a 1lb free run ferret and plays with my friend*s kids and pups! So, I have to disagree with you that he is not a dog for a newbie, but of course, that $#@!uming the “newbie†does all the necessary research and puts time and effort training the dog and understanding the breed!
I didn't mean that in a derogatory way at all. He's a lot of dog, and requires some good timing, which most new handlers don't have. You don't look like a 1st time handler, which is a complement. I am speaking more to a newbie being frustrated in training than him being aggressive or anything like that. He has a nice temperament for a newbie for sure. Most of the CCs I see in bitework are very civil. He looks like a nice balanced dog. I'd work him in a heartbeat
I didn't mean that in a derogatory way at all. He's a lot of dog, and requires some good timing, which most new handlers don't have. You don't look like a 1st time handler, which is a complement. I am speaking more to a newbie being frustrated in training than him being aggressive or anything like that. He has a nice temperament for a newbie for sure. Most of the CCs I see in bitework are very civil. He looks like a nice balanced dog. I'd work him in a heartbeat
Hi David Winners,
Hope you don't mind me asking..do you own Corsi?
Sure do
I'm heading home from Korea on Thursday, after 14 months away. I'll post some reunion photos next week
That will be a tear jerker for sure.
I didn't mean that in a derogatory way at all. He's a lot of dog, and requires some good timing, which most new handlers don't have. You don't look like a 1st time handler, which is a complement. I am speaking more to a newbie being frustrated in training than him being aggressive or anything like that. He has a nice temperament for a newbie for sure. Most of the CCs I see in bitework are very civil. He looks like a nice balanced dog. I'd work him in a heartbeat
Oh, I did not take it as a deregatory comment at all