My old book from 1930s says they used all kinds of bulldog breeds in the Boxer. Including several Italian breeds. Boxer skin is semi loose compared to my Bully who has tight skin.
Cane corso is a molosser hybrid as are all the mastiff family bred for what ever purpose. It’s what breed was mixed with the original molosser to create the corso, neo ect which no one is talking about, in future this will be the same debate about the bully as the original creators will cease to exist and people telling history of a breed that already exists with no creators alive to say what was mixed in to create the Xl bully if the internet didn’t exist today
@teewaves8169 - Thank you for sharing. "Cane corso is a molosser hybrid as are all the mastiff family bred for what ever purpose." YOU ARE VERY MUCH INCORRECT. Let us just speak on the traditional Cane Corso for the sake of this quick video. There is no historical documentation of the TRADITIONAL CANE CORSO being anything other than a pure Molosser. Please read Greek history and their k9 origins before the Canis Pugnax were bred in Rome to be more manageable by Roman guards. Your opinions differs from the historical facts. If you intend to learn about a TRADITIONAL DOG BREED never start by studying the dogs themselves, study the history of the people who kept or created the breed. This will give you a better level of expertise to identify a breed's traits and also when hybridization takes place within that breed. When you have read the Greek history of the Molossers that were brought to Rome, please contact me and let me know if your opinion is still the same. Take care, Good guardian K9
So basically the Neo, pressa ect are cane corso hybrids dogs, as these dogs come from the same dog as history keeps stating also histostical dna charts show where the corso Neo ect branch off from the original dog. I have read so many books and the conclusion I come to is no1 know what the original corso is they just telling there story (his-tory) to certify the dogs they have. If the book had the information I want to know it would be mentioned in the video or the breeders you tak about would put every one straight with evidence and not just his stories if the original dog still exists today @@goodguardiank9workingdog508
Thanks for the reply, love the videos keep the information flowing, History tells there was 5 main types of molosser dogs two types in which the Romans used and bred for the same purposes, most likely the corso and the pressa, the Neo to my knowledge isa hybrid of the corso. But like you said the people who CREATED the corso breed we have today, hence the many types excluding the boxer cross hybrid dogs
Thank you fore the good info, looking forward Till the next one
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My old book from 1930s says they used all kinds of bulldog breeds in the Boxer. Including several Italian breeds. Boxer skin is semi loose compared to my Bully who has tight skin.
Traditionals were loose so the enemy got a mouthfull of nothing
Cane corso is a molosser hybrid as are all the mastiff family bred for what ever purpose. It’s what breed was mixed with the original molosser to create the corso, neo ect which no one is talking about, in future this will be the same debate about the bully as the original creators will cease to exist and people telling history of a breed that already exists with no creators alive to say what was mixed in to create the Xl bully if the internet didn’t exist today
@teewaves8169 - Thank you for sharing. "Cane corso is a molosser hybrid as are all the mastiff family bred for what ever purpose." YOU ARE VERY MUCH INCORRECT. Let us just speak on the traditional Cane Corso for the sake of this quick video. There is no historical documentation of the TRADITIONAL CANE CORSO being anything other than a pure Molosser. Please read Greek history and their k9 origins before the Canis Pugnax were bred in Rome to be more manageable by Roman guards. Your opinions differs from the historical facts. If you intend to learn about a TRADITIONAL DOG BREED never start by studying the dogs themselves, study the history of the people who kept or created the breed. This will give you a better level of expertise to identify a breed's traits and also when hybridization takes place within that breed. When you have read the Greek history of the Molossers that were brought to Rome, please contact me and let me know if your opinion is still the same. Take care, Good guardian K9
So basically the Neo, pressa ect are cane corso hybrids dogs, as these dogs come from the same dog as history keeps stating also histostical dna charts show where the corso Neo ect branch off from the original dog. I have read so many books and the conclusion I come to is no1 know what the original corso is they just telling there story (his-tory) to certify the dogs they have. If the book had the information I want to know it would be mentioned in the video or the breeders you tak about would put every one straight with evidence and not just his stories if the original dog still exists today @@goodguardiank9workingdog508
Thanks for the reply, love the videos keep the information flowing, History tells there was 5 main types of molosser dogs two types in which the Romans used and bred for the same purposes, most likely the corso and the pressa, the Neo to my knowledge isa hybrid of the corso. But like you said the people who CREATED the corso breed we have today, hence the many types excluding the boxer cross hybrid dogs
😂😂😂 that was a American pitbull terrier with the tail docked
Would love to see a video about the Rottweiler.