Cane Corso Formentino

Cane Corso Formentino. While some may tell you the Formentino Cane Corso or the Blue Cane Corso are a separate breed from the black and grey Corso they definitely arent. Murf New Member Likes Received.

In Italy this color pattern is referred to as formentino slang for the color of fermented wheat. Beware of breeders utilizing siblings for their breeding programs as the formentino coat color is highly desirable on the market and many breeders outright ignore inbreeding to make profit. It is a dilution of the fawn color that gives a unique coloring for these dogs.

It is a dilution of the fawn color that gives a unique coloring for these dogs.

Today we talk about and show you the difference in Cane Corso Color Fawn VS Formentino. Formentino Nino is the son of Capone and the future of Manganiello Cane Corso. The Cane Corso should never have a red or violet-colored nose. During all the life the formentino has been a minority color and little important even they gave you a Cane Corso Formentino and it was related more with exhibitions but not as a member of a home in this case the families preferred the black color and with the passage of the years the gray began to become very popular also but the formentino color not much.