Roman Cane Corso

Roman Cane Corso. For starters he is a giant breed weighing up to 120 pounds. These large mastiff-type guard dogs were bred by the ancient Green Molossi tribe as far back as 1137 AD.

The Italian Cane Corso It descends directly from its first cousin the Roman dog the canis pugnax. I miss this little face. Smart trainable and of noble bearing the assertive and confident Cane Corso is a peerless protector.

The history of the Italian Cane Corso is a mastiff-type dog the Cane Corso is native to Italy and descended from its cousin the Roman war dog it was prepared to hunt and protect property and do grazing and field work in Roman times and Cane Corso was chosen by the legion as their standard dog it was when the Roman legions invaded the Greek islands that Cane Corso stayed there.

The history of the Italian Cane Corso is a mastiff-type dog the Cane Corso is native to Italy and descended from its cousin the Roman war dog it was prepared to hunt and protect property and do grazing and field work in Roman times and Cane Corso was chosen by the legion as their standard dog it was when the Roman legions invaded the Greek islands that Cane Corso stayed there. For starters he is a giant breed weighing up to 120 pounds. The Cane Corso is actually a very old breed that came from the molossus-type mastiff dogs of ancient Rome. The Cane Corso is part of a sub-category of dog breeds known as mollosers.