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Discussion in 'Dog Discussion' started by gypsyboy, Jun 27, 2012.

  1. Hahaha...yeah mate.burger meat you will end up lol.
    i told ya further back bout them two eating a man.

    Them Corsos are keen on eating a man to.
    the two breeds(Presa and Corso)are reaguly crossed togerher over here.with pups being sold from the mix as "pure Pressa"...or "pure Corso"

    And also selling for up to a grand!lmao,who the fuck would pay a grand for such a dangerous mutt..i see two most other days.skinny scard owners getting draggeged down the road.ask em how much they paid and they stick there skinny chest out with pride and shout "A Grand mate"!

    Fucking laughable mate aint it hey?
     
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  2. GK1

    GK1 Big Dog

    Spoke with my mentor about Presas. Said he once had a client who had him train his Presas in protection. Some of the dogs were 150+ pounds, real heavy pull biters and highly defensive. …also ridiculously dog aggressive to the point of uncontrollability due to the size of these dogs. Met another old school trainer in a session not too long ago from Philly who had a series of nasty scars on his leg and arm. Claimed from a Corso. Man, not much difference than going into the lion cage at the zoo with these dogs.
     
  3. david63

    david63 CH Dog

    Those Presas are eat your a## up.
     
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  4. Yeah they are formidible things i have to say..
    the one i seen was like that GK..man or beast it was keen on.
    Corsos dont seem AS intense..lol.AS.
    but they dark and they got that evilness about them.they to have most likely got some pit bull blood in there make up.i no there fanciers claim a anctent decent.but they dont half look and act like a Pit x Neo.
    bit weird they just showed up after a hundred years if you ask me.
    i think italian fanciers to recreate the Corso,crossed Neos with the pitbulls what had just came back to Europe.
    Why they would do this i just dont no.
    maybe to produce a lighter more tighter skinned athletic Neo perhaps?
     
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  5. i see the new rage for the big dogs is in the BullyKutta.
    some exotic beasts really atract attention..why?ill never no....

    But all these dogs are great maneaters.its just that i think people would do better with a GS or Mal..they are far more responsive to there handler.they can go from 0-100 then back to 0 again.of a simple comand.
    show me a big mastiff type that can do this?
    and dont say Turner and Hooch.lol.as much as i like the mutt.
    But thats the only one.and it dose come of a mans throat with a command.
    but i dread to think how hard that was to pull of..i always wonder did they go through a few actors first before they got it right?
    LOL.


    I laugh at oppian.a second century scroller.who claimed quite wrongly lol,that the brindle colour of Mastiffs was because people used to chain bitch Mastiffs up in the forset so they might be served by a tiger.
    hence the brindle.
    lmao.double lol.

    I can see why the man thought it though.
    as they may be wicked dogs now..but i bet they were even more so in Oppians time.
     
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  6. LisaWM

    LisaWM Big Dog

    I may not have had time to reply but I just wanted you all to know your posts were appreciated thank you!!!
     
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  7. Yeah its been a great thread Lisa.
    some real good veiws on the history of the AmBull,and every other Mastiff breed lol..
    infact i wished i had more time to right on this paticulare thread.as im more then a little loony on doggy history lol.
     
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  8. Southbanker

    Southbanker Big Dog

    The presa canario is a Spanish breed,not Italian.
     
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  9. c_note

    c_note CH Dog

    Correct... Cane Corso are Italian, Presas are Spanish from Spanish islands
     
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  10. GK1

    GK1 Big Dog

    Hey Soze t.k. I took a look at some of my old books (1980s-90s) on fighting and guardian breeds, to include one by Semencic (sp?). Even some old APBT and AB journals I kept. Nothing in there about Corsos, Presas. I'm thinking these are actually modern dogs, bandogs (maybe Neo crosses) recreated in the image of old world guardian breeds of Spain/Canary Isles, Italy, etc.. What do you think?
     
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  11. slim12

    slim12 Super Moderator Staff Member

    Regardless of breed, when the defensive drive is overwhelmingly dominant the troubles are not far behind. Then couple that with size and mass and athleticism and it can be a ticking time bomb.

    Pretty much looking for a time and place to go off.

    My filas were awesome. I could leave for work and know if you forced your way into my house, you would be there the next morning, and I would have a huge bloody mess to clean up.

    With that said, my filas were an absolute pain in the ass for the above mentioned reason. The problem being they seldom can differentiate between when it is OK to explode and when not to explode.

    The next biggest issue with these dogs is they pretty much have no release. Once they get geeked up, it takes several minutes to come back down and any and every thing will ramp them back up. Whatever triggers that second ramp us is usually what gets bit.

    A sport dog or a service dog can be given a ball or a toy and 'bring him back down' as this was imprinted on him from the first day of training. Defensive dogs, not so much.

    Anytime I hear 'natural protector' I cringe.

    S
     
  12. GK1

    GK1 Big Dog

    Indeed. I’ve dialed my dogs back from the protection training as they were becoming too keen on strangers for everyday practicality. And these are shepherds which are primarily prey and hunt driven, and normally social. I don’t knock the next guy for what he thinks he needs for his personal security K9, just as I wouldn’t knock his caliber of choice, magazine capacity or even rate of fire - but some of these massive defensive breeds really lack versatility.
     
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  13. slim12

    slim12 Super Moderator Staff Member

    My personal opinion, for no more than it is worth, the only dog that should bite a person is one that was specifically trained to do so.

    With that said, and it is really two faced, the defensive driven dogs are unreliable and unpredictable and I was really happy/felt secure with the ones I had. If that makes sense.

    Each one has their own personality to boot. I had one Fila that hated my mother in law who lived next door and was over here in and out daily. She and the dog never took. That same dog adopted my son's friend to the point his parents could not walk toward their son, nor could their son go near them if the dog was around. Both scenarios is untrained dogs who get to pick and choose what they see as bad guys. The potential for bad things to happen was out of this world.

    There was a trade off between family security and that unpredictable potential. For a time I put more value on the family security but over time the potential won out.

    And at the end of the day, I can't judge what another person chooses to own.

    And speaking in double talk again, I am a big fan of the dogs that do jobs, even the ones that provide protection/security naturally. Maybe just not here anymore.

    S
     
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  14. LisaWM

    LisaWM Big Dog


    Soze
    Same here lol, I’ll get on tomorrow & catch up!
     
  15. LisaWM

    LisaWM Big Dog


    Slim
    Re your comment the only dog that should bite a person is the one trained to do so.
    This is a good topic as well! There are so many variables in that statement. I agree in that this is a very complicated & in-depth conversation I do not believe that this is something that people with no actual breed specific education & experience should practice this being especially the case with the Mastiff breeds. Very different disposition, temperament & defence as well as stress level I’d say from my experience which isn’t that great but I was around some serious PP dogs. Never owned one however & probably won’t. I personally don’t think one should own those types of dogs with no experience things can go south fast with untrained dogs & owners. Signals lost or misread, very dangerous. That brings me to another point of when I had my little gamedogs & had him while out with a friend another dog passes by & he starts yipping, squealing & wagging his tail like crazy. To which she says aw he wants to play, she was serious lol but just shows how something can be misread so easily & extremely fast, also how the situation could have been very bad in inexperienced hands
     
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  16. LisaWM

    LisaWM Big Dog


    GK
    I’ve heard of the Semencic book lol
     
  17. LisaWM

    LisaWM Big Dog

    Soze
    Reminds me of the Ukrainian presa doing the face bites! Talk about cringe worthy lol. Lmao never heard the brindle “theory”
     
  18. LisaWM

    LisaWM Big Dog

    Soze
    I think I mentioned earlier that my sister in law had a presa, that dog was a trip. Definitely a liability wasn’t fond of him. The Corso’s do seem to have less intensity. Intensity the constant on drives me a little batty maybe it’s age setting in lol. I do like the on/off with my AB’s it varies by line though
     
  19. LisaWM

    LisaWM Big Dog

    GK
    what old apbt & AB magazines do you have, the national bulldogger. That was put together by Casey Courtier he had the Painter/Johnson outcrosses with his Watchdog line AB’s
     
  20. LisaWM

    LisaWM Big Dog

    GK
    I’m not really sure the point in a dog with that primitive type of disposition, temperament & defence? It’s one thing to breed on that if for whatever reason you need it for yourself & culled accordingly. But I see too often dogs like this getting out to the General population
     

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