Tico is the son of Franco and Bedra from their second litter and measures 28 inches to the withers.
Weight: 50 kilos.
Hip scored under the BVA: total of 16.
He will be 2 years old in May 08.
The Xman is a male produced from the first Franco x Bedra mating and measures 29 inches to the withers.
Weight: 55 kilos.
Hip scored under the BVA: total of 14.
He was 2 years old in March 06 and still maturing he is an accredited security trained dog and works very well in the basics of shutzhund.
Franco is a Sicilian import and measures 27 inches to the withers.
Weight: 50 kilos. Hip score: HD C and his elbows are FREE.
Franco has been awarded two 1st places in European dog shows and 2nd in the world winners dog show.
Franco is also a Champion Reproducer.
Jango is an Italian import and measures 26 inches to the withers.
Weight: 48 kilos.
Hip scored under the BVA: total of 10.
He was 2 years old in Jan 05 and is still maturing so the above statistics may change. Jango also comes from a long line champions and champion reproducers.
Breeding a litter of Cane Corso should be a matter of careful consideration. Be prepared to travel any distance for the use of what you consider the right stud dog for your bitch
Things to consider when choosing a stud:
• TEMPERAMENT: without good temperament a dog is nothing.
• HEALTH: the stud owner should at least have gone to the lengths of having their dog hip scored and be happy to show you the results as opposed to telling you what the results are. They should also be happy to answer any questions you have about the stud and likewise you should about your bitch.
• Last but by no means least TYPE: the above are useless if the stud you choose is not of good type.
Remember the puppies you will raise should go to their new owners as a credit to both you and the Cane Corso as a breed.
Choose a stud dog because you like him and don't be influenced by other breeders as few are forthcoming in their praise for another breeders dogs,although you may be fortunate enough to come across a real enthusiast who is in no way influenced by bloodlines and will tell you a good dog when they see one.
A perfect specimen you may never find as opinions differ so much,so have faith and conviction in your own opinion.Take a look at the dogs from different blood lines and make up in your mind what you think is the correct type to breed for.
