Thanks for such a great video! I have a 6mth old AKC registered female and this will help me keep an eye on her development. So far, so good! 🤭👀🙌 Do you have any videos for proper movement?
What's is there weights,? I like the second brindle dog better in the case that he is wider than the black one making him more of a stud dog to breed too .
The aspect of the tail length is that as an adult it should be functional as a handle to grab and completely fit into the hand and no longer. As a puppy experience is the best guide as where to cut however a basic reference is at 3 days old to cut where the tail just begins to transition from the thick base to a fast taper..
How can you tell or can you tell what the dog is going to look like at a puppy Stage? I’ve got a puppy that had a proportionate looking muzzle when we purchased him but as he got older his schnoz got so long. Do their proportions change as they get older? Is that why you’re using a one year old?
That is a good question for people I thought I would help you being we raise puppies and livestock generally if you have two good parents with really decent genetics most of the time the puppy will either look more like Mom or look more like Dad very rarely does the puppy have perfect genetics of both or even less than perfect because usually when you get a puppy that has Mom and Dad great traits those are the puppies the owner will hold back for themselves for their ideal stock.
Also when I said ideal stock it's what breeders generally look or hope to have for their breeding program. A puppy having a little bit of mom and dad both will give you a better percentage of what you want or need to have for your program.
@@bigcws4522 I think I got swindled. I paid 500$ extra for “pick of the litter” and he suggested the one I “picked”. More educated now. I just wish people were more honest. Thanks for your response.
@@nathanfairrow3774 for future reference it doesn't hurt to ask and see the grandparents. Trust me it makes a huge difference and research both sides of the bloodline I live here in Missouri if I can ever help you out would be glad to take care hopefully it all works out.
@@thecanecorsohour2263 so is there anything you he breeder is responsible for. I love my fur baby however I want both eyes to match. This has to be some genetic flaw. Where at least the breeder should compensate by some amount of refund my year of guarantee is not ended yet. I wanted a pup like seen on his farm and website. I want both eyes to be the same I don’t care what the color is as long as they are the same. This is what give breeders poor reputations. No one has seen this in the blood line. Ripped off again.
Thanks for the info and the shine of that black dogs coat is absolutely stunning 😍
Really good video Sir. Keep them coming!
Really great Video Jim,I watched it twice to make sure I got everything.
I plan to watch again and take notes! 🤭 Lots of math! 😵💫😂
Thanks for such a great video! I have a 6mth old AKC registered female and this will help me keep an eye on her development. So far, so good! 🤭👀🙌 Do you have any videos for proper movement?
They say that traditional corsos do not have underbites but scissor bites. Is that true?
The 1st dog is beautiful 😍 .
Thank you Jimmy. I learned a bunch today. Love Luciano.
that coat though...
Good info
Looking good Jim. Great Video
You realize EB would have kissed you when you got that close. LOL
Hi, great presentation. If you would, can you please inform me how or where I can get the diagram that you are showing?
What's is there weights,? I like the second brindle dog better in the case that he is wider than the black one making him more of a stud dog to breed too .
Awesome!!!
hey can you please recommend a breeder ? Most of them i see on the internet are really bad.
Email or FB message me
What should be the rate of shortening of the tail in the pup when performing the tailbone aesthetic?
The aspect of the tail length is that as an adult it should be functional as a handle to grab and completely fit into the hand and no longer. As a puppy experience is the best guide as where to cut however a basic reference is at 3 days old to cut where the tail just begins to transition from the thick base to a fast taper..
How can you tell or can you tell what the dog is going to look like at a puppy Stage? I’ve got a puppy that had a proportionate looking muzzle when we purchased him but as he got older his schnoz got so long. Do their proportions change as they get older? Is that why you’re using a one year old?
That is a good question for people I thought I would help you being we raise puppies and livestock generally if you have two good parents with really decent genetics most of the time the puppy will either look more like Mom or look more like Dad very rarely does the puppy have perfect genetics of both or even less than perfect because usually when you get a puppy that has Mom and Dad great traits those are the puppies the owner will hold back for themselves for their ideal stock.
Also when I said ideal stock it's what breeders generally look or hope to have for their breeding program. A puppy having a little bit of mom and dad both will give you a better percentage of what you want or need to have for your program.
Honestly either mom or dad didn't have very good genetics hopefully that's not the case but that's what it sure sounds like.
@@bigcws4522 I think I got swindled. I paid 500$ extra for “pick of the litter” and he suggested the one I “picked”. More educated now. I just wish people were more honest. Thanks for your response.
@@nathanfairrow3774 for future reference it doesn't hurt to ask and see the grandparents. Trust me it makes a huge difference and research both sides of the bloodline I live here in Missouri if I can ever help you out would be glad to take care hopefully it all works out.
What about two different color eye one turned dark brown one stayed hazel
Not something seen in the Corso. Ideally you want both eyes matching however as long as the color is correct it would not be considered a fault.
@@thecanecorsohour2263 so is there anything you he breeder is responsible for. I love my fur baby however I want both eyes to match. This has to be some genetic flaw. Where at least the breeder should compensate by some amount of refund my year of guarantee is not ended yet. I wanted a pup like seen on his farm and website. I want both eyes to be the same I don’t care what the color is as long as they are the same. This is what give breeders poor reputations. No one has seen this in the blood line. Ripped off again.
@@thecanecorsohour2263 no one will want to breed with him because their pup may have the same genetic mutation.
Just give it time if your PUP is still young it could take up to 9 to 12mos. For the eyes to literally get to their permanent color. It will work out.