Glorious story
This breed has very glorious ancestors. And very old. Listen - these words reek of heroism and deep antiquity at the same time.
The direct ancestors of this breed were the favorite pets of many ancient Roman senators, and their ancestors (dogs, not senators) descended from the fighting dogs of the ancient Persians and Carthaginians.
It turns out that all the progenitors of this breed are fighting or guard dogs. Moreover, they are quite large and probably merciless (with a different character you cannot be a fighting dog in principle).
Translated from Italian, the word “cane” means dog, but “corso” means “yard”, “guardian” and “war horse” - choose any meaning, you can’t go wrong.
So the ancestors of this breed guarded, fought, and also took part in dog fights. Look at the photos of dogs of this breed: they exude power, strength and nobility.
Estimation of breed characteristics
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