Taken from JRE #1446 w/Bert Kreischer: https://youtu.be/Q0V6KIZiXco
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Taken from JRE #1446 w/Bert Kreischer: https://youtu.be/Q0V6KIZiXco
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I hope he does a show on CTE
I had one of these she was a unit built like a tank but a beautiful dog never had a problem with aggression
When I was about 18 I was attacked by a great dane. It had its front paws on my shoulders. I am 6'4". One punch in its nose and it ran off loudly whining.
im in TEXAS we have wild hogs bob cats coyotes deer. that dog would get plenty of exercise.PROBLEM woud be figuring out what you want for dinner. do you want to kill it today and eat it OR let it lay in the woods for a month. AGED IS BETTER
Having worked with Argentinos, Corsos and Presas i think Presa Canarios are the most aggressive, Argentinos the more snappy and Cane Corsos the calmest of the three. As far as size goes, Cane Corsos and Presas tend to get bigger.
I think the most dangerous of the three if not trained and most of all, socialized, are Presa Canarios.
But i love them all, they're such sweet animals.
Its like all society should be, capable of damage with the training and the character to control it.
These breeds when properly trained (no violence, no bribing cookies e.t.c) with love, trust and discipline are capable of leaving you in awe with their abilities, physically, mentally and emotionally.
I lost mine a few years back, he was a 170 pound, 47 inch ruthless gentleman, protective, smart and big hearted (picking every stray kitten from every walk we went for, now I'm left with six cats)