[I still care]

Cane Corsos aren’t pit bulls.

They are worse. They are like giant pits with attitude.

Nobody who owns Cane Corsos has any business letting them run loose. It’s like owning guns. “They just got out” is no excuse with them. You have to absolutely make sure they are confined to your property. If they jump fences, then they belong in a kennel.

[activationproducts]

My guns do not have their own central nervous systems. They are inanimate objects which have no free will or the ability to make decisions. Dog on the other hand....

[mamelukesabre]

Your analogy of guns has a slight flaw. Guns don’t attack people. People attack people. And in some cases, dogs attack people.

But I get your point. I would’ve said they were like a pet lion. You do not let a lion roam the neighborhood. I don’t care how well trained it is. You just don’t do it. It’s your responsibility to make sure the fence is adequate to contain it. It’s your a$$ if he figures out a way over that fence.

[tupac]

Cane Corsos huh? I’ll add them to my “Things that when the asteroid hits had better watch out for some of my frontier justice” list.

[L98Fiero]

“Cane Corsos aren’t pit bulls.

They are worse. They are like giant pits with attitude.”

In the wrong hands they are also very dangerous. If the dog establish dominance, forget about it.