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Hello from the UK

Started by Ali, June 04, 2007, 09:33:44 PM

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Ali

Hello everyone

My name is Ali and I am from the UK.  I currently live with 7 wonderful Cane Corsos, 3 males and 4 females. 

I look forward to chatting to you all on the forum.

Kind regards

Ali  :)

mobiusgrip

Wow, 7! That's a lot 'o' Corsi. It's good to have you here & welcome.

Jerry&Kayla

welcome to the forum that is alot of corso's you should post some pictures of them. theres alot of good info here and an even better community
welcome

Darrel

Howdy, welcome to the forum ;D
Ohio, USA
www.madrivercanecorso.com

jojo

www.canecorso.me.uk
www.canecorso.org.uk
www.thefocc.com

Irena

Hi welcome tothe forum
tale us more about your dogs  :)


Beit Ha-Hermon (בית החרמון) - Di Dracarys
German Shepherd & Cane Corso
http://www.gididog.com (Hebrew)
http://www.gididog.com/hermon (English)

Aurora Nel Cielo

Hello and Welcome love to see picture and you tell us about your CC.  :)

Maja

Hi Ali

We are here as well  ;D

Welcome

Stephanie



USA

chris

hello ali

welcome to the forum
great to have you here,how is van doing

Ali

Thanks for all the warm welcome's.

Van is doing really well thanks Chris.  He gets stronger every day and now that his weight is up to normal we are increasing his exercise to improve his muscle tone and fitness.  I'll post some new pics of him soon.

Ali  :)

CaneLinda

Hi and welcome!
Looking forward to see pics of all you dogs!

Sarka

Hi Ali,

Im also very curious about your cc groupp :)

Welcome!

Ali

A bit about my gang.

Nero - almost 8 years old now and still runs about like a mad puppy.  He is from Sicilian stock (La Mirage male to a Del Abazia female).  He is our lovely pet and fantastic guard dog.   

Luna - now 7 years old.  Sire is Franco and dam is Michelle (Paco x Fedra).

Allegra - Almost 6 years old.  Sire is Panther (Campo dei Cavallo) and dam is Val d'erro Puma.

Carlo - 4 years old.  Sire is Archimede and dam is Naomi.

Lidia - almost 1 year old.  Sire is Orfeo and dam is Ginny

Kalani - 10 weeks old.  Sire is Carlo and dam is Amelia

Van - pedigree unknown.  Was dumped in a disused quarry and left to die.  When I rescued him he was just over 30 kilos and he was in such a bad way his organs had started to shut down.  He is a big Corso so he really was very thin.  He had cherry eye in both eyes which had never been treated and was very sore and he had terrible movement, like he didn't know how to walk or run!  We think he was crated constantly and had no exercise.  We have had him now for nearly 3 months.  He is now 52 kilos, has had his cherry eyes removed and is so much happier with his life.  He is happy with the others dogs I have and his movement has improved slightly.  He can actually run now.  He is lucky to be alive really.

I also imported a female called Sienna from Morgan kennels.  Her sire was Nuccio and her dam was Lilly.  Unfortunately she had 3 pyometra's and in the end she had to have a hysterectomy.  It was such a shame as she was really beautiful and would have added real value to the UK Corso population.  Sienna now lives with my friend Mick and his family and his Corso Rosco.

I have bred a couple of litters in the past but at the minute I'm more involved in the rescue side of things and the promotion of the breed to the right people here in the UK.  I have also registered some of my dogs as blood donors for our emergency out of hours vets.  This involves me being called out, day or night with one of my dogs so they can donate blood to help save the life of a sick dog.  Allegra is my star donor and has appeared in national newspapers and magazines to promote this service.   

We seem to have a lot of rescues or dogs needing rehoming here in the UK.  Not sure if the situation is the same in other countries???  It really is getting out of hand here in the UK.

It's great to see some of my UK Cane Corso friends on here, Jo, Maja and Chris.

I'm looking forward to chatting to lots of people with lots of experience on the breed.  Hopefully we can take some of your knowledge and use it here in the UK to help move the breed forward.

:) :) :)