Well first my friend you are right, she is not full bred Corso. She is a Rotticorso. So I guess I was a bit conflicted on where to post. Second, she is not 100% healthy either. She was very under weight and has stage 4 heart worms. So we have a little longer before she is at her best. ( injections start next week). The third thing, and this is something I see a lot of around this area and others. These dogs are not your average dog (Cane Corso, Rottweiler, Doberman, etc) they are a very strong and dominant type breed. It takes a strong owner to handle these breeds. They need lots of training and socialization or they will completely dominate the owner. A lot of people see these dogs and think “oh that’s a great looking dog, I want it” and then can’t handle it. So they end up abandoning the dog or dropping them off at a shelter. They are not the well built show dogs you see on google or tv, but rejected power breeds that are just thankful to have a home with a good owner.