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Primotali dell Impero Maya x Cape Fear's Isabella - Born 5/19/22
Primo and Isabella are a match made in Heaven! Primo is calm and has a wonderful temperament, has terrific structure and is a big boy. ...


Cherry Eye
Cherry eye is the prolapse of a dog's tear gland in their third eyelid. Like many other animals, dogs have a third eyelid that is located in their lower eyelid. This third eyelid gives their eyes added protection and also produces most of their tears. Normally, the tear gland in their third eyelid is firmly attached, keeping it in place. Dogs with cherry eye have a weaker attachment between the gland and the third eyelid, which can cause it to dislodge and bulge out of place


Senza Tempo's Yo Soy El Jefe
Jefe is one of the most handsom Corso I've seen. Jefe is protective and super loving of his family. He has terrific structure and is a...


What about Garlic for dogs? Is it safe or not!
Garlic for dogs


Klaus Custodi Nos x Cape Fear's Mystic - Litter whelped 1/15/22
Klaus and Mystic are both terrific Corso. Klaus is a big import male with typical Corso male dominance, loves to play and run hard...


Cape Fear's Mystic
Mystic is out of our Perceous x Vanilla litter. A granddaughter of our beloved Bellina. Mystic is energetic, fun loving a tad...dominant...


Cooked or Raw ~ What’s The Difference?
Most people are very confused due to conflicting advise about raw. Why IS food cooked for dogs? Food is cooked to kill germs, toxins the causes of food borne illnesses. Cooking the dog food kills parasites. Food is cooked so it can be stored and transported. Raw food “self-destructs” or goes bad, due to the active enzymes in the food. Cooking stops that process by destroying the enzymes. Food is cooked to make it more nutritious and digestible. In general, no, cooking food


Pottingers Cat's
A study showing the effects of cooked food v/s raw food in animals. Potenger's Cats book review.pdf (ectownusa.net) book review by Pat...


































