1/15/13
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yes, it is a breeding problem. You get what you pay for in this breed. It is a reason why someone is selling a Corso for $700. Sorry for you lost. What I learn you will pay less in the front but more in the end. I rather pay more now and nothing in the end.
Ish & Kim
DreamTeamKennels.com
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ismail & kim
Dream Team Kennels
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2/1/13
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First off sorry for your loss and the trouble and pain that your family had to go throw. But as far as your question Yes.It is the breeder's fault. Just like the other people said you get what you pay for.They probably never socialized the dog as a puppy. That is a very big deal with large breeds people attend to forget that cute little puppy is going to be a big powerful dog. With out socialization as a young pup you are going to have a lot of temperament problems. And as far as the knees well that wasn't to good as far as my breeds you get a two year health guarantee..So sorry to say you get what you pay for something to remember usually when it comes to rear breeds you are going to pay a pretty good amount for a nice dog. Please feel free to contact me any time if you have any questions I would be pleased to help (626)235-9052 or email. Me at deming_r77@yahoo.com thank you
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ROBERTD
Stonehenge Corso
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9/16/13
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we would like to say sorry but most buyers do alot of homework on there breeder and the pups that are sold 700.00 is not even concidered price for our puppys and we give health warranty with vet cert. and duel. regsration .
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Jackie
smiths cane corsos
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1/4/14
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Hopefully at this point you and your puppy have found peace. Your story is a classic example of why all breeder's should test their dogs mentally and physically prior to reproducing them. So sorry for your experience.
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Jennifer
Pirates Den Cane Corso
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