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France Turcotte and friends
France Turcotte and friends

Rescue Rollercoaster

Because of their big size and low adoption rates, Molossers have a high euthanasia rate at shelters. A long-time Molosser rescuer shares the ups and downs of rescuing Mastiffs, Neos and more.

Founding American Cane Corso litter
Future Champion Rocco and his littermates. Rocco would go on to be one of the foundation dogs of the American selection. Photo: M. Sottile

Ground Zero

Over the years, there has been much conjecture surrounding the first litters of Cane Corsos imported from Sicily by Michael Sottile Sr. in the late 1980s.

Bullmastiff puppy with taped ears
Bullmastiff puppy with taped ears. Photo: Pieter Brepoels

Ear's the Thing

“Flying nun ears” usually appear at four to six months, around the same time a Bullmastiff puppy begins teething. Warning: If not fixed in time, they might stay that way.

Loss of Faith

An excess of excess had prompted this Neapolitan Mastiff devotee to walk away from the breed she loved. But is there a glimmer of hope in the offing?


Having clear, consistent boundaries creates well-adjusted dogs.

Puzzling Behavior

Navigating fear periods in young dogs, as well as a Molosser's inherent aloofness, can be challenges for owners. Obedience training is the answer.

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