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Cane Corso is a truly legendary breed because they are direct descendants of Roman fighting dogs. It belongs to the type of mastiff and is "cousin" in relation to the Neapolitan mastiff. Many breeders believe that the breed originated naturally but with the help of human intervention. We can say that people intervened in the process at a certain stage of development and directed it in the right direction.
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Bracco Italiano is a hunting dog belonging to the 7th FCI group and is highly respected not only in Italy but also in other countries of the world. This dog is an aristocrat and requires appropriate conditions of detention. Bracco will definitely choose his own chair in the home and take a proud pose in it. But otherwise, this breed is not whimsical and will happily follow the owner in any of his entertainment or desire to relax.
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The Bolognese dog breed is one of the most recognizable in Europe. We constantly see such dogs in parks, on the streets, with owners of all ages, although for some reason they traditionally often become companions of older people. Despite its recognition and wide distribution across the European continent, many do not even suspect how ancient this breed is. The first written mentions in Italian books date back to the 13th century - 800 years of being human companions is, you see, a lot.
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