Cane corso pitbull

My husband and I tried to rescue a cane corso/Rottweiler mix from a shelter. We bring him home after an hour long hike to introduce him to our other two dogs, shih tzu and chihuahua. I bring my shi tzu out first. My dog was the sweetest dog ever mind you, he gets all excited as he approaches him and in that split second the dog has him locked in his mouth. I try to even pry his mouth open, he bites me and I still try to pry. He rips him more. I’ll stop the story from here but I’m sure you get the point. We also bring my dog to the emergency vet, he was also supposed to make it. He already had a small slipped disc which resulted in him being on rimadyl regularly. There’s too ways I’m hoping to go and wanted to know if I can pursue them, first being; the shelter told us he was good with other dogs including small dogs. We didn’t even get a meet and greet like most shelters expect and want to do, they didn’t offer so we assumed that wasn’t something they did offer. Second, the vet sent us home with my dog in a critical state which I believe resulted in his death, I called the vet shortly after he was sent home with us saying how he was restless due to all of the pain and they say “just give him another pill” when mind you they already also said at the vet we need to be careful with medication due to rimadyl (it’s basically advil for dogs) and it was clear something else was needed possibly a blood transfusion or something, I’m not a vet but he wasn’t even getting sleep not for a second. I just wish there is some sort of legal way I can go about this, I’m only sharing somewhat of the story. This isn’t even the end of it there’s a lot of factors that come into play but, is there anything I can do? I also have been on “a leave of absence” at work for about a month now. I was diagnosed with PTSD so I’ve been in therapy 2x a week and also occupational therapy also 2x a week because I can’t move my thumb and I work a physical job. The dog was also my certified ESA dog, my everything.

For context I have a four year old Cane Corso and a year and half old Bernadoodle (1/8 Bernieze mountain dog, 7/8 poodle). Cane Corsos are smart, loyal nanny and/or guard dogs, and my baby is no exception. If it weren't for the fact she's scared of strangers, especially tall white dudes and playgrounds give her anxiety we would have probably mad her my service dog. But at home when you have an 80 pound dog who's as smart as whip elbowing the doodle out of the way so she can play nurse maid and doing a good job of it the doodle quickly decides he isn't needed because I'm in good paws. This results in much bigger problems like him ignoring the problem outside the house when I need him

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Cetriolate a parte, bentornati al cantiere edile di Donchi, Veichi e Ronzi se lo avevate avviato il mese scorso e pensate di continuare a lavorarci per il prevedibile futuro e benvenuti invece ai nuovi arrivati che intendono unirsi alle operazioni militarmente letterarie contro la perfida Istat!
A tal proposito, entrambi i gruppi troveranno inchiostro per i loro occhi con i temi di giugno, utilissimi per agevolare le altre letture in corso:

• Libro breve
• Raccolta

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• June on the Range (ideato dalla losca coppia conosciuta come Michael & Roger, fornitori ufficiali di alcuni tra i costosissimi libri della rubrica Canto straniero, questo evento è tutto dedicato alla lettura di romanzi western)
• Summer of Sport (Elvis, il cane di Mark, adora tutti gli sport comprese le passeggiate in terra ceca, quindi ecco qualche spunto sportivo per tutta l'estate, da giugno ad agosto, olimpiadi comprese! ;-)
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Rubrica Canto libero: * Messina, Maria - La casa nel vicolo * Bertinetti, Giovanni - Il gigante dell'apocalisse * Grasso, Francesco - 2038: la rivolta (fantascienza) * Mongai, Massimo - Il gioco degli immortali (fantascienza) * Mongai, Massimo - Memorie di un cuoco d'astronave (fantascienza)
Rubrica Capolavori semisconosciuti:
(neonata rubrica a cura di u/MovieBeginning4945 - appena nominato Maggiore di Pasadena a sua insaputa - i cui titoli sono stati prontamente sgraffignati e aggiunti al calendario in colonna Y, ringraziandolo sentitamente per queste ottime segnalazioni sperando che continui a postarne altre in futuro, dopotutto ormai è stato intruppato con i soliti metodi subdoli delle promesse di carri armati pieni di libri per cui non può certo disertare ;-))) * D'Arrigo, Stefano - Horcynus Orca * Pomilio, Mario - Il quinto evangelio * Benedetti, Mario - Primavera con una esquina rota * Anonimo - Flamenca
Buone letture a tutti!
Link utili: FAQ ufficiale, calendario (sola lettura), mappa, scomparsa degli asciugamani, dichiarazione di guerra, Picowrimo

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-Dog -5 -M/ not nurtured -Cane Corso -125? -Texas
I don’t have the rest information due to me getting this dog from my ex that we once shared, she’s currently in rehab (I wasn’t aware she had a problem) and I was the only willing to take the good boy. I can’t any get answers on what vet she took him too currently, if she did, considering the circumstances. I do have a vet appointment next week
But he has this bump on the bottom of his paw up his leg a bit. he seemed to have licked raw (concerning) it doesn’t seem to bother him walking, just have to tell him to quit licking it. I was hoping for some insight on if he needs to be rushed to a ER vet or if it can wait until next week. I’m not looking for a diagnosis, just what it could possibly be so I can prepare financially if necessary

Looking for a dog as a family guardian. Struggling to find one that is relatively healthy. What guardian breeds are the healthiest? (Eg. Rottweiler, cane corso, working line GS, doberman, maligator, Giant schnauzer etc)
So far, after some research, a malinois is the only healthy guardian breed I could find. (This does NOT mean I will choose it and base my decisionon health alone) are there any other breeds?
Feel free to name other breeds too.
Note: please answer based purely on health issues and Longevity. Thank you :)

I’ve been searching for a new kibble to feed my 3 month old puppy, he’s a Cane Corso, Saint Bernard mix, looking at the ingredients and formula I feel like it’s a good choice but I am looking for second opinions or guidance to other food, I’ve tried looking for reviews online but not much is found other than the good rating from dog food advisor I believe. The food I’m looking at is the Pro Pac Ultimates Large Breed Puppy Chicken Meal & Rice formula

Moving in with my girlfriend in the next few weeks. She’s got a GSD (11yrs old) and a Corgi (3yrs old) both bitches. I’ve got a 10 month old Cane Corso dog.
Both her dogs are reactive to birds on the garden and other dogs when on the lead. Mine isn’t to either.
Any advice and guidance on how we integrate them without too much aggro?

I’ve been seeing a lot of questions and requests for advice about training Corsos (if you don’t feel like dropping a few thousand dollars on a professional trainer), so I wanted to give my quick two cents!
I recently recommended this book to someone from this sub and then I decided to re-read it, it can’t hurt right?
As I was reading it I remembered how fun it ACTUALLY was doing all of the training with my Corso. We bonded so much and had an amazing time learning together!
So my two cents: train your Corsos on your own, dedicate the time it truly deserves, you won’t regret it!
If you don’t know where to start, definitely grab that book and go at it.
EDIT: here’s where I got it from: book.canecorsopets.com