Kennel Byonics Dog Training and Cane Corso

Byonics news

mitch — Mon, 14 Nov 2011 14:54:13 +0000

Due to having reached the limited deposits we will take on a litter. We are breeding Viggo to Mila in the spring of 2012 as well. This litter will produce stable, athletic, and potential working dogs. Please contact mitch@kenelbyonics.com for further information.

Cane Corso Facts

mitch — Mon, 05 Sep 2011 13:13:05 +0000

Fact one… Aloof.. most Cane Corso breeders use this word to describe Cane Corso’s who are lacking in confidence. A dog who is insecure is reactive and apprehensive. Aloof is a terrible way to describe a demeanor. It can be left open to one’s opinion. The true meaning of this word should describe a dog who is content and happy, who does not react until a “real” threat has been established or displayed.
When looking for a Cane Corso Breeder you want to see happy dogs who do not show any signs of being uncomfortable or weary. These dogs are lacking in temperament and stability. Which in the long run leads to a dog who cannot go out in public or may be a potential lawsuit. I strongly advise that if and when you are researching the Cane Corso you find a breeder who knows the strengths and weaknesses of their stock. A breeder who has only in mind to breed the safest Cane Corso’s. Not a breeder breeding for physical attributes, or the ability to stay in a kennel and then run around in circles for others to look at but not touch.

Cane Corso Breeder

mitch — Mon, 05 Sep 2011 13:03:08 +0000

Breeding the Cane Corso involves more than just matching up two dogs and having a litter. There are many aspects that must be looked at other than what is apparent to the eye. Looking deep into the dogs character, personality, nerves, and drive is number one in creating a safe and stable litter. You must start with the most solid dogs, and make sure they can reproduce these attributes if not equal too, but better than the breeding pair. Show dogs are not in this category due to the fact that most show breeders are not looking for more than a pretty dog to run in circles and stand. If you look at most pictures of winning show dogs, their tails are tucked which in turn displays a lack of confidence or a weak character. Most people do not understand this, you do not want to end up with a Cane Corso who has a weak will. If the parents are lacking than the puppies will be lacking. Talk to breeders and find out who is telling you honest facts, not the breeder who brags up their dogs to be the best around, but rather safe, stable dogs with the ability to perform some sort of work other than trotting in circles. You do not need to see teeth and spit to think your Cane Corso will protect you. These dogs are lacking in confidence and are putting on a show to keep you away, in their eye’s you are a threat. You want to see a happy dog, who likes people. These are the only dogs that can assess a situation and react accordingly…more to come….

Spring 2011 puppies!!

mitch — Sun, 05 Dec 2010 20:12:28 +0000

Pippin is beginning her winter heat cycle. We are excited to repeat the breeding between her and Kato this winter; for spring puppies. If all goes as planned these pups will be ready mid to late april of 2011. If you may be interested in owning a Cane Corso from Kennel Byonics please call us or e-mail us today to reserve your future puppy.

Thanks Mitchell Keating
715 463 3629
www.kennelbyonics.com

Kennel Byonics dog training

mitch — Fri, 23 Jul 2010 13:50:58 +0000

Kennel Byonics Dog Training can work with the most extreme canine behavior issues. We have helped many customers in the past who are either living with a peaceful dog or on their way to the harmony we train the dogs to accept.
We service the entire minneapolis and st. paul surrounding area’s as well as the states if Minnesota and Wisconsin. We are updating our site regularly and now have merchandise with pictures of our dogs and logo on them. Shirts, mugs, hats, etc.
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