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He has been called a dog whisperer.      The familiar adage, dogs are a man's best friend, rings true for over half a million households across the United States. According to the Forbes Advisor, 66% of Americans own pets, totaling nearly 89.6 million homes. Of that 89.6 million, 65.1 million are dog owners. (Information based on Pet Ownership Statistics 2024)     The numbers mentioned are based on registered ownership of dogs; however, they don't account for the countless number of people who have picked up strays or acquired a dog from a friend of a friend. Needless to say, owning a dog is a part of American culture, but what's not typical is finding legitimate breeders who take pride in ensuring the animals they breed are worthy of their bloodline. Keith Siler is anything but typical.       Keith is a breeder of the Italian Cane Corso. “The Cane Corso is a large breed originally called Italian Mastiffs. They are a beautiful breed and intelligent protectors,” Keith explains.        The Cane Corso's lineage goes back to ancient Roman times, and the breed's name roughly translates from the Latin as ‘bodyguard-dog.' Keith shares he was initially attracted to the Corso because of their beauty and their complex reputation. According to the American Kennel Club, the Cane Corso is smart, trainable, and of noble bearing. They also identify the breed as being assertive, confident, and fearless protectors.        Throughout Keith's life, he has always loved dogs. “As a kid, I always loved animals. It didn't matter if it was a stray mutt or not. I just loved dogs,” Keith explained. “When I was eleven, my mom bought me a pit bull terrier as a pet, and I've had a heart for the breed ever since.”      Keith would begin his breeding journey with the American Pit Bull Terrier and shared that, like the Corse breed, American Pit Bulls are often misunderstood. “Pit Bulls are no more dangerous than any other breed. They require love like all dogs, but most importantly, you have to know how to train the animal.”      In his late teens or early twenties, Keith started to study breeding, and he wanted to become an advocate for the pit bull terrier. “My goal wasn't just to breed the dog but to help save the bloodline. I believed that with proper breeding, I could create a stronger breed of the terrier and help change its reputation,” he shares. The American Pit Bull Terrier was categorized as a fighting dog breed in 19th-century England for just that purpose. The American Kennel Club doesn't recognize it as a distinct breed, but its cousin, the American Staffordshire Terrier, is.      The love of the breed and seeing American Pit Bulls flourish is what has kept Keith going for almost thirty years. During this period, he was faced with the challenge of helping the American Pit Bull Terrier escape its image as a savage fighter. “As a kid, I didn't know what I had. It was a pet, a friend, and a companion to me. It wasn't until I became an adult that I learned what the Pit Bull breed was created for and why people wanted them. I felt like they were given a label because of how people chose to train and use them, not for what they were. For me, they were affectionate, protective, friendly, and playful, and I believed they could gain a different reputation with proper breeding. Yet, no matter what I did. I couldn't seem to move the needle,” he says.      Breeding and boarding animals is an expensive business that can yield big dividends. Still, buyers didn't want to invest in the quality that Keith had poured his soul into. “The biggest issue I came across was that people wanted quality but didn't want to pay for it. I had a good reputation, but because I was from the area, people assumed my dogs were subpar,” Keith explained. “In truth, I was able to achieve my goal of creating a stronger bloodline with the American Pit Bull Terrier, but no one was willing to pay for the quality of the animal.”      A period of rest would settle upon Keith, and he took a ten-year break from the breeding business. As fate would have it, his love for dogs brought him back. “I was disappointed that in all that time, I hadn't succeeded in helping change people's perspective of the Pit Bull. I had to realize that I was only one person. I could only do so much.” Keith shared. “I wanted to give breeding another try because I loved what I did.” This time, he ensured everything would be in place to make his breeding business successful, which involved finding the right dog.       The time arrived when Keith was ready to resume breeding. He had a specific breed in mind. After investing so much into breeding the American Pit Bull and not getting a satisfying return on his investment, his focus changed to another breed of dog. “This time, I had done my research and set my sights on the Presa Canario,” he says.      The Perro de Presa Canario is described as a strong-willed, confident, yet calm breed. It has an excellent reputation for being obedient and docile but suspicious of strangers. Keith says their nature offers a commercial appeal the average dog lover wants. Amazingly, in his effort to procure the Presa Canario, he was redirected when a friend introduced him to the Cane Corso. “I had a lead on a Presa Canario, but it fell through,” Keith explained, “Then, one of my friends, Allen Holmes, called me and enlightened me about the Cane Corso breed. He owned two of them, and he sent me a video, and I was sold.”      Because of the strength and dominance the Cane Corso is born with, potential breeders are encouraged to do their homework. According to the American Kennel Club, at almost 28 inches tall and sometimes weighing more than one hundred pounds, the Corso, with their large heads and rippling muscles, project an imposing and intimidating image. The animal is said to look and think the way a bodyguard would. The breed is intelligent, loyal, and eager to please, yet it can be willful and leave the owner wondering who is the master. For this reason, it's recommended that breeders and owners understand that it is essential to establish dominance early with regular training.        “I was told that if I was serious about breeding these dogs, I needed to do about two years of research and preparation,” Keith says. After completing his research, Keith knew he had found his breed. In 2020, he launched his new breeding business, Siler's Cane Corso's, and hasn't looked back.      Again, Keith loves all dogs, regardless of breed, and his love for the Corso is authentically genuine. He says, “Despite their reputation for being strong-willed and sensitive, these animals are so majestic and intelligent that training them is easy. I now have eight in my kennel, and people are amazed at how well-behaved they are.”      Keith is taking steps to build the reputation needed to be seen as a serious contender in the Corso community. “I have secured my breeder's license and Kennel number. I have also entered several dog shows to get our name out there. My ultimate goal is to make breeding the Corso my only source of income. That's just how much I love working with these dogs,” Keith shares. He also plans to help potential owners by educating them about the importance of continuing and maintaining the lifelong training the Corso requires. “Right now, I breed them, but I plan to expand my Kennel's services and assist people with training.”      As a breeder, Keith must possess a great amount of attention to detail. “Because this breed is so exclusive, sometimes the cost for purchase can be prohibitive. So, I am careful about who I sell the dogs to. I need them to understand the investment they are making when they purchase one of my Cane Corsos,” he says.       As Keith continues to build the Siler Cane Corso brand, he is concerned about how his efforts will benefit the Cane Corso breed's longevity. “Just like the American Pit Bull, I want to bring more awareness to the Cane Corso breed. I want to be intentional about breeding and create something that will continue its bloodline,” he says. These are the true words of a breeder and natural lover of all dogs.     Please click on the link below to read the edition of Huami Magazine that Keith Siler is featured in.  You may also contact Keith Siler at 336-686-4201 https://issuu.com/terrywatson7/docs/triad2_f12f41223ae45c/18?fr=sZDljZjcwMDkyNTg   www.huamimagazine.com  

Diane Whipple was returning to her Pacific Heights apartment in San Francisco, California in 2001 when she was attacked by her neighbors' dog, a large Presa Canario. After her death, the owners, Marjorie Knoller and Robert Noel, were charged with second-degree murder and manslaughter, respectively. Sources for this episode:SF Gate - 'Dog of death': The horrific killing of Diane Whipple in San FranciscoDog Bite Law - The Diane Whipple CaseABC 7 News - Parole denied for Marjorie Knoller, convicted in San Francisco's notorious 2001 dog-mauling death of Diane WhippleABC News - Killer Dog's Owner Blames VictimDaily Mail - San Francisco attorney whose dogs mauled her neighbor to death in 2001 is denied parole after being jailed for life for murderRolling Stone - Mad Dogs & LawyersSF IST - Woman Convicted in Notorious SF Dog-Mauling Murder Case Gets Denied ParoleWikipedia - List of people from San FranciscoWikipedia - San FranciscoFindAGrave - Diane Alexis Whipple

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I vår har vi hørt snakk om Conan, en Presa Canario fra Hunndalen - han har nemlig blitt kjendis! Conan, Anne Mette og Ragnar har deltatt i programmet "fra bølle til bestevenn" på NRK, et program hvor Maren Teien Rørvik hjelper hundeeiere til å finne løsninger på ulike utfordringer de opplever. Med Conan var det utagerende atferd mot andre hunder, folk, syklister og en og annen bil som var utfordringene eierne ønsket hjelp med. Gjennom en periode fikk de hjelp med dette og deltok blant annet på treningssamling med resten av deltakerne i programmet. Nå har siste episode vært på lufta, og vi ville høre hvordan det har vært for familien og ikke minst hvordan det går med Conan nå.

I had the pleasure of working with my guest today in Club Med Turks and Caicos during the summer of 1994. When I posted Anthony Salerno's interview about the amazing “70s Celebration” in Turks that summer, he left a nice comment and his recollection of that incredible week. I reached out to him and he graciously agreed to come on the podcast. His first season was in Club Med Sandpiper in 1991 as DJ. Please help me welcome to My First Season, Darren Wasson! Darren was actually in a pool bar in Pasadena when he encountered someone who had worked at Club Med and told him all about it. Darren applied and had his interview in San Francisco and was sent to Sandpiper. He worked in villages such as Playa Blanca, Cancun, Martinique, and Paradise Island. Darren was a Snorkeling/Picnic G.O. for his second and third seasons and he shares some stories from that time. He has a very funny “picnic/porta-potty” story in Sandpiper that you will not want to miss! Darren also shares his recollections of the “70s Celebration” in Turks in September of 1994. He played Scrabble with rule-breaker Ron Palillo and handed over a packed dance floor to guest DJ, Felipe Rose, from the Village People, who probably should have stuck to singing and dancing! Darren recounts a classic Paradise Island ghost story and is patient when I grill him about the "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" show in Playa Blanca in 1991. Snow White in Playa in '91?! Okay! Near the end of the interview we talk about his YouTube channel on personal audio called “HeadKarma” and what's it like living with a 140-pound Presa Canario mastiff. With a dog that size, can he have nice things? Darren lets us know! **My First Season podcast has always been ad-free and free to listen to and is available on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Samsung Podcasts, Podbean App, Podchaser, Spotify, Amazon Music/Audible, TuneIn + Alexa, iHeartRadio, PlayerFM, Pandora and Listen Notes. And if you like what you hear, please leave a review at Apple podcasts. Please visit his YouTube channel and hit that subscribe button! https://www.youtube.com/@headkarma    

Para conocer su historia retrocederemos hasta el siglo I A.C.; A la época de Juba II, apodado el rey naturalista. Qué aparecería en los cedularios del cabildo canario en torno a sus antecesores allá por el siglo XVI. Como influiría los perretes que llegarían a las islas como fruto del comercio. Qué cruces que se realizarían hasta fijar el tipo y su evolución hasta nuestros días. Cómo se recuperaría la raza, que se vería casi al borde de la desaparición, hasta ser considerada una de las razas más antiguas de España, a reconocerse como patrimonio autóctono de las Islas Canarias y símbolo nacional de Gran Canaria. Acompáñame para conocer a estos perretes tremendamente cariñosos, dulces, leales, inteligentes, tranquilos, serenos, equilibrados, obedientes, valientes como el que mas y de mucho carácter.

Para conocer su historia retrocederemos hasta el siglo I A.C.; A la época de Juba II, apodado el rey naturalista. Qué aparecería en los cedularios del cabildo canario en torno a sus antecesores allá por el siglo XVI. Como influiría los perretes que llegarían a las islas como fruto del comercio. Qué cruces que se realizarían hasta fijar el tipo y su evolución hasta nuestros días. Cómo se recuperaría la raza, que se vería casi al borde de la desaparición, hasta ser considerada una de las razas más antiguas de España, a reconocerse como patrimonio autóctono de las Islas Canarias y símbolo nacional de Gran Canaria. Acompáñame para conocer a estos perretes tremendamente cariñosos, dulces, leales, inteligentes, tranquilos, serenos, equilibrados, obedientes, valientes como el que mas y de mucho carácter.

Episode NotesMind, Body, Gem – Season 5, Episode 5Alicia Spark - A Fit to Navigate graduate and change warrior Special guest: Alicia Spark – A true champion for change, Alicia has embraced the tenets of the Fit to Navigate and is the embodiment of the FTN goal of developing and inspiring relationship entrepreneurs.In this podcast, Alicia Spark and Rokki Bonner have their second Mind Body Gem discussion, where we learn more about the journey Alicia has taken since graduating from FTN. Alicia has physically, emotionally, and mentally moved leaps and bounds and is thriving as the owner of a kennel for specialized breeds of dogs. Follow your heart After being diagnosed with cancer, Alicia re-evaluated her life and, with the support of her son, Jackson, and her longtime love, moved to Oklahoma and to open a dog breeding business, Tornado Alley Kennels. Resilient navigator and entrepreneur Armed with the tools she learned as a Fit to Navigate graduate, Alicia understands the importance of being not just an entrepreneur but a relationship entrepreneur! As someone who has been justice-involved, Alicia believes it's important to commit to new things that keep you busy, accept what's happened, and accept life on life's terms. Focus on quality Alicia is focused on more than being a breeder. She researches each dog and ensures that her customers get quality and best-in-breed from her dogs. This sets her apart - she loves and cares for the dogs from conception to their forever home. Establish healthy lifestyle habits It's not just about fitness; for Alicia, she stays true to what she learned in the Fit to Navigate program and ensures her whole well-being is the focus. Mental health maintenance is essential, along with enjoying the small things: a beautiful sunset or the beauty of the stars.Follow Alicia's work: Instagram @tornadoalleykennelz; Facebook Tornado Alley Kennels; TikTok #tornadoalley580Connect with Mind, Body, Gem guests and upcoming workshops on IG: @Fit_to_navigatekeywords: impact, life, social impact, motivation, rokki, Alicia, Tornado Alley Kennels, Tornadoalley580, Cane Corso, Presa Canario, learning, people, personal growth, family, health, opportunity, wisdom, plan, incarcerated, dog breeding, cancer Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

El UFC 270 está ya en la lista de eventos del año. Los combates estelares, con los títulos del peso pesado y mosca en liza, no dejaron indiferentes a nadie. Los triunfos de Ngannou y Figueiredo se llevan mucha atención, pero no será lo único. Mirando a la competencia, analizamos Bellator 273 y charlo con José Sánchez ‘Presa Canario'. El español debutará en Bellator en febrero. 

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A Presa Canario Is Starting Some Serious Fights With The Two Pit Bulls He Lives With. We'll look at some of the reasons for that behavior and consider what we might do about it. Looking For The Version Of This Episode With Video? You can find it on the Ask The Dog Guy YouTube Channel. Click Here: A Presa Canario Is Starting Some Serious Fights With The Two Pit Bulls He Lives With For more Ask The Dog Guy Videos Click Here: The Ask The Dog Guy YouTube Channel Resources Mentioned In This Episode RELATED/MENTIONED ARTICLES AND eBOOKS ON THE ‘ASK THE DOG GUY' WEBSITE Resource Guarding In A Nutshell (free) Click Here https://www.askthedogguy.com/canine-resource-guarding-nutshell/ Questions You Should Ask A Dog Trainer (free) – Especially If They've Given Themselves A Fancy Title - Click Here: https://www.askthedogguy.com/questions-you-should-ask-a-dog-trainer/ The Five Most Common Presa Canario Mistakes (How To Avoid Them And End Up With Your Dream Dog)(Ebook) Click Here: http://store.askthedogguy.com/the-five-most-common-presa-canario-mistakes-how-to-avoid-them-and-end-up-with-your-dream-dog-ebook/ NOTE: This isn't for older Presa Canario dogs. It's intended for people thinking of getting a Presa Canario, and, or people with a Presa Canario puppy under 12 weeks of age. What Are The Different (And Best) Puppy And Dog Training Methods (Ebook) Click Here:  http://store.askthedogguy.com/what-are-the-different-and-best-puppy-and-dog-training-methods-ebook/ The Beautiful Balance - Dog Training With Nature's Template (eBooklet) Click Here: http://store.askthedogguy.com/the-beautiful-balance-dog-training-with-natures/ Additional Resources More Ask The Dog Guy Training Ebooks Here: Click Here: http://store.askthedogguy.com/ebooks/ Power Steering Dog Training COLLAR: Click Here: http://store.askthedogguy.com/power-steering-wade-collar/ Power Steering Dog Training LEASH: Click Here: http://store.askthedogguy.com/power-steering-wade-collar/ Send Your Question: john@askthedogguy.com Buy John 'Ask The Dog Guy' Wade A Coffee (Or a Cognac) If you found this video entertaining and, or useful, you can buy me a coffee: (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/askthedogguy). - John Wade

In this fun episode, Dog Coach Francis and Tina Ryan chats with Romaness Cornelia. Roma is a bodycon winner, a corporate excutive and a proud mom to Kali, a Presa Canario. Join us and listen how Kali taught Roma a lot of meaningful things like how dogs can be better companions, that the world is not limited to humans and that there is difference between living and being. DISCLAIMER: The views and opinions expressed by the podcast creators, hosts, and guests do not necessarily reflect the official policy and position of Podcast Network Asia. Any content provided by the people on the podcast are of their own opinion, and are not intended to malign any religion, ethnic group, club, organization, company, individual, or anyone or anything.

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Old School dogman Michael Morales educates us on the traditional Perro de Presa Canario. Had a lot of fun with this interview and learned a lot from Mr. Morales. Hope you enjoy! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCuppEbgBcS7G1ChWddI-rqQ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bulldogsocialclub/support

In the seventh episode of When Animals Attack, Jen and Nilo swap dog attack stories from the US & the UK, including the tragic case of Diane Whipple, bite into breed discrimination & the use of dogs as tools of the state, reflect on 35 years of Cujo barking at a car, and compare the […]

With her arms full of grocery bags, 33-year old Diane Whipple had just returned to her upscale apartment in San Francisco on Jan. 26 2001. As she opened the door, a neighbor’s dog—a 112-lb. female Presa Canario named Hera—rushed down the narrow hall and began barking at her, followed by 123-lb. Bane, who was on […] The post Unleashed: A Dog Mauling in San Francisco appeared first on Tiegrabber.

With her arms full of grocery bags, 33-year old Diane Whipple had just returned to her upscale apartment in San Francisco on Jan. 26 2001. As she opened the door, a neighbor’s dog—a 112-lb. female Presa Canario named Hera—rushed down the narrow hall and began barking at her, followed by 123-lb. Bane, who was on […]

Bienvenidos a la colonia Guerrero, un barrio típico del Distrito Federal, un barrio guerrero.Ahí vive Don Beto, Don Betotiene un taller mecánico heredado de su padre. Lleva toda su vida en ese taller y espera que su hijo... Betito, su orgullo, continúe con la tradición. Está seguro que lo va a hacer, el muchacho le ha salido bueno. Pero no nos adelantemos, a Don Beto tampoco le gusta adelantarse, antes de que su hijo herede el taller, será un gran campeón de boxeo. Lo lleva en la sangre, su abuelo materno fue boxeador profesional y su bisabuela paterna fue de las mujeres pioneras en la lucha libre.Betito "el guerrerito de la Guerrero" trae la pelea en la sangre.A los tres años su padre lo ponía a luchar con cualquier cachorro de perro de raza grande que encontrara, siempre que alguien de la colonia tenía un nuevo perrito, Don Beto pedía a los dueños que dejaran a los cachorros jugar con el bebé Beto.Husky, Pastor Alemán, Pastor Inglés, Pastor Belga, Rottweiler, San Bernardo, Gran Danés, Boxer, Doberman, Dogo de Burdeos, Presa Canario, Akita, Mastín, a todos esos enfrentó Betito.Tenían mucho cuidado de ponerlo sólo con perros de raza grande pues en una ocasión dejó muy maltrecho a un Cocker Spaniel.Así fue desarrollando su fuerza descomunal y su tolerancia al dolor, pues a los perros a veces se les iba una mordida y cuando parecía que Betito iba a llorar Don Beto se adelantaba."No chille que lo dejo más rato con el perro, ahí tienes su cuello... hazle algo"Al poco tiempo los perros comenzaron a ser algo demasiado sencillo para Betito, se aburría peleando con ellos y hubo dos o tres de sociedades protectoras de animales que cuando se enteraban de que había un niño de 4 años maltratando cachorros trataban de denunciar a los papás de Betito, pero la verdad, como siempre en este país nunca se hace nada.Betito comenzó a buscar niños para "entrenar" y así se volvió el terror de la colonia. Hubo un día en que 5 señoras juntas llegaron a casa de Don Beto a reclamar que Betito había golpeado a sus 5 hijos juntos, los niños eran de secundaria.Betito era un monstruo.Para colmo de don Beto, a su hijo no lo aceptaban aún en ningún gimnasio de boxeo por su corta edad, los profes le decían que se esperara unos 3 años más.Don Beto no sabía como calmar a su hijo.Hasta que un día alguien le recomendó meter a Betito a Taekwondo. Don Beto estaba algo incrédulo.-¿Pero, ahí si le van a enseñar a pelear a Beto?-Nooooo Don Betooo, lo que queremos es que Betito se calme. Si sigue así no va a llegar a boxeador profesional, le van a hacer algo antes, hay gente que anda armada luego. Betito solo tiene 6 años. Metalo a taekwondo y ya más grandecito a Box.Así Beto "el guerrerito de la Guerrero" llegó al mundo del taekwondo.Y... la verdad es que se aburría de lo lindo.Excepto cuando había combate, fue así que corrió a 10 alumnos del profesor que decidió tomar cartas en el asunto... y meterlo a competir pensando... "Si me va a dejar sin alumnos, al menos que me lleve a las Olimpiadas"Tiempo después el maestro diseñó una estrategia que le permitió mantener a Betito en su escuela sin quedarse sin alumnos. Le prometía que si se portaba bien en la clase dos semanas y no golpeaba a nadie. Lo llevaba a un torneo en el que podía saciar su apetito de pelear.Así comenzó la carrera de Betito en el taekwondo, actualmente lleva 30 peleas invicto, ha retirado a 30 de sus oponentes y próximamente asistirá al torneo más importante, al mismo que asistirá Juanito, del que ya todos conocemos su historia.Puede escuchar el audio a continuación.También lo puedes escuchar en Ivoox y Itunes

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La Coctelera Radio Show es un programa de radio que se emite desde la isla de Tenerife, en las Islas Canarias, España, a través de Radio Decibelios. Ponemos música de las décadas de los 60,70 80 y 90, en los estilos mayoritariamente de Soul Pop Rock, Reggae y Funk y todas sus variantes posteriores a lo largo de esas décadas como el Hip Hop, R&B, Dance,Disco, Indie,etc, aparte de nuestra sección "Puertas Abiertas", donde nos han visitado Hades el Presa Canario, a presentar su nuevo disco "Redención" junto al productor Ubay, y bajo el sello discográfico canario Melapela Records, con Marcos Martínez Araña, como CEO de dicho sello.