TROY HAS GONE TO HIS NEW HOME! Many thanks to all the FOCC members who supported Troy, but especially Charlie and Alison who were so enthusiastic and helpful, and the team at Dogsblog.com

If you missed out on applying for Troy, remember that Corsos arrive with us at any time, please keep checking our news articles!



Troy is a wonderful Corso cross something (Lab, Presa, Bag of whelks...). He started out at the Mayhew in London and was then transferred to Battersea under a longer term care scheme until his owner could be contacted again, sadly his owner never returned. He is now in home foster care with the BCCS who would like to extend a huge thanks to everyone involved in his care.

Troy's feed is being kindly provided by the super chaps at Burns pet nutrition - good work fellas! For more info on Burns please click here

Troy is a HUGE boy, weighing in at 57 kilos and very tall and strong. Despite that he is an absolute joy to have in the house and is very easy to live with, sleeping happily in his crate in between walks and snacks.

Amazing prizes to be won from holidays to BCCS goodies!

The British Cane Corso Society is pleased to invite you to take part in our 2010 raffle. Tickets are just
£5.00 and the raffle is open to all so get some workmates/friends together and get involved! The entire
£5.00 ticket price goes to the BCCS "Fighting Fund" to help us help Corsos over the next year by building new kennels, helping with Neutering costs and emergency vet treatment for Corsos in need.

Read on to find out about the fabulous prizes on offer!

Last week the BBC aired "Wonderland: Seven Pups for Seven People" which featured a Cane Corso prominently in a very negative way.

The first annual BCCS AGM was held at the end of September - but due to some unforeseen delays the minutes have only just been released. This document sets out the future of the BCCS and our direction for the next year. Please read and comment - ready for votes next meeting!

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An FOCC puppy owner discovered whilst looking for pet insurance for her beloved Cane Corso boy, that MORETH>N insurance were refusing to insure the breed and actually had them listed on their website as ‘FIGHTING DOGS – SUCH AS THE CANE CORSO’!