Rohan Kennels

05/20/2022

Puppy lesson: Work smarter, not harder 🐻🐻

04/26/2022

This handsome boy is still looking for a home!

04/22/2022

I'm very late making the post, but here is the most recent puppy to go to her new home! Pinky Pie is now Rohan's Missy ♥️♥️
Dark Green has found his home in Louisiana!

04/16/2022

This is the Black collared puppy- one of the two remaining males. He's a very sweet boy who doesn't let himself get pushed around! He is confident, but still looks to his person for approval, and I often find him around my feet asleep.

04/05/2022

Light Green left today. He is sad and a little nervous, but he is gonna have a great life in MD as the Stud's First Pick of Litter!

04/05/2022

Everybody was so good at the vet today, and this guy got his stitches removed!!

04/03/2022

Adding another baby to the list of pups in new homes: Light Blue!!
JJ was not doing the picture thing, and as a kind (great) Aunt, volunteered to hold Blue for the photo

04/02/2022

Orange, Dark Blue, Yellow, and Red have left for new homes already! I am so excited for their futures with their new families!

04/01/2022

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03/28/2022

Gray had his first out of state trip! He was in Tulsa sending his brother off to a new family

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03/26/2022

Someone is gonna need a bath 👀 Poor Red Menace (Yes, this is what we call him) just wants the ball 😩

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03/23/2022

We are looking for a name for this handsome boy! Comment your best suggestions!! 🥰🥰

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03/20/2022

Let's discuss Ear Cropping.

It is an entirely elective surgery that is primarily cosmetic- though the AKC disagrees with the labelling of cropping/docking as cosmetic. Many people who crop their puppy's ears are seeking an "intimidating" look, which is achieved by the erect ears in the "alert" position. Let me note that this surgery is not "cruel" as many people are led to believe; when performed by a DVM there is anesthesia and an intense aftercare regimen. Read: pain free during and after the surgery, with pain medication.
Is there a practical reason to crop? The short answer: yes and no.
The pictures below are of Dark Green, who has the tip of his ear bitten while playing. There is a lot of blood, and it is a very small cut. Ears bleed, A LOT! The Corso is a high prey-drive breed, the term "prey drive primarily refers to a dog's level of excitement or motivation to perform a task involving hunting-related behaviors or going after an object" (The Bark).
These puppies are hardly aggressive, but biting and chasing each other is very much instinctive.
The Cane Corso is a working breed, the high prey drive is a vital part of their work, and "preventing catching and tearing of the ears on a working dog" is necessary to the health of the dog (About Time Cane Corso).
Back to the "yes and no" answer. If your dog is going to be performing work (protection training and hunting are great examples), then cropping is a practical means of protecting your dog. For a house pet, this is not a necessity.
Ultimately, the decision to crop falls on the new owner or the breeder in some circumstances, and insight into the cropping practice will help all owners in making the best decision for their lifestyle.

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03/17/2022

Lookin' real handsome with a custom collar ♥️♥️


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03/14/2022

Beige the Bear 🐻🐻 A handsome big boy! This boy needs an experienced home, no big dog beginners!

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03/12/2022

Did you know that we can be found on Good Dog?
Good Dog helps prospective dog owners find breeders with quality practices, like: OFA health testing, health guarantee's, early socialization, and early training!

https://www.gooddog.com/breeders/rohan-cane-corso-texas?breed_id=66

Get to know Rohan Cane Corso in Texas. See puppy photos, reviews, health information. Easy to apply. Find the best Cane Corso for you.

03/11/2022

This beautiful Orange 🧡 girl is off to her new home today! She will forever be my Orange Baby, but now she is Rohan's Beth 🥰

03/09/2022

Another day, another mean mug 😈😈 This boy, Gray, is in the running for the Stud's pick of litter♥️

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