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Name: Cheryl
Date: 10/02/07
Message: Incredible dogs~ they are Absolutely beautiful
Name: Brian Luster
Date: 09/30/07
Message: Gerry, our differences aside, you still were the owner of the most incredible dog I have ever witnessed (La Villa's Drago).
Name: Laurie C.
Date: 09/18/07
Message: I had the pleasure of meeting you and many of your dogs a few months ago at your residence. I was not only impressed by their sheer beauty, but also their immensely stable temperments. You have succeeded where many have failed. I wish you continued success Mr. I.
Name: Richard A.
Date: 09/06/07
Message: I had stumbled across your website after losing our beloved Cane Corso dog a few months ago. Heard your dogs were very well bred from someone who has one of your dogs. Beautiful natured. Glad to hear you say they don't belong as show dogs. To my wife and I, they are family. Nice site.
Name: Attila Luka
Date: 09/01/07
Message: You have very gracefull dogs Mr Gerry !! No one can keep up with your dogs !! :)
Name: alan smibert
Date: 08/26/07
Message: your dogs are of a standard i ve never seen before amazing keep up the good work
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My name is Gerry Iannacchino and I am the proprietor of La Villa Cane Corso.
In the late 1960's my parents and I migrated from Italy for North
America. I left behind family and friends that had a great impact
upon my youth in Italy. The traditions of my early years have remained
in my heart. From the civility of family meals around a table adorned
with our own homemade Avellinese styled food products to the corsos in my
backyard I will continue to be a traditionalists. This philosophy will
always be what inspires me to continue breeding the closest replica of
Cane Corsos revered where I grew up.
I made my home in Ontario amongst other newly arrived Italian
immigrants and immediately immersed my self in the automotive world.
Since my upbringing was of a rural flavor in the Province of Avellino
my love of animals and the outdoors was simply not going to be
oppressed no matter how limited my funds were. In my early twenties I
began to train German Shepherd dogs for law enforcement in my spare
time. As my automotive business grew and money became less of an
obstacle I knew I could turn my attention to the dogs raised by my
uncle and present throughout my youth. Those were Cane Corsos. And
with the help of my family and friends in several provinces in
Campania the long and costly journey of trying to breed good working
Cane Corsos began.
Today I am proud to have the rustic dogs of my youth in my own
backyard. Dogs that I am proud to say should be left out of any show
ring.
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