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Canes pugnaces (Pl) or Canis pugnax (Sing) is a Latin phrase, which means dogs of war, war dogs or fighting dogs.[1][2][3][4][5] Some of the Roman Canes pugnaces include the English Mastiff, Molosser, Neapolitan Mastiff and Pugnaces Britanniae.
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Look up Canis pugnax in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
- ^ Cane Corso Italiano
- ^ Drury, William. (2007). British Dogs - Their Points, Selection, and Show Preparation. Read Books. ISBN 1406776068
- ^ Poliziano, Angelo, et al. (1867). Prose volgari inedite e poesie latine e greche edite e. G. Barbèra.
- ^ Bottari, Giovanni. (1720). Carmina illustrium poetarum italorum.
- ^ Poliziano, Angelo. (1925). Le selve: e La strega : prolusioni nello studio fiorentino.
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