The Cane Corso - the loyal muscle-bound dog
If there were a gym for dogs - this breed would certainly be a real eye-catcher with its muscular, strong appearance, broad head with a furrowed brow, and large floppy ears. Curtain up, because the Cane Corso breed has more to offer than →its position on the list the fighting cuddle bug.
The Cane Corso in Portrait
Origin: Italy
Size: 58-70 cm
Weight: 40-50 kg
Life Expectancy: 10-12 years
Character: balanced, alert, playful
Character and Nature
Even in ancient times, the Cane Corso was considered a popular herding dog. It protected homes and farms with its graceful, imposing demeanor and served the Romans in war. It is not surprising that it still has a watchful character today, defending its close companions and territory. When interacting with strangers and dogs on its own property, it shows its protective nature, which may seem aggressive at first glance, but is inherent to the large breed. Outside its home, it remains reserved and disinterested towards strangers.
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In the family circle, the Cane Corso appears as a loyal, playful, and also child-loving dog that integrates easily into everyday life. The Cane Corso carries a lot of love within, which it shares with its favorite people. And no four-legged friend is incorruptible - time to give some love back.
Training and Care
Due to its innate, strong protective instinct, the gentle giant belongs in experienced hands that guide it with a consistent, loving training. As it reacts quickly in the heat of the moment, it is not a dog that should simply run towards unfamiliar visitors. Caution is especially warranted with children who do not belong to the household.
Its size of up to 70 cm requires ample space for housing. The Cane Corso is best suited to a house with a garden, but also feels comfortable in a large city apartment near a park or forest. In line with its tendency to herd and protect**, it is a companion that will stand by you loyally for many years and is ready for long walks in nature.
When selecting a Cane Corso, it is important to choose a breeding without ear cropping to avoid supporting cruel breeding practices.
