🐕 Cane Corso –  All About Cane Corso Dog Breed!
Channel: Healthy Pets
Date: 17/04/2021

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The Cane Corso is a large, strong, athletically built, and valued Italian guard dog.

Naturally, they have both advantages and disadvantages. Which ones?

1. Character.

The Cane Corso is a protectively-minded pet that keeps its owner safe, and it's not uncommon for them to adopt an Alpha role in the family given a lack of boundaries.

These dogs require a strong leader, early socialization, and obedience training.

A lack of socialization will lead to very pronounced protective tendencies, while a lack of activity can cause destructive behaviors.

Cane Corsos are polite dogs and will tend to act protectively toward your children.

However, that's not the case for unfamiliar children.

If they perceive what they believe is a threat, or if something scares them, they will react aggressively.

The Cane Corso breed will tolerate other dogs and smaller animals, such as cats, only if they grew up together.

In most other cases, they will perceive either a threat or simply prey.

So, does that mean the Cane Corso is an aggressive breed?

The Cane Corso is not only a protectively-minded dog breed; it is one of the most capable guard dog breeds in the world.

However, they're also rather intelligent. If you treat your Cane Corso correctly, they shouldn't exhibit aggression unless they feel it's necessary.

If they fall into the wrong hands, they can indeed become very aggressive dogs.

You can expect them to warn you of the arrival of strangers and possibly even start barking at them in case of boredom.

2. How long does a Cane Corso live?

Cane Corsos live for 10 - 12 years on average.

3. How to train a Cane Corso?

Training a Cane Corso isn't a complicated matter, but it's a vital one if you desire a well-behaved pet.

They are intelligent, obedient, and devoted dogs who will listen to their owners.

Try not to resort to harsh training methods; it will have the opposite effect of the one you're trying to achieve.

4. Care.

For their bones and muscles to develop optimally and to remain healthy, physical activity is a necessity.

The Cane Corso loves walking, running, and hiking. Aim to keep them active for at least 45 minutes every day.

They'll also require you to brush them once a week, and even every day during shedding season, to clean up the stray hairs.

5. Weight.

Females of the Cane Corso breed tend to weigh 90 - 100 lbs, with males being 100 - 110 lbs on average.

6. Height.

Female dogs stand 23 - 26 inches tall, while males are in the 24 - 28 inch range.

7. Are they prone to illnesses?

As a general rule, these are healthy dogs who are not especially prone to any specific conditions or diseases.

8. Dog food.

As with any dog breed, I always advise selecting high-quality food for your dog to keep them healthy and looking their best.

The Cane Corso is a reasonably energetic dog breed; ensure they always have access to some drinking water.

What makes these dogs the right choice for you?

Cane Corso dogs are an excellent choice if you're looking for:
• a family guard dog,
• a well-built and athletic dog,
• an intelligent and remarkably loyal companion.

Cane Corso dogs are NOT a good choice if you want a dog who:
• lives primarily inside the house,
• is friendly toward children, strangers, and other animals alike,
• requires little to no attention or training.

In short, what you get with a Cane Corso is a muscular, athletically built, protectively-minded, and above all, exceedingly loyal family guardian.

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Take care!

The Cane Corso Dog Breed!

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