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Originally bred to hunt wild boar, it is now popular as a family dog and guard dog. Outside of Italy, this breed of dog is rarely seen.
Cane Corso Character and Nature
The muscular dog is very family-oriented and hardly pays attention to strangers as long as they do not pose a threat to his pack. Then the Cane Corso will consistently defend its family. It goes without saying, this dog breed is not suitable for beginners. The intelligent and sometimes stubborn dog needs a very experienced dog hand.
This breed of dog is strong-willed and a very good protector of the family. He will test his owner from time to time, it is important to set the limits consistently and self-confidently at an early stage. Stop growling and snapping immediately. Raised with love and consistency, he is a wonderful family dog, lovingly devoted to the owner.
Puppies from reputable breeders are the basic requirement for a stress-free coexistence of humans and dogs. The Cane Corso must be made familiar with a wide variety of situations and noises from an early age as a puppy.
The future dog owner must have healthy self-confidence and radiate the necessary calm in everyday dealings. Insecurities are not appropriate with this breed!
Family life is essential. Under no circumstances should he be kept in the kennel for the most part. The property must be securely fenced in! The dog’s urge to move is in the medium to high range. Daily runs and small training units lead to a balanced four-legged friend.
Health
- hip dysplasia
- Eye problems such as entropion or ectropion
- demodicosis
- Tendency to gastric torsions, like all large dog breeds
Facts/Breed Portrait
- FCI Standard No. 343
- Origin: Italy
- Height at the withers: Males: 64-68 cm | Bitches: 60-64 cm
- Weight: Males: 45-50 kg | Bitches 40-45 kg
- Ancient Roman war dog
- Protection herding dog
- Life expectancy: 9-11 years
- list dog
FAQ
What is a Cane Corso?
There is no 100% agreement on the breed, also known as the “Italian Mastiff” or “Italian Mastiff”. Descended from Roman war dogs, it was used as a hunting dog and family dog after the fall of the Roman Empire.
How old can a Cane Corso get?
Life expectancy is between 8 and 12 years.
How big can a Cane Corso get?
Males: 45-50 kg – Females: 40-45 kg
Where does the Cane Corso come from?
The country of origin is Italy
Cane Corso in German?
Italian Mastiff or Italian Moss called
Is the Cane Corso a list dog?
This breed is on the breed list in many federal states