Service dogs have been helping so many people with disabilities in improving the quality of their lives for quite some time now, always staying by them, protecting them, and carrying out various tasks for them. There are few breeds of dogs that are chosen to be trained as service dogs more than others. German Shepherds, Golden Retrievers, and Labrador Retrievers are such breeds. Can Cane Corsos be service dogs too? Yes, they can be. But it all comes down to two major factors. One will be that a particular Cane Corso puppy shows behavioral traits required in any prospective service dog. The oth ..read more

How Fast Can A Cane Corso Run? | 2023 Complete Guide The Cane Corsos, an Italian breed of the Mastiff, has mainly been used as a guard dog or to protect livestock. Its connection to hunting and herding cattle doubtlessly points to speed and endurance. Cane Corsos are also present throughout history in many other very interesting settings, including war, where the Romans used them as war dogs – which instantly connects the breed with ferocity and speed. If you have a pet Cane Corso, who is either your family pet or a guard dog helping you out on the farm or ranch, you might have learned of th ..read more

Just like little kids, puppies often make a big fuss about their food. And sometimes they won’t eat, especially when they’re stuck in their crate. If you are wondering why your dog won’t eat treats in the crate, this post is for you. I’ll walk you through some of the reasons why a dog won’t eat treats in the crate and what you could do to make them eat treats while they in their crate. Why Dogs Won’t Eat Treats In Crate? There are a number of reasons why your beloved pooch might refuse to eat inside its crate. Let’s take a look at the most common ones: Your Puppy Might Be Stressed Your dog mi ..read more

Raising a feline friend with a giant dog breed like a Cane Corso can seem like a challenge. After all, everyone knows that cats and dogs don’t mix… right? Well, the fact is, with a bit of patience and training, your Cane Corso can become the best buddy for your kitty. Cane Corsos are known as a fierce dog breed and can be quite intimidating. Therefore, many cat owners do not like the idea of raising a Cane Corso with their beloved cat. But there are reasons why you can trust a Cane Corso around cats. This article will walk you through why. Cane Corso And Cats – Do They Get Along Well? Contrary ..read more

If you’re a proud owner of a Cane Corso and you’re thinking about bringing a new furry friend into the mix, you might be wondering if your Cane Corso will get along with the new dog. Well, the good news is that if your Cane Corso is still a pup, they will do great with other dogs. But if it’s older, it might get aggressive. Cane Corsos are territorial and very protective of their families which often lead to them being aggressive towards other dogs, but if they are properly socialized at an early stage, they are good with other dogs. In this post, we’ll take a closer look at how we can tell ..read more

If you have ever wondered why you are getting a sneezing fit or red dots all over your body whenever you are near a dog, it’s because dogs are full of allergens. Their fur, hair follicles, and protein particles in their pee are all factors that support allergies.  Being a dog lover may not be easy if you are a person who is allergic to pets. So, before you buy a puppy and bring it home, you need to know if they produce a lot of allergens or if you will be able to tolerate them. Are Cane Corsos hypoallergenic? Unfortunately, they are not. And in this post, I’ll give you a quick breakdown o ..read more

Some owners of Cane Corsos have a preference for a certain type of physical characteristics for their furry friend. Cane Corso ear cropping and tail docking are used for cosmetic purposes. If you’re thinking about getting a Cane Corso puppy, your breeder will most likely discuss options like tail docking, dewclaw amputation, and ear trimming with you. If you don’t know anything about these changes, you’re going to have many questions. Here’s all you need to know about designing a Cane Corso. One of the considerations should be whether you like a cropped or natural-looking puppy. The technique ..read more

Wondering if your Cane Corso can live in cold weather now that the winter is here? The good news is that they can! While the Cane Corsos are more suited for warmer climates, they can tolerate and adapt to colder climates with time. In this post, I’ll give you a quick rundown of how Cane Corsos adapt to cold weather and how cold is too cold for them to live. Can Cane Corsos Handle Cold Weather? Yes, Cane Corsos (some better than others) can handle the cold weather but they’ll need time to adapt. Cane Corsos come from the Mediterranean and have a thin coat which makes them better suited for mo ..read more

If you are thinking about getting a Cane Corso, you may be wondering if they drool. Cane Corso do drool. But not as much as certain other Mastiff breeds like Bullmastiff or English Mastiffs. Plus, not all Cane Corsos drool equally, as some may drool more than others depending on a number of biological and environmental factors. In this ultimate guide, I’ll walk you through why Cane Corsos drool and what you can do to keep their drooling to a minimum. Drooling In Cane Corsos Dogs, like other mammals, have salivary glands, but they find it more challenging to keep their saliva in and swallow d ..read more

Are you looking for a dog that is smart, loyal, and protective? You may have just found your perfect match with a Cane Corso! These dogs are known for being intelligent and highly trainable. They’re also very aggressive hunters and make excellent guard dogs. Here’s an overview of this breed, as well as some tips on how to help you decide if this is the right dog for you. Our ultimate guide will go through everything you need to know about Cane Corso so you can decide if this is the right breed for you or not. Origins and History The Cane Corso’s origins are interesting, to say the least. They ..read more