Do you sometimes feel that your Cane Corso is panting heavily, and are you worried if this is normal? In this article, I will explain why Cane Corsos pant heavily and if it is normal. Cane Corsos, like all dogs, cannot sweat and regulate their body temperature primarily by panting. When they do this, they…
Cane Corsos are large, muscular, and intimidating dogs. But are they also aggressive and incompatible with other dogs, or just the opposite? In this post, we discuss whether or not Cane Corsos are good with other dogs. It depends. A well-socialized Cane Corso is good with other dogs. Cane Corsos are very territorial, so you…
Cane Corsos are not one of those dog breeds that are known to be fearful. Nevertheless, it can always happen that a larger Cane Corso reacts fearfully to different situations. In this post, I’ll go into more detail about why your Cane Corso might be scared and what you can do about it. The reasons…
If your Cane Corso is limping, it can have different reasons. Unfortunately, he can not tell you what is wrong with him, so in an emergency, a visit to the vet is the best solution. But in this post, I will try to give some reasons why your Cane Corso is limping and, if possible,…
Before you get a dog, you should know that you need time. Dogs need daily exercise and activity, and most do not like to stay alone. We discuss how it looks specifically with the Cane Corso in this post. I asked myself whether Cane Corsos can be left alone for 8 hours. Cane Corsos do…
Cane Corsos are imposing guard dogs from Italy. Due to their size and weight, they need a lot of food daily to be fit and healthy. But what if your Cane Corso isn’t eating? I’ll discuss why your Cane Corso isn’t eating in this post. There can be different reasons why Cane Corsos are not…
Cane Corsos are large imposing dogs from Italy and are descendants of the Roman war dogs. They are naturally good watchdogs but are seen more often in families. For many people interested in this breed, it is essential to know if Cane Corso are generally calm dogs or when they become calmer. Cane Corsos are,…
The Cane Corso comes from Italy and descends from the Roman Molossians. Besides being used as war dogs, they were also used as guard dogs on farms or as herding dogs. In addition to its many uses, the Cane Corso is a typical Molosser. Calm, balanced, and composed. But are Cane Corsos also lazy? Cane…
Cane Corsos, also known as Italian Mastiffs, are imposing dogs that are impressive for their size and musculature alone. But what about intelligence? Are Cane Corsos smart, or are they more of a slow dog breed? Cane Corsos are intelligent and can learn new commands quickly. However, they are also stubborn from time to time…
Cane Corsos look fearsome at first glance. They are huge mastiff-type dogs with a very muscular build, a large head, and drooping lips. If you don’t know anything about this breed, you will indeed have prejudices at first especially if their ears and tail were docked. But what is really behind the Cane Corsos? Are…