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ABOUT OUR CANE COSR PUPPIES
HISTORY AND ORIGIN OF THE CANE CORSO
The Cane Corso is an Italian Mastiff breed originally bred for farm life. They are related to the Neopolitan Mastiff. They descended from Roman Mastiff dogs, and after the fall of the Roman Empire, were used as jack-of-all-trade farm hands to help with everything from protecting and guarding to herding livestock.
After World War I and II, the Cane Corso dog breed declined. By the 1970s only a few dogs remained in the Italian countryside, but the breed had a small resurgence. The first Corsos were brought to the U.S. in 1988. They remain a relatively rare dog breed.
Personality of cane corso
Gentle and watchful, the Cane Corso dog breed is devoted to its family. They are eager to please and easy to train, which is required for handling such a large dog. The Cane Corso does best with owners who have previous experience with large Mastiff-like dogs. They bark to alert and can be overly cautious if not socialized properly. They get along well with other pets and can make good family dogs with the right training.
IDEAL OWNERS OF CANE CORSO
Ideally, owners of Cane Corso dogs should have experience with very large breeds. Training them is extremely important, so owners should have time to commit to doing so via firm methods that prioritize positive reinforcement. Fit and active owners do best with Cane Corso dogs who have high stimulation needs.
TRAINING OF CANE CORSO
The Cane Corso dog breed is smart but can have a stubborn streak, so training and socialization are essential. Sensitive souls, they respond best to positive reinforcement. Firm and consistent training can help the dog become confident and well-mannered.
CANE CORSO SUITABILITY FOR FAMILY LIFE
Cane Corso dogs can be protective and loyal family companions but do best with families with older children or no children. They are large and can be cumbersome for families with small children or elderly members.
HOW MUCH DOES A CANE CORSO PUPPY COST ?
The cost of a Cane Corso from a breeder is significantly more than the cost of adopting one from a local shelter or rescue. The adoption fee usually covers additional items such as spaying or neutering, vaccines, and microchippin
Our Values
We have been making families smile for the last 5 years . we started breeding cane corso puppies 6 years ago , and we sold our first cane corso puppy LAL 5 years ago , ever since then we have been giving families joy and happiness by adding a member to their homes , SHOP PUPPIES HERE
