Cane Corso Info

🐾 About the Cane Corso

The Cane Corso, also known as the Italian Mastiff, is a powerful, intelligent, and loyal guardian breed that has been treasured in Italy for centuries. Bred originally as a working farm dog and protector of property and family, the Cane Corso combines strength and agility with a calm and confident temperament.

🔹 Breed Highlights:

• Origin: Italy

• Group: Working / Mastiff

• Size: Large – Males: 25–27.5 inches, Females: 23.5–26 inches

• Weight: 90–120+ lbs (varies by bloodline and conditioning)

• Lifespan: 9–12 years

🧬 Temperament:

Cane Corsos are known for their devotion, intelligence, and protective instincts. They are loyal family companions, naturally wary of strangers, and highly trainable. With proper socialization and leadership, they thrive in family environments, especially with experienced dog owners.

🛡️ Ideal For:

• Families seeking a loyal protector

• Experienced dog owners looking for a trainable, athletic breed

• Homes with secure space for exercise and interaction

⚠️ What to Know:

• They require consistent training and daily socialization

• They thrive best with active, engaged owners

• Due to their guarding instincts, they need clear boundaries and a confident handler

🐶 Appearance:

The Cane Corso has a muscular, athletic frame and a short, dense coat that comes in various colors including black, gray, fawn, and brindle. Their noble expression, broad head, and alert posture make them a striking presence.

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