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Cane Corso

The Cane Corso is a large and powerful breed of dog that was originally bred in Italy for guarding and protecting property. They are intelligent, loyal, and protective, and make excellent guard dogs.

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At a glance

Life expectancy
10–12 years
Weight
Male 40–50 kg · Female 35–45 kg
Height at withers
Male 64–70 cm · Female 60–66 cm
Origin
Italy
Coat
short, short
Colors
black, gray, light gray, slate gray, fawn, light fawn, dark fawn, red, brindle, chestnut brindle (nonstandard)
Hypoallergenic
No
Other names
Cane Corso Italiano, Italian Mastiff
Recognized by
AKC, FCI, UKC

Traits

Energy
Barking
Shedding
Grooming
Drooling
Trainability
With children
With other dogs
With strangers
Apartment friendly
Daily exercise60 min per day

If your Cane Corso gets lost

Guardian instinct: he stays close to home but deters witnesses from intervening. Patrol the neighborhood calling him — he will recognize your voice from afar.

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