Robert Hawkins

Many people wonder whether a Cane Corso is a good apartment dog. Given that the Cane Corso is a working dog, bred to hunt and guard livestock, it is not the most obvious choice for an apartment dweller. But with a little care and preparation, a Cane Corso can make a great apartment pet

Can You Run With A Cane Corso? Yes, you can run with a Cane Corso. As long as your Cane Corso has reached adulthood, is in good health and well-conditioned, you can take your dog for a run. A Cane Corso puppy should not be running. And you should always have the dog on a leash every time you set off to run, to be sure he is under control.

Today’s typical Cane Corso is not really an outside dog. They are prone to overheating in conditions of high heat or humidity. Cane Corsos are not well-equipped to handle extreme cold either. They do have a double coat, which helps, but they are short-haired, which limits their natural protection from the cold. Cane Corsos can handle a range of conditions of moderate heat or cold, but should not be expected to stay outside all day long in the hot sun, cold weather, or snow

Cane Corsos come in a variety of colors, some more common than others. If you are a beginner in the world of Cane Corsos — or even if you are more knowledgable — you may be wondering about the different colors that these dogs exhibit. Are there factors to consider other than just appearance? There are questions that often come up. We will uncover the answers here.

Cane Corso’s eyes can be very striking. The color of their eyes can be various shades of amber, light brown, gold, yellow. They can even appear red, but this is really a deep amber. These colors are often seen with dark brown pigmentation on the eyelids and black coloring around the outer corners of the eyes. Cane Corsos are also known for their deep, dark brown eyes which can be quite striking when set against a lighter coat color.

Feeding a Cane Corso is a very important subject, because it affects the health and well-being of your puppy. Getting this right is crucial, because it determines whether your Cane Corso pup will grow correctly. Getting it wrong increases the risk of problems with bones and joints, which can be significant.

This article will explore how much you should feed your Cane Corso puppy, how often to feed him, how long to feed him puppy food, when to start feeding him adult food, and what types of food are best for him.