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Can a dog crate be soundproofed? There are common misconceptions about soundproofing a dog crate. We’ll set the record straight in this article.
Updated Aug 30, 2022 One of the big reasons people consider getting a Cane Corso is for the protection aspect. Is it true? Can you rely on it? We’ll find out… Will your Cane Corso protect you? To a degree. The Cane Corso is a mastiff breed, originally bred as a protection dog. As a …
There are a few possible reasons why your dog lays on you. It could be for comfort and security, for protection, for attention, or just part of a feeling of affection. It is also possible for the reason to be separation anxiety, but this is less common.
Many people ask about the easiest way to train their dog. Where does crate training fit in? Perhaps you’re wondering the same thing. We’ve done a lot of research, and had a lot of experience over the years. This is what we found. Crate training your dog is a great thing for both you and your dog
What is the average size for a Cane Corso dog? They average between 100-130 lbs for a male Cane Corso, and between 90-110 lbs for a female Cane Corso. Bigger is not better. Cane Corsos are not intended to be the biggest mastiff breed, they are valued for their speed and agility. Bulking them up beyond their intended size compromises their agility and is detrimental to their health and longevity.
I looked into the subject of Cane Corso ear cropping. I’m sharing the research because I think this is something every Cane Corso owner should know about.
We first noticed in 2017 that Cane Corso popularity was trending upwards. Of course, with increased popularity, comes increased prices…
Can Cane Corsos live with other dogs? The answer is, yes. Our Cane Corsos have lived with dogs who were older, dogs who were younger, dogs who were bigger and dogs who were smaller. They have lived with males, females, their own breed and other breeds. They have even lived with cats. They are a great family dog.
Lots of people ask how to train a big dog like the Cane Corso. Can you crate train a Cane Corso at all? You may be wondering the same things. We did a lot of research when we first got our Cane Corsos. Here is what we found.