Robert Hawkins

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.

The Cane Corso is one of the best guard dogs available. He is alert, loyal and protective. He will be cautious about somebody he doesn’t know. But he also recognizes when his owner acts in a friendly manner, and he will follow his owner’s lead.

A Cane Corso is not an inherently dangerous dog. Any dog must be handled responsibly and the larger the dog breed, the more significant the consequences of any bad behavior. But, if you follow some simple guidelines, there is no reason why your Cane Corso should be a dangerous dog.

Cane Corso can live in harmony with cats. The Cane Corso has a strong prey drive, but they are also devoted to their family and excel at following the lead of their owners. They are well capable of recognizing cats as their family members, because their owners do.

The Cane Corso is devoted to his family. He is loyal and protective, and he makes a great companion and guardian for all your family. He is gentle and affectionate with kids but, because this is a large dog, caution is advised with small children and babies.