Frequently Asked Questions & Answers

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  1. What is a Cane Corso?
    A Cane Corso is a large and powerful dog breed originally from Italy, known for its loyalty, intelligence, and protective instincts.

  2. Are Cane Corso puppies good family pets?
    Yes! They are affectionate, loyal, and protective, making them excellent companions for families, especially when properly socialized from a young age.

  3. How big do Cane Corso dogs get?
    Adult Cane Corsos typically weigh between 90-120 pounds and stand about 24-28 inches tall at the shoulder.

  4. What is the lifespan of a Cane Corso?
    The average lifespan of a Cane Corso is around 10-12 years.

  5. Do Cane Corsos shed?
    Yes, Cane Corsos do shed a moderate amount, so regular brushing will help minimize shedding and keep their coat healthy.

  6. What kind of training do Cane Corso puppies need?
    Early socialization and obedience training are essential to ensure they grow up to be well-rounded dogs.

  7. Are Cane Corsos good with children?
    Yes, they can be very good with well-behaved children, but early socialization is key to ensure they develop a gentle and appropriate disposition.

  8. How much exercise do Cane Corsos require?
    Cane Corsos need a good amount of exercise, including daily walks, playtime, and mental stimulation, to stay healthy and happy.

  9. Do Cane Corsos bark a lot?
    They tend to be quiet but will bark to alert you of any unusual activity. Proper training can help manage their barking.

  10. What is the best diet for a Cane Corso?
    High-quality dog food that meets their nutritional needs, typically formulated for large breeds, is recommended. Consult your vet for specific dietary advice.

  11. Do Cane Corsos have any typical health issues?
    Yes, they can be prone to certain conditions, such as hip dysplasia, heart problems, and bloat. Regular vet check-ups are important.

  12. How often should I groom my Cane Corso?
    Regular grooming, including brushing at least once a week and occasional baths, is recommended to keep their coat healthy.

  13. What should I expect during the adoption process?
    Our adoption process includes filling out an application, a screening interview, and a home visit to ensure a good match for you and the puppy.

  14. Can I visit the puppies before adopting?
    Yes, we encourage prospective adopters to visit and meet the puppies to find the right match.

  15. How do I know if a Cane Corso is right for me?
    Consider your lifestyle, living situation, and ability to commit time to training and exercise. We are happy to discuss this with you!

  16. What is included in the adoption fee?
    The adoption fee typically includes vaccinations, a health check, microchipping, and sometimes spaying/neutering.

  17. Are Cane Corsos good with other pets?
    With proper socialization, Cane Corsos can get along with other pets. Each dog’s temperament can vary, so individual introductions are essential.

  18. How do I socialize my Cane Corso puppy?
    Expose your puppy to different people, environments, sounds, and other animals in a positive way to help them grow into a well-adjusted adult.

  19. Do you provide any post-adoption support?
    Absolutely! We are here for you to answer questions, provide training tips, and support you in any way you need after adoption.

  20. What is your return policy for adopted puppies?
    We encourage adopters to reach out if they are unable to keep their puppy. Our priority is the well-being of the dog.

  21. How often should I take my Cane Corso to the vet?
    Regular vet visits are recommended at least once a year, with more frequent visits during puppyhood and if health issues arise.

  22. What vaccinations do Cane Corso puppies need?
    Puppies typically require a series of vaccinations, including distemper, parvovirus, and rabies. Consult your vet for a specific schedule.

  23. How can I train my Cane Corso not to jump?
    Consistent training using commands such as “sit” and positive reinforcement can teach your puppy not to jump on people.

  24. What type of living situation is best for a Cane Corso?
    A spacious home with a secure yard is ideal, as they thrive in environments where they have room to move and play.

  25. Can I adopt a Cane Corso if I live in an apartment?
    Yes, if you can provide enough daily exercise and mental stimulation. Be prepared for adequate outdoor time.

  26. Are Cane Corsos aggressive?
    Cane Corsos are not inherently aggressive but can be protective. Proper training and socialization are crucial to developing a good temperament.

  27. How do I introduce my new Cane Corso to my existing pets?
    Introduce them gradually and in neutral territory to reduce stress. Monitor their interactions closely for the first few weeks.

  28. What is the best age to adopt a Cane Corso puppy?
    The ideal age for adoption is 8-12 weeks, allowing plenty of time for socialization and training.

  29. Can I adopt an adult Cane Corso?
    Yes! We occasionally have adult dogs available for adoption. Feel free to inquire about their availability.

  30. How do I know if my Cane Corso is healthy?
    Look for signs of good health, such as a shiny coat, bright eyes, and a healthy appetite. Regular vet check-ups are also crucial.

  31. What should I do if my Cane Corso is destructive?
    Provide ample exercise and mental stimulation, use appropriate chew toys, and consider training interventions.

  32. How can I correct unwanted behavior in my Cane Corso?
    Positive reinforcement training techniques can help in correcting unwanted behaviors. Consistency is key!

  33. Do you offer any guarantees for your puppies?
    We provide a health guarantee that covers genetic conditions for a specified period. Please read our contract for details.

  34. How can I get involved with the Cane Corso community?
    Join local breed clubs, participate in training classes, and attend events to meet other Cane Corso enthusiasts.

  35. Can you help with training my Cane Corso?
    While we don’t provide training services, we can recommend resources and strategies to help you train your puppy.

  36. Do Cane Corsos drool?
    Some Cane Corsos may drool, especially after drinking or eating, but it varies from dog to dog.

  37. What should I feed my Cane Corso puppy?
    A balanced diet suitable for large breed puppies is recommended. Check with your vet for specific nutritional guidelines.

  38. How can I tell if my Cane Corso is overweight?
    You should be able to feel their ribs easily and see a defined waist. If you have concerns, consult your vet for advice.

  39. What toys are best for Cane Corso puppies?
    Durable chew toys, interactive toys, and puzzle toys are great for keeping their minds engaged and their teeth healthy.

  40. Can I crate train my Cane Corso?
    Yes! Crate training can provide a safe space for your puppy and help with housebreaking.

  41. What type of leash is best for a Cane Corso?
    A sturdy leash and a harness designed for large breeds work best for controlling and walking a Cane Corso.

  42. Is it okay to leave my Cane Corso alone for long periods?
    Cane Corsos thrive on companionship. While they can be left alone for a few hours, they shouldn’t be left alone for extended periods often.

  43. What should I do if my Cane Corso is fearful of loud noises?
    Gradual exposure to loud sounds in a controlled environment and positive reinforcement can help desensitize your dog.

  44. Do Cane Corsos bark at strangers?
    They may alert bark because they are naturally protective, but proper training can help reduce unnecessary barking.

  45. How can I build a strong bond with my Cane Corso?
    Spend quality time playing, training, and engaging with your puppy to strengthen the bond over time.

  46. What is the best way to house-train a Cane Corso puppy?
    Use a consistent schedule, take them out after meals, and reward them for going outside to reinforce the behavior.

  47. Should I buy pet insurance for my Cane Corso?
    Pet insurance can provide peace of mind and help cover unexpected medical costs, so it’s worth considering.

  48. Do Cane Corsos need special care in hot weather?
    Yes, they can be sensitive to heat, so make sure they have plenty of water and access to shade during hot days.

  49. How often should I exercise my Cane Corso?
    Aim for at least 1-2 hours of exercise each day, including walks, playtime, and training sessions.

  50. What training methods work best for Cane Corsos?
    Positive reinforcement and rewards-based training methods are often effective for this intelligent breed.

  51. Can I use a choke collar for my Cane Corso?
    We recommend avoiding choke collars in favor of more humane options like flat collars or harnesses that don’t put pressure on their neck.

  52. What health tests do you perform on your breeding dogs?
    We conduct health screenings for common breed issues, including hip dysplasia, heart conditions, and genetic disorders.

  53. Can I adopt a Cane Corso if I have never owned a dog before?
    Yes! As long as you are willing to learn and commit to training, support is available to help you succeed as a first-time dog owner.

  54. Are Cane Corsos prone to separation anxiety?
    Some Cane Corsos may develop separation anxiety, so early socialization and gradual acclimation to being alone are essential.

  55. What should I do if my Cane Corso puppy is biting?
    Redirect their biting to appropriate toys, and use positive reinforcement when they chew on their toys instead of your hands or clothes.

  56. What type of flooring is best for Cane Corsos?
    Non-slippery surfaces such as tile or hardwood are ideal, as they provide traction and are easy to clean.

  57. Can Cane Corsos live outside?
    While they can spend time outdoors, they thrive best as indoor family members who have access to a securely fenced yard.

  58. What should I do if my Cane Corso is not eating?
    Monitor their eating habits and consult your vet if your puppy refuses to eat for more than 24 hours.

  59. How can I teach my Cane Corso basic commands?
    Use clear verbal commands and hand signals, along with treats to reinforce positive behavior.

  60. What should I know about Cane Corso coat care?
    Regular brushing and occasional baths are key to keeping their coat healthy. Pay attention to their ears and nails, too.

  61. Can I feed my Cane Corso table scraps?
    It’s best to avoid feeding table scraps, as some human foods can be harmful to dogs. Stick to a balanced dog diet.

  62. How can I help my Cane Corso adjust to a new home?
    Give them time to explore their new environment, establish a routine, and provide comfort while they adjust.

  63. What should I do if my Cane Corso is scared during thunderstorms?
    Create a safe, quiet space for them and consider using anxiety wraps or calming products to help them feel secure.

  64. Can I take my Cane Corso to dog parks?
    Yes, but ensure that they have been properly socialized and are comfortable around other dogs before taking them to a park.

  65. How often should I replace my Cane Corso’s toys?
    Regularly check for wear and tear, replacing toys that are damaged or unsafe to chew.

  66. What is the best crate size for a Cane Corso puppy?
    Choose a crate large enough for them to stand, turn around, and lie down comfortably. You may need to adjust as they grow.

  67. How can I ensure my Cane Corso is well-mannered?
    Consistent training, socialization with other dogs and people, and positive reinforcement help promote good behavior.

  68. Is it okay to bathe my Cane Corso frequently?
    Bathing too often can strip their coat of natural oils. Aim for every 4-6 weeks, unless they get particularly dirty.

  69. How do I choose a veterinarian for my Cane Corso?
    Look for a vet with experience treating large breeds, and ensure they offer services like emergency care and specialized treatments.

  70. What’s the difference between a male and female Cane Corso?
    Males are typically larger and more dominant, while females may be more independent but can still be affectionate. Both can make wonderful pets!

  71. Do Cane Corsos require a lot of training?
    Yes! They are smart dogs that require consistent training and mental stimulation to thrive.

  72. Are there local training classes for Cane Corsos?
    Yes, many local dog training academies offer classes specifically designed for larger breeds like the Cane Corso.

  73. Can I take my Cane Corso to a pet-friendly store?
    Yes, as long as the store allows dogs, it can be a good opportunity for socialization.

  1. What should I do if my Cane Corso is showing signs of aggression?
    If your Cane Corso shows aggression, it’s essential to consult with a professional dog trainer or behaviorist who can assess the situation and provide guidance on managing their behavior.

  2. How do I know if my Cane Corso is in pain?
    Signs of pain can include vocalization, limping, changes in appetite, increased aggression, or reluctance to move. If you suspect your dog is in pain, consult your veterinarian.

  3. Can I use a prong collar on my Cane Corso?
    While some people use prong collars for training, it’s best to utilize positive reinforcement methods. Consult a trainer experienced with the breed for recommendations.

  4. Can Cane Corsos swim?
    Yes, Cane Corsos can swim, but they should always be supervised around water. Introduce them to swimming gradually and safely.

  5. How can I reduce unwanted barking in my Cane Corso?
    Training techniques such as teaching the “quiet” command, providing distraction, and ensuring regular exercise can help minimize unwanted barking.

  6. What is the best way to travel with my Cane Corso?
    Use a dog seat belt or a crate for safety during car rides, and plan for regular breaks on long trips to allow for exercise and bathroom breaks.

  7. Do Cane Corsos have a strong prey drive?
    Cane Corsos may have a moderate prey drive, so supervision around small animals is advised. Proper training can help manage this behavior.

  8. Is it necessary to spay or neuter my Cane Corso?
    While not mandatory, spaying or neutering is often recommended to prevent health issues and unwanted behaviors, but consult your veterinarian for personalized advice.

  9. Can I adopt a Cane Corso if I’m a first-time dog owner?
    Yes! While Cane Corsos are a larger breed that requires commitment, first-time owners can be successful with the right support and training.

  10. How do I prepare for bringing home a Cane Corso puppy?
    Create a safe, comfortable space at home, gather necessary supplies (food, toys, crate, etc.), and familiarize yourself with training techniques in advance.

  11. Will my Cane Corso get along with my cat?
    With proper introductions and socialization, many Cane Corsos can coexist with cats, though it will depend on the individual temperaments of both pets.

  12. What role does socialization play in a Cane Corso’s development?
    Socialization helps your Cane Corso learn to interact positively with people, pets, and different environments, promoting confident and well-adjusted behavior.

  13. How can I keep my Cane Corso mentally stimulated?
    Engage your dog with puzzle toys, interactive games, training sessions, and new experiences to keep their mind active.

  14. What signs indicate my Cane Corso is ready for more exercise?
    If your Cane Corso seems restless or has excess energy after regular exercise sessions, it may be time to gradually increase their activity level.

  15. Are Cane Corsos prone to obesity?
    Yes, Cane Corsos can gain weight if overfed or under-exercised. Monitoring their diet and providing regular exercise is crucial for maintaining a healthy weight.

  16. What should I do if my Cane Corso doesn’t respond to commands?
    If your dog struggles with commands, revisit basic training techniques and consider consulting a professional trainer for assistance.

  17. Do Cane Corsos require a special diet for their joints?
    Some owners choose to feed joint supplements or their dogs to special diets to support joint health, especially in large breeds. Consult your veterinarian for recommendations.

  18. Is it common for Cane Corsos to be protective?
    Yes, Cane Corsos are known for being protective of their families, which is a characteristic of the breed when properly socialized and trained.

  19. How can I prevent my Cane Corso from being territorial?
    Early socialization, consistent training, and exposure to various environments can help prevent excessive territorial behavior.

  20. What should I do if my Cane Corso becomes fearful of new people or situations?
    Gradually expose them to new experiences, rewarding calm behavior, and ensuring a positive association with new people and situations.

  21. How can I manage my Cane Corso’s weight?
    Monitor food intake, provide portion-controlled meals, and ensure regular exercise to help manage your dog’s weight effectively.

  22. Can I enroll my Cane Corso in obedience classes?
    Yes! Obedience classes can be beneficial for training and socialization, as well as reinforcing commands in a structured environment.

  23. Are there specific commands that are essential to teach a Cane Corso?
    Essential commands include “sit,” “stay,” “come,” “leave it,” and “down,” which are crucial for safety and good manners.

  24. What are the best practices for introducing a Cane Corso puppy to new experiences?
    Introduce new experiences gradually and positively, using treats and praise to help your puppy feel comfortable and secure.

  25. How often should I exercise my adult Cane Corso?
    Aim for at least 1-2 hours of physical activity each day to keep them healthy and happy, with a mix of structured exercises and free play.

  26. What is the most common behavior issue in Cane Corsos?
    Some common issues include lack of socialization leading to fearful behavior or aggression. Early training and socialization are crucial in preventing these problems.

  27. How can I ensure my Cane Corso has a happy and fulfilling life?
    Provide regular exercise, training, socialization, a loving environment, and mental stimulation to support your Cane Corso’s overall well-being.

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