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The cane corso dog is mainly recognized as family companions
and guard dogs.
The cane corso dog bonds quickly to his family and becomes
quite attached, especially to the children.
To the children they are playful, protective, yet gentle, always
aware of a child's helplessness and innocence.
They enjoy being included in the family activities. Their athletic
ability lends itself to include such activities as hiking, jogging,
long walks, swimming, bike riding or just playing fetch.
Some things to ask yourself if you
are considering owning a Cane Corso:
#1: Are you prepared to devote the next 8-12 years to
a dog? #2: Are you a workaholic? These dogs aren't
happy alone constantly, they need companionship and affection.
#3: Are you willing and able to take this pup to puppy
kindergarten, obedience classes and constantly socialize this
pup?
#4: Do you have the $$$ to feed a 100+ pound animal
for years, and the funds to keep up on health care and check
ups?
#5: If you rent a home, will your landlord let you
have this breed of dog, or order it off the premises
when it grows into a large intimidating canine?
We will NOT sell you a puppy if we feel he/she will end up
in a less than adequate environment for a Cane Corso dog.
The Cane
Corso is a very special breed, and needs to be treated as such.
After reading this page, if you still feel you would like to
own a Cane Corso puppy or dog, please contact us for more
information at
1-888-99CORSO (Toll Free) or 707-391-6500 or email us at: Please Click Here. |
