Cane Corso

The best food for a Cane Corso is high-quality dog food formulated for large breeds, rich in protein and healthy fats to support their muscle development and energy needs. Look for options that list real meat as the first ingredient and contain balanced nutrients, including omega fatty acids for skin and coat health. It's also important to choose a diet that meets AAFCO standards and consult with a veterinarian to tailor the diet to your dog's specific age, weight, and health conditions. Regular portion control is essential to prevent obesity, a common concern in this breed.

There is a video where you see his corso for a few seconds. http://www.worldstarhiphop.com/videos/video.php?v=wshhuJ07uQI0CQd7WuiB#

Italy. They are actually called Italian Mastiffs, too.

Corsos are not the kind of dog for begginers... rotties will.be easier to handle as they are not as aggresive towards other dogs as corsos are.

And either if they become so, you'd rather desl with an angry rott 1000 times before desling with an angry corso. There is no near comparition between their bite force, where corso has more than double rott's bite force.

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not originally. at first they had their tails cut at birth, but they eventually evolved to having very short tails.

White patch yes. Puppies have blue eyes at first. Eyes that remain blue do not fit the breed standards.

Nothing recognized by any sanctioning body. Mixing breeds, especially big breeds, is not a good idea and can lead to dangerously unstable animals.