The Cane Corso is a guard dog.
The standard describes a large (approximately 60–68 cm at the withers), extremely agile animal with quick reflexes. A staunch protector of property and family, it guards its assigned territory with particular care. Non-aggressive by nature, it will boldly confront uninvited guests.
Modern Cane Corsos are descendants of gladiator dogs, exuding natural strength and majesty. Although they may appear stern, even intimidating, they are in fact loyal companions to their owners and remain so throughout their lives. As the fourteenth breed developed in Italy, Cane Corsos are the pride and national treasure of the country. Their character is a remarkable blend of the dedication of herding dogs and the courage of fighting breeds, reflecting the lively spirit of the Italian people themselves.
Cane Corsos are sensitive and intuitive, ready to protect their owners and family at any time and in any situation, making them unrivaled guard dogs. If you have a dog of this breed in your home, there's no need for an alarm system. They won't react aggressively to a burglar, unlike other guard dogs, but the burglar will regret ever meeting a native of the sunny Apennines. Cane Corsos reserve aggressive reactions for the last resort, when they sense a real threat to their owner and their property.
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