Cane Corso
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Cane Corsos generally have an even, stable temperament. They are easy to train, generally good with children, and calm with their primary guardians. They can be reserved, suspicious and may be aggressive toward people they do not know, if not properly socialized. Corsos tend to be a quiet breed. It is well muscled and has an athletic appearance. The Corso is likely derived from the same root stock as the Neapolitan Mastiff. The Corso favours agility and speed, where the Neapolitan is known for power and strength.
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Do you own a Cane Corso?
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