What are the shortcomings of Cane Corso dogs? Cane Corso dogs have a strong sense of territory, and their territory will be violated, which will cause them to resist. They are banned breeds in cities; Cane Corso dogs exercise a lot, are energetic, and have a long life. They are prone to depression when left unattended and require frequent outdoor exercise, so they should be raised according to the standards of a guard dog.

The shortcomings of the Cane Corso are relative, not absolute. First of all, the Cane Corso is a large, fierce dog with great strength and bravery. This is the advantage of the Cane Corso, but it has also become the disadvantage of urban breeding dogs! Although the Cane Corso has good obedience, it is not They will attack people for no reason, but as we live in densely populated cities, many people do not intentionally violate the "tolerance range" of Cane Corso dogs, that is, their territory. Even Cane Corso dogs do not bite like Tibetan Mastiffs. , it will scare people half to death if they pounce on them! Therefore, they are still fierce dogs that are prohibited from being raised in the city.

Cane Corso dogs exercise a lot, eat a lot, and are very energetic. They need an owner to accompany them to exercise. If they are left unsupervised for a long time, they will still become depressed. Catros need to be raised in the suburbs, and it is better for dog lovers who have enough time to raise them. It is indeed not suitable to keep them as pet dogs because they are guard dogs and need to be raised and trained according to the standards of guard dogs. It is necessary to take them outside for walks and play to consume their energy and cultivate your relationship with them. This will be more effective for future guarding work. It is also necessary to go outside to train, feed, walk, etc. This all takes time and cannot be done. Just like a small pet dog, keep it at home and walk it when you get home from work.