As with all dogs, Cane Corsos need early socialization. Start exposing them to a lot of people and experiences when he's just 4 months old to help him become well-rounded when he grows up— unafraid of children, unfamiliar people, animals, and being alone. If you don't expose your pup to these experiences, he may become aggressive or anxious. With more socialization, your dog will have a better understanding of normal behaviors and the actions that are safer for them to respond to.
The Italian breed standard says that Corsos must not mind little interactions. They will react only in instances when there is a threat. Cane Corsos are working dogs who can function even with a high level of stress. When a Corso can't keep this kind of temperament under a stressful situation, the dog has an incorrect temperament of a Cane Corsos.
Take a proactive approach to your pet’s health with regular health and wellness checks at your animal hospital Porters Lake, NS.
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