Helen Clark
#7 Early socialization and a committed trainer are key to developing the proper habits and behaviors in your Cane Corso.
#8 They have a high prey drive, so be careful with cats and other small animals in the neighborhood.
#9 Most Cane Corso experts do not recommend the breed for novice owners/trainers.
#10 This breed sheds a fair amount with heavy seasonal shedding.
#11 A properly-trained Cane Corso shouldn’t be timid or aggressive – more aloof than anything.
#12 The Cane Corso isn’t known as an overly loud barking dog.
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