Cane Corso
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| type | dog |
|---|---|
| Place of origin | Italy |
| Size | big · short hair |
| Life expectancy | About 9-12 years old |
| Habit | Confident, intelligent, easy to train compared to other large watchdogs. · Very loyal and protective of the family. · Quite indifferent to people or animals that are not members of the household. · Requires an owner who practices serious discipline and socialization from a young age. |
| Thailand weather | Short coats ventilate more than thick-coated breeds. But it is a large dog with a lot of muscle mass. You must be careful not to exercise heavily in the hot Thai sun, especially after eating. Because of the risk of both heatstroke and bloating. |
| fur care | The fur is short, smooth and easy to care for. Brush once a week Sheds more fur during the change of seasons. |
| exercise | Need a lot of exercise, at least 1 hour a day, including walking and practicing discipline. In order not to overload the energy and become aggressive. |
| Common diseases in the breed | Hip and elbow dysplasia · Idiopathic epilepsy · Demodectic mange · Eyelid abnormalities such as entropion and cherry eye · Gastrointestinal dystrophy (GDV) |
| suitable for | Lots of power |
Frequently asked questions
Is a Ken Corso suitable for living in a condo?
Not ideal. Short-haired breeds release heat better than thick-haired breeds. But it is a large dog with a lot of muscle mass. You must be careful not to exercise heavily in the hot Thai sun, especially after eating. Because of the risk of both heatstroke and bloating.
How long does a Ken Corso live?
Generally around 9-12 years (according to veterinary sources)
What genetic diseases does the Ken Corso have?
Hip and elbow dysplasia · Idiopathic epilepsy · Demodectic mange · Eyelid abnormalities such as entropion and cherry eye · Gastrointestinal dystrophy (GDV)
Can the Ken Corso endure the hot weather in Thailand?
Short coats ventilate more than thick-coated breeds. But it is a large dog with a lot of muscle mass. You must be careful not to exercise heavily in the hot Thai sun, especially after eating. Because of the risk of both heatstroke and bloating.
Sources: www.akc.org · www.petmd.com — Last checked 2026-07-25
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