The Cane Corso temperament is confident, protective, bold, alert and loyal. These fit hunting and herding dogs descend from old Roman Molosser. Their name comes from Cane de Corso, an old term for dogs used in rural activities, herding cattle and swine. Cane Corso temperament made them ideal for guarding property, livestock and families as well as in war. The Cane Corso is a large, powerful, intelligent, active, and headstrong dog. They love their family, but do not typically show affection. They want to be near you, but are not fond of petting and cuddles. Cane Corsos are big, so interactions between small children and these dogs must be supervised. Today we’ll look at what your can expect from your Cane Corso’s temperament from puppyhood through adolescence to adulthood. We will share tips for getting the most out of their personality and helping their behavior to fit in with your family and lifestyle.
