My Cane Corso

Meet Lola: 

Meet Lola: 

Hi, this week I will be talking about specifically, my dog, I am going to start off with a question and hopefully answer it at the end. Are Cane Corso's a difficult breed to take care of? Lola is my family and I's Cane Corso. We got her at 8 weeks old from a private breeder. Lola is 6 years old and has a huge heart. Cane Corso's are expected to be an aggressive type, but not my Lola! When we take her to the vet they are all surprised and say she's one of the sweetest dogs they have ever met. Lola's a true sweetheart! Now let's talk about health. Lola is 130 pounds. She's a little overweight, but that's okay.  The average male goes from 95-110 pounds and the female goes from 85-95 pounds. Lola's diet is different than other Cane Corso's. Have you ever seen those commercials about bacon treats? Yes, well Lola can not have them because she is allergic to pork(bacon). She is also allergic to corn, peas, broccoli, tomatoes, and more. Lola's breakfast is a specialized mix of chicken, carrots, and many other things. Other Cane Corso's usually have a mix of all meats in their food. Some common health issues are eye problems, hip dysplasia, and a tendency toward gastric torsion. Fortunately, Lola has none of those problems. Cane Corso's are great for a family dog. Not as good around smaller children but 5+ they're good with. It also depends on the dog, so they could be good with babies or not. Lola is better with older kids. She especially does not like little kids that come over and poke at her face. She is still a Sweetheart though. So my question was, "Are Cane Corso's a difficult breed to take care of?" I would say yes, but it is all worth it in the end. I love my Lola, and she's definitely worth all the trouble she's caused. I hope you enjoyed reading this. Thank you and bye. ;)))