How vicious is a Cane Corso
Viciousness is a term that denotes brutality, cruelty or violence. This is a trait that is not actually preferred by owners, especially families, to be exhibited by their canine companions. The Cane Corso’s reputation for not being a breed for everyone is not due to any vicious aspect. It is due to the large breed’s tendency to shed, drool, snore, chew on furniture, and a seemingly unending attack of flatulence.
However, the breed shouldn’t be counted out of its other exemplary abilities. Their tough and robust exteriors make them intimidating guard dogs and efficient hunters of big game. They are also known for their sensitivity and become sad when scolded by their owners.
Having an instinct to protect their families, they are wary of strangers but will not be aggressive towards them. Cane Corsos are able to detect if the threat is real or not. If their families are indeed threatened then they become fearless defenders. Viciousness is more of a reaction while the Cane Corsos act only when they have to.
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