Australian Legal Framework and Cane Corso Within the Australian legal framework, the situation regarding the Cane Corso may vary depending on the state or territory in which one is located. In general, the Cane Corso is not considered a prohibited breed in Australia. However, some Australian jurisdictions may have specific regulations governing the ownership and […]
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Cane Corso: A Breed Adapted to Australia’s Climate
Introduction The Cane Corso is a large dog breed, native to Italy, known for its balanced temperament, loyalty and physical strength. But how does this breed perform in the Australian climate? Let’s find out together! Cane Corso: A Brief Introduction to the Breed The Cane Corso is an Italian Mastiff, known for its impressive musculature […]
LEGGI DI PIÙ | READ MORE »How to Import a Cane Corso from Italy to Australia
Intro The Cane Corso is a beautiful and fascinating breed, and interest in these dogs is also growing in Australia, especially for those specimens that have been bred in Italy. Importing a puppy (or even an older individual) Cane Corso from the Bel Paese to Australia requires a number of key steps, which include preparing […]
LEGGI DI PIÙ | READ MORE »Managing Summer with Your Cane Corso: Tips for the Heat
Introduction to Summer Heat and Dogs Summer is a time of year that can bring high temperatures, and even our four-legged friends, such as the Italian Cane Corso, can suffer during the hot season. It is important to pay special attention to the well-being of our pets to ensure that they are safe and comfortable. […]
LEGGI DI PIÙ | READ MORE »The Mystery of DSRA (Dento-skeletal-retinal Anomaly): An Investigation into the Hereditary Disease of the Italian Cane Corso
Introduction to the DSRA DSRA (Dento-skeletal-retinal Anomaly) is a hereditary disease that exclusively affects the Italian Cane Corso breed. This disease manifests itself through a series of abnormalities in the development and growth of the animal’s skeleton and teeth. Specifically, dogs with DSRA exhibit dwarfism and bone deformities, as well as extremely brittle, thin, transparent […]
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