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Fawn Cane Corso With Floppy Ears

Shes a cane corso which is also called an italian mastiff and sometimes mistaken for a pitbull. Puppies are usually cropped between 8 12 weeks of age.

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Is it necessary to cut the ears of a cane corso.

Fawn cane corso with floppy ears. While it is possible to crop older puppiesdogs as the pup matures the weight of the hanging ear begins to break the cartilage down. I like it when it hangs because it looks less scary lol. Again with trends in cosmetic surgeries for dogs changing many corsos now have full tails which should be carried erect but never curled over the back.

10 week old puppy chasing a bug. But are there negatives if i live them down or is it necessary to cut them. This breed has long legs with a slim body most likely they have dark blue green eyes that sit upon there head that many people can find intimidating.

The tail is also traditionally docked to give the dog a distinctive look but these days with regulations regarding tail docking the dog can also be seen with a full tail. Cropped ears are safer healthier and more natural for your cane corso dog. The head of the cane corso is large and the ears are cropped and stand erect.

The corso has floppy ears that are sometimes cropped for cosmetic reasons. The corso is very recognizable to most trained dog enthusiasts with there gigantic size while still being elegant. The tail of the corso is traditionally docked fairly long at the 4th vertebra.

Im getting a cane corso and ive been hearing from people that you do have to cut it and others say its just a choice. The corso has a short coat which comes in fawn shades gray red brindle or black shades. Cane corso appear in two basic coat colours.

The cane corso is a high drive dog and these guys are very rough and tumble. You may end up with several trips to the vet to have un cropped ears stitched back up. They love to play and they play hard.

Big floppy ears will quickly become handles for another dog to bite hang on to drag around and hang off of.

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