The Cane Corso Club Of America Page

04/19/2026

How many can you list without cheating?
Mastiff breeds are generally large, powerful, and protective dogs characterized by heavy, wrinkled heads and short muzzles. They often served as guardians, hunters, and war dogs. Key breeds include the English Mastiff, Cane Corso, Boerboel, and Tibetan Mastiff. Below is a list of 25 recognized mastiff breeds and types:

1. English Mastiff (Classic mastiff)
2. Bullmastiff (Mastiff x Bulldog mix)
3. Neapolitan Mastiff (Italian, known for wrinkles)
4. Cane Corso (Italian Mastiff)
5. Boerboel (South African Mastiff)
6. Tibetan Mastiff (Himalayan guardian)
7. Spanish Mastiff (Ancient, large guardian)
8. Dogue de Bordeaux (French Mastiff)
9. Presa Canario (Canary Mastiff)
10. Fila Brasileiro (Brazilian Mastiff)
11. Tosa Inu (Japanese Mastiff)
12. Kangal Shepherd Dog (Turkish)
13. Central Asian Shepherd Dog (Alabai)
14. Caucasian Shepherd Dog (Caucasian Mastiff)
15. Pyrenean Mastiff (Spanish giant)
16. Dogo Argentino (Argentinian Mastiff)
17. Korean Mastiff (Dosa G*e)
18. Bully Kutta (Indian/Pakistani Mastiff)
19. Aksaray Malaklisi (Turkish Mastiff)
20. Broholmer (Danish Mastiff)
21. Alangu Mastiff (Indian Mastiff)
22. Campeiro Bulldog (Brazilian/Countryside Bulldog)
23. Cimarrón Uruguayo (Uruguayan Molosser)
24. Majorca Mastiff (Ca de Bou)
25. Great Dane (Often considered a German Mastiff type)

03/20/2026

Little but mighty!

03/16/2026

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01/24/2026

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12/31/2025

Should I Crop My Cane Corso's Ears?

When considering whether to crop the ears of a Cane Corso, it's important to balance tradition with potential functional advantages, such as reducing injury risk during play or work, alongside modern ethical and aesthetic viewpoints. While many owners appreciate the charm of natural, floppy ears, others lean towards cropped ears for their traditional look or perceived safety in working contexts. However, it’s important to remember that ear cropping is an elective surgery that carries risks and may invite social stigma.

Reasons for Cropping:

1. **Historical/Working Context**: Cropped ears can help prevent damage during protection or hunting activities, decreasing the risk of injuries when these dogs engage in rough play with other Corsos.

2. **Health (Controversial)**: Some believe that upright ears provide better air circulation, which might lessen the likelihood of moisture buildup and infections, although there is a counterpoint arguing that properly maintained natural ears can remain healthy.

3. **Aesthetic Preference**: Many find cropped ears to be more visually striking and intimidating, aligning better with the breed's conventional image.

Reasons Against Cropping (Keeping Natural Ears):

1. **Ethical Considerations**: Since ear cropping is an elective procedure that inflicts pain and requires a recovery period, it’s viewed by many as an unnecessary cosmetic change.

2. **Character Appeal**: Natural ears contribute to the dog’s unique personality and are regarded as more attractive by numerous contemporary owners.

3. **Social Perception**: Dogs with cropped ears may face negative judgments from those who disapprove of the practice.

4. **Care Requirements**: Floppy ears do require more maintenance, such as cleaning and drying after water activities to prevent issues, but these tasks are manageable.

Key Factors to Think About:

- **Intended Purpose**: If the dog is meant to be a working or protection animal, there are functional reasons for cropping. For a companion animal, the decision mostly revolves around personal aesthetic preferences.

- **Multiple Dogs**: If you have several energetic Corsos, uncropped ears may be at a higher risk of injury during playtime.

- **Personal Decision**: In the end, the choice is yours, but be ready for varying opinions on the matter.

What do you think?

12/07/2025

07/23/2025

❌⭕️ Help Needed❌⭕️

😎The weather outside has been absolutely intolerable. As a result, we've had to pause all our usual fundraising activities until conditions improve. This year has been truly challenging! We’ve only managed to facilitate a handful of adoptions throughout the whole year, whereas we typically average one to two per month. Not receiving adoption fees has taken a hit too.

Everyone is feeling the pressure! Our summer expenses are as high as ever, and the vet bills continue to piling up.

💰August Bills💰
Utilities - $176.00
Misc Adoption Apps - $55.00
Vet Seniors Meds - $159.19
Foster Care - $315.66
Total $705.88
Received 7-22-25 - $200.00
✔️New Total Needed - $505.88

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07/07/2025

❌⭕️ Senior Alert❌⭕️
Monte
Cane Corso
Hopkinsville KY
6 years old
Weight: 125 lbs
Fully Vetted: Yes
Spay/Neuter: Yes
Chipped: Yes
House Broken: Yes
Training: Yes
Dogs: Yes
Cats: He barks but we don't think it wouldn’t take much to get him to stop.
Kids: Yes
Stranger: Yes

We are looking for a long-term foster home for a Monte, our senior Cane Corso. Fostering comes with numerous advantages, and we will cover all veterinary expenses. We also provide support for any transportation or boarding needs that may arise. Additionally, we supply food, toys, and treats for the dog. If any challenges come up, we can always take him back. Monte was brought to us with cancer, but you wouldn’t know it if you meet him! He does experience some separation anxiety and hasn't had much exposure to other dogs, which makes him a bit fearful and prone to curling up in a ball. However, we believe that with some time and decompression, he will learn to accept other animals, even if he does bark at our cat!

Fostering is a fantastic way to enjoy the companionship of a dog without the usual worries. It’s a win-win for retired individuals or families. We recognize that dealing with the loss of a pet can be difficult, so we kindly ask you to consider providing him with a cozy bed and lots of love during his remaining days.

Monte is an absolute joy! He has a gentle demeanor and loves simply sitting next to people. You'll find it hard not to fall in love with him at first sight!

To follow his story, please like, comment, and follow our post and page!

If you would like to be his forever home please complete the application below!

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Note: Please allow 10-14 business days for your application to be processed. We do not allow meet and greets until your application is fully approved!