Cane Corso Mastiff Puppies First 8 weeks of Growth

Growing up, my Mother bred various breeds of dogs and it was always fascinating to see puppies being born, nursing and getting bigger. There would be a anticipation for the puppies eyes to be open and then two weeks after they would get playful and full of life.

The Cane Corso puppies are real playful by there sixth week, and it's just fun to watch them stumble around and play with each other. They start to love people and will tackle you the moment you would sit down on the grass. What's even more amazing is the amount of growth they go through during this short time.

Take a look at the following video.




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Cane Corso Mastiff Agility Unmatched!

When it comes to agility The Cane Corso Mastiff takes the bone. Muscular and shorter then the English mastiff, the cane is known for it's athletic look and ability. Take a look at the following video and how this Cane was trained for long hang time off a rope hung from a tree.



I only posted this video as a demonstration of the Cane Corso Agility, you would never see any other type of mastiff able to perform this feat. This trainer is specifically training his dog for performance and controlled aggression. That's why you'll see his approach with the dog being very rough.

Tune in tomoro where I go into more detail into the history of the Cane Corso Mastiff

- Mastiff Master

cane corso mastiff puppys

The Cane Corso Mastiff puppies are cute and adorable, but take care when purchasing. You want to ensure your buying a quality mastiff from a reputable breeder. I recommend you study the Mastiff breed if even in general to get a better understanding of what they are about.

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Just for fun check out the video post of the Cane Corso pup...