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italian corso dog: italian corso dog

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The Italian Corso Dog is a dog breed from Italy, not from Corsica as his name may indicate. The Italian Corso Dog is used in guarding, defense, police and tracking with professionals, but he can also be a companion or a guard dog with individuals. He is even-tempered, calm, reserved, silent, and you will have to teach him to bark and to growl to alert. This dog has a steady personality, he should be educated because he tends to be aggressive and quarrelsome with his peers, and he may even challenge his master if you use the method "brutus". When he is educated and socialized, he will be very attached to his master and won't hesitate to intervene in case of danger. In a family, he won't be a problem if he is well educated since a young age.

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Pub dateJun 8, 2018
ISBN-101720978298
ISBN-139781720978299
LanguageEnglish
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