Mary Allen
Cane Corso dogs are intelligent, playful, and loyal. A well-socialized and early-trained dog can be great in family settings with young children and even other pets. They are loving, protective, and affectionate.
#1 They were Roman war dogs
Mastiffs have been around for hundreds of generations and are believed to be the descendants of Roman war dogs.
#2 You have your own company
You actually have three. There are currently two Cane Corso societies in Italy. There is an International Cane Corso Association in the United States.
#3 New to the AKC
Although this breed can trace its origins back to ancient Rome, it wasn't until 2010 that the American Kennel Club recognized them. The first litters of Cane Corsos were brought to France in 1988 by a man named Michael Sottile.