Mary Allen
In general, the Ca de Bou is easy to train. The prerequisite for this is that he comes from a breeder who attaches great importance to good socialization. If this is the case, then a good upbringing is a feasible task.
Tip: When training, it is important to make it clear to the dog from the start that you are in charge. If the dog has no respect for you, training is difficult. Once the dog starts walking on the leash, it is always stronger than its owner.
If the education is successful, then the dog is very sociable and can also be taken on excursions. All in all, the dog is not suitable as a first dog for beginners, as you have to pay attention to a few things.
The dog has no great demands when it comes to keeping it. He can live both in an apartment and in a house. However, it should be noted that he only behaves quietly in the apartment if he gets enough exercise during the day.
The Ca de Bou can stay at home alone for several hours and there is no need to worry that it will break something. But of course, the Ca de Bou is happy about a garden in which he can play to his heart’s content.