Mary Allen
#13 This is still an active and large dog, so they need space to exercise.
Apartments are not recommended as they are more suitable in houses with large gardens, preferably fenced.
#14 Again, the Cane Corso can get along very well with other pets if socialized early.
You should not see other dogs as a threat or competition for your love or affection. The same applies to other pets such as cats or small animals such as gerbils and hamsters.
#15 This breed is known for its strong hunting instincts.
Smaller animals usually look like prey and it can be more difficult to train this instinct out of your pet. It is best to have this dog as your only pet or raised with another dog. Smaller animals can be determined on a case-by-case basis.