This breed is not inexpensive. A Peterbald kittens for sale can cost up to $2,000, and due to their high calorie requirements, owning one can cost up to $1,200 per month, including vet bills, food, and toys.
The Cane Corso Association of America (CCAA) is the official American Kennel Club (AKC) Parent Breed Club for the Cane Corso in the United States of America. The CCAA is dedicated to preserving the working ability, soundness and intelligence of the Cane Corso in its purest form. The CCAA is the largest, most progressive Cane Corso Club in North America. We strive to promote the Cane Corso in a positive way and educate the public on the Cane Corso puppies. The CCAA is a club where the advances of the breed are made in a civil, open platform in accordance with our constitution and the AKC's rules and regulations. Compromise and working together as a unified group will allow us reach our goals of bettering the breed. Every member of the CCAA is encouraged to get involved in Cane Corso activities and CCAA functions. We welcome all newcomers to read through our site and get to know the Cane Corso breed. The goal of the CCAA is to help you understand the Cane Corso better.
The Cane Corso is a working dog who absolutely loves having a job to do. This old Italian dog breed was developed to guard property and hunt big game such as wild boar.
Although these are purebred dogs, you may find them in the care of rescue groups or shelters. Remember to cane corso puppies! Don’t shop if you want to bring one of these dogs home.
Cane Corsos are powerful and athletic, best suited to experienced pet parents who have large, securely fenced yards. They’ll definitely need their humans to give them a task; otherwise, they may find their own ways to reduce boredom — probably with destructive behavior. If you can give your dog plenty of space, exercise, and training, then this may be the breed for you!
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