Tips for selecting Cane Corso dogs

1. Clear and clean eyes

Healthy eyes should be clear and clean. If the eyes are bloodshot, the eyeballs have a white film, there is a lot of eye feces in the corners of the eyes, and the flesh in the corners of the eyes protrudes, these are unhealthy symptoms.

2. Are there any peculiar smell in the ears?

Under normal circumstances, the Cane Corso dog's ears should not have a peculiar smell, and there should not be dark brown or even black earwax. When purchasing, we can open the Cane Corso dog's ears to inspect, smell and touch them. Whether there is secretion, etc.

3. No foam in the mouth

Healthy Castro has no foamy discharge in his mouth. You can open the Cane Corso dog's mouth to observe the blood color of its gums and tongue. Normally it should be tender pink, but malnutrition, parasites, and congenital anemia can make the gums pale.

4. Normal nose is moist

Healthy Castro dogs have a moist nose, but if they have a cold, allergies, or an upper respiratory infection, they can develop a runny nose and even a cough with phlegm. After infection, the discharge turns into milky, yellow, or green pus.

Instructions for buying Cane Corso puppies

1. General puppy definition

The puppy stage of the Cane Corso is about twelve months, and the Cane Corso dogs on the market that are generally raised by owners have been weaned. Normally, puppies usually start weaning at about one and a half months and are weaned at one and a half to two months.

2. Puppies are prone to illness

Cathrow puppies do not have as stable resistance as adult dogs and are susceptible to infection and illness from the outside world and diet. Therefore, you should carefully consider the care issues before deciding to raise puppies.

3. Cooperation in raising puppies

Cathrow puppies do not have stable resistance and are easily infected and sick. When raising puppies, you need to consider whether you can spend more time with them and take good care of them. Because puppies are small in size and are still learning about the world, if the owner leaves the puppy alone for a long time, it is at a high risk of developing problems.

4. Ask more to find information

Taking care of puppies is not as easy as raising them into humans. A lot happens when caring for a puppy, and there are many details to pay attention to when caring for a puppy. Therefore, owners should seek more information or ask their veterinarian.