{"id":27585,"date":"2021-12-14T15:01:47","date_gmt":"2021-12-14T14:01:47","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.canecorsobarcelona.com\/puppies-cane-corso-black\/caracteristicas-fisicas\/"},"modified":"2022-01-30T18:54:06","modified_gmt":"2022-01-30T17:54:06","slug":"physical-characteristics","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/www.canecorsobarcelona.com\/en\/cane-corso\/physical-characteristics\/","title":{"rendered":"Cane corso physical characteristics"},"content":{"rendered":"

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Cane corso’s physical characteristics<\/h2>\n

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Cane Corsos are a little longer than they are wide, since the proportion of their trunk to the height at the withers of about 11%. Their heads are flat and slightly convex, and their total length reaches 3.6 \/ 10 of the height at the withers. The total length of the muzzle corresponds to 3.4 \/ 10 of the total length of the head and the height of the thorax is 5\/10 of the height at the withers and corresponds to the height of the elbow at the limb.<\/p>\n

Its frontal naso area is quite marked. Their eyes are oval, medium-sized, and very dark in color, as are their fur and nose, but they have a look that expresses vigilance and control. They have a shorter muzzle but a very strong, broad, and curved jaw.<\/p>\n

Their ears are high, large and fall on the head. The tail is thick and is positioned high amputated on the fourth vertebra of the back.<\/p>\n

They have a muscular neck and roughly the same length as the head, a thick straight back, and a defined thorax that slopes down to the elbow. The withers are quite pronounced, so much so that it passes the level of the rump. Its front and rear legs are climbing shoes, the rear legs being a little less compact than the others.<\/p>\n

His legs are strong, fleshy, they are full of muscle, developing a movement with a step and an elongated trot. Their teeth are white, large, complete in development and number. The lower incisors slightly exceed (about \u00bd cm) their corresponding ones in the upper arch, thus resulting in a slightly prognathic closure.<\/p>\n

In short, they are strong, robust, imposing dogs with an impressive but elegant physique and with great strength and energy of nature.<\/p>\n<\/div>

Cane Corsicans could suffer<\/h2>\n

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Cane Corsicans could suffer from the following faults:<\/p>\n