Cane corso growth chart

Upon researching the perfect breed for my partner and myself, I’ve stumbled over many Mastiffs and one of my top contenders was the Cane Corso.

Little side note: Ultimately, we went for a wonderful female Rottweiler, but the Corso is definitely a close second.

After diving deeper into the breed, I’ve noticed a huge discrepancy in Cane Corso size charts.

Everybody had a different opinion and I was pretty shocked to see that the size differences made a huge difference in how the breed appears.

Don’t get me wrong, every breed has smaller and larger individuals but with the Cane Corso, it’s just the Wild West out there.

I’ve seen relatively small (in terms of height) and incredibly stocky types which look more like American Bullies.

The true Corso (whatever that means is dependent on whose book you’re reading or who you’re listening to) is quite large, athletic, and bears little resemblance to bully-type dogs.

Confirmation came as I inquired with breeders who bred large, healthy types (judging by their health testing and athletic capabi

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