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Tamara’s Cane Corso’s

Tamara’s Cane Corso’s have champion lines that are bred for companions and family protection. I am a hobbyist always looking to improve the look of my line.

If you have done your homework you know that Corso’s are a VERY dedicated breed. Corso’s need to be properly socialized and trained. Depending on the time YOU put in with your Corso depends on the outcome of their personality. Granted there are lines that are more skiddish, and prone to hereditary diseases. Do your homework!

All of my dogs are: (1) Tested by Embark for health and lineage so you can rest assure you are not welcoming trouble and Veterinary debt. (2) Tamara’s Corso’s are raised in my home and begin potty training at three weeks through the “Doggy” door. (3) Are socialized with children and explore different environments frequently.

Often I see posts asking “what do you feed your puppy?” Just like people....garbage in garbage out. I feed a raw diet starting at three weeks. There are several groups and Coops that are no cost to join and Raw can be as inexpensive as a good kibble. Most importantly with either raw or a high quality kibble their stools will be smaller and they eat less!

- Google best dog foods yearly to ensure your favorite brand makes the cut!

- Watch Netflix “Pet Fooled” this is a great documentary on how some pet food is made.

A few more things to consider: Exercise - the best preventative for chewing! Dogs in general sleep for 10 hours a day. Wear their butts out with a good run in the forest or park! No not a dog park!!!! You will be asking for trouble there. Although my Corso’s will run and play with “most” dogs; dogs have a language of their own and it only takes “that one dog” to ruin it for your dog. Find a state park, train for off leash and after the first year let them run. If you spent the time training early on your dog won’t venture far from you. A Corso is your guardian and will always have the watchful eye.

Training -The absolute best course of action after you bring your little love home...During the first few weeks love, love and more love. Let them acclimate at the same time (1) love on them while they are sleeping (2) walk over them (3) play with their paws (4) rub their gums-yes lather in the slobber-get the good stuff! (5) let them walk around dragging a leash (practice commands: Sit, Stay, Lay down and Come). By week three you should be enrolled in a training class and your puppy will breeze through earning their Good Citizen achievement. That is...If you put the time in. When you make it part of your routine life is easier on you and your puppy!

Interested in one of my upcoming litters? Things you should know:

- If you cannot keep your pup- dog, the pup must be returned to me or an agreed party. Absolutely under no circumstances will the dog go to a rescue

- I am always available to help or answer questions (you maybe educating me- who knows!)

- I highly recommend reading Low Cost Natural Cures --for your dog or cat-- Your Vet Doesn’t Want You to Know About” By Dr. John Heinerman

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