Welcome to Maxima lux kennel!
Our love for Cane Corso has been born 10 years ago when after a long research, informing and contacting various breeders we decided to buy our first female called Jamaica. Since then, the love for this breed became stronger day by day. Guided by my own different information and experience in Cane Corso breeding, I decided to share the philosophy of my kennel with you. There are three main facts in breeding our Italian mastiff:
- Health
- Character
- Appearance
When we talk about health, we perform numerous tests, especially x-rays of hips and elbows. Our Cane Corso dogs eat the best quality food and we try to make them more active, whether we talk about the training or socialization (everyday life). Besides all other things, socialization mostly affects the character of the Italian Mastiff, and it must be started in puppies early age (from the 6th week of life). Interaction of pups and adult dogs with our children is of crucial importance to us, and we constantly strive to involve them in each other’s daily activities. A well-socialized and character-stable dog can easily get involved in any training, whether we talk about exhibitions or work. The genes of our Cane Corso are based on the genes of Old Italian lines (rustic lines), although sometimes we love to involve some other ‘exotic’ blood line. We carefully select individuals of great health, good character and quality blood lines for mating and all these things together affect on the high quality of our pups. Our Italian mastiff is a protective athlete of a big heart and it’s always there for his family.
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Cane Corso NEWS
Dog boarding facility in Serbia, Belgrade - Maxima lux
Dog boarding facility in Serbia, Belgrade will take great care of your dogs!!!
Straw cane corso exported to Columbia, USA
My white Cane Corso boy was successfully exported to the United States of America.
My beautiful cane corso boy Ghost exported to Sweden
I am happy to announce that my beautiful black cane corso boy Ghost is with his new owner Oliver in Gothenburg, Sweden.
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16. Apr 2023.
Cane Corso vs. Other Breeds: What Makes Them Different?
Cane Corso is a huge and muscular Italian breed recognized for its loyalty and protective temperament. They are different from other breeds in their size, temperament, and unique heritage as working dogs employed for hunting and guarding livestock.
Large and powerful Cane Corsos need daily exercise to keep fit and happy. They are energetic and good running or walking partners. Long walks or runs require planning and attention to their demands. This page discusses training, hydration, pacing, and equipment for long walks and runs with your Cane Corso. Follow these suggestions to keep your Cane Corso safe and healthy when outdoors with you.
29. Aug 2021.
Can a Cane Corso live in an apartment?
As a breeder of Cane Corso for many years back, I often get questions about Corso's needs. One of the most asked questions is about the place Cane Corso needs for its living. For example, does Corso needs a sizeable fenced yard, or can he live in a flat without problems?
18. Jul 2021.
Cane Corso ear cropping and tail docking guide
Ok, you bought a Cane Corso or thinking about getting one. One of the first things you should think about is whether you want a cropped puppy or a natural-looking one.
8. Jul 2021.
Cane corso puppy-The earliest socialization
As you all probably know, the most important thing you can do for your Cane Corso dog is to socialize him. The best time for puppy socialization is between 4- and 16-weeks old. This is the fastest learning period in a Cane Corso life, and the period they best react to surrounding stimulation.
15. Apr 2021.
Ten most exciting facts about Cane Corso
Ten most exciting facts about Cane Corso
We want to share some interesting facts about the Cane Corso breed with everyone interested in this beautiful breed. Many misconceptions are on the Cane Corso scene, and we are trying to move those clouds out. Let's get started.
10. Apr 2021.
Does Cane Corso have separation anxiety?
Does Cane Corso have separation anxiety?
My Cane Corso is very attached to me. Would it be a problem if he is left alone? Or my Italian Mastiff is making a mess when he stays alone in a home. Does my dog have a problem? What exactly is separation anxiety?
1. Nov 2020.
Cane Corso socialization
Socializing your Cane Corso is the essential thing one owner could do for his best fur friend. A socialized dog is confident and behaves balance in every situation. That makes him and his owner happier and satisfied in everyday activity, making no room for something unexpecting to happen.