Dogs sometimes like to take a walk through the park in order to rub their back in the grass. If you are wondering why- there are several answers. Rolling in the grass serves them as a shower. That’s one of the ways how they clean themselves from pitch or bird feces on their back. Because of its harshness, dogs use grass as their own comb, even for tearing bunches of hair. Of course, this does not mean that they do not need a common combing. Another reason why dogs like to roll in the grass is the smell. When he smells the scent that masks his own body smell, the dog will roll to that place in order to leave his own smell. It's an evolutionary habit of hunting. Rolling in the grass can also be used to remove unwanted scents from the hair, such as an unpleasant shampoo that irritates his skin. There is also a social role of dog’s rolling in the grass. Such behavior tells other members of the pack that their ‘friend’ has found something. In the end, all dogs love rolling because that makes them happy. A good and aromatic place for stretching and sunbathing is always interesting to them. The owner can easily notice how to evaluate why his pet rolls around and if he is doing it intensely, and not only in the grass but also in the house, he may have some parasite on his back. A relaxed dog that slowly turns from one side to the other is happy and satisfied.
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Cane Corso vs. Other Breeds: What Makes Them Different? 16. Apr 2023.
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.
Cane Corso endurance: tips for taking them on long walks and runs 14. Apr 2023.
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.
Can a Cane Corso live in an apartment? 29. Aug 2021.
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?
Cane Corso ear cropping and tail docking guide 18. Jul 2021.
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.
Cane corso puppy-The earliest socialization 8. Jul 2021.
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.