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This breed is generally the offspring of an Italian Cane Corso and the American Pitbull Terrier.
Although these giant dogs are known for their Italian heritage, they descended from the Greek Molossus dogs. These were true big bois growing up to six feet in height and weighing over 200 pounds.
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The American Pitbull Terrier is the result of breeding bulldogs and terriers together a long time ago. They were bred largely in the early 19th century as baiting dogs in England.
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They’re large and in charge, there’s no doubt about it. The Pit Corso is typically muscular, as are both of its parents, and they usually have the blocky head and stoutness of the Pitbull. But from there, all bets are off.
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With their short coats, these mixed pups are usually very easy to care for and don’t require much grooming. Generally, a brush once every other week is enough.
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