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With short hair, long, drooping cheeks, and uniquely pointed ears, there’s no mistaking a Cane Corso. They have a bulky and muscular body that unsurprisingly has a lot of strength to it.
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They’re a large breed, though, smaller than the giant Cane Corso, but they make up for it in agility. A German Shepherd typically weighs 50 to 90 pounds, depending on breeding and gender.
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Luckily for Cane Corso aficionados, these doggos have very low grooming maintenance. This is thanks to their single, short coat that barely sheds. German Shepherds need quite a bit of brushing, thanks to that double coat.
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The Cane Corso lives for an average of 10 to 12 years, which is pretty decent for a giant breed. The large breed German Shepherd has a slightly lengthier or shorter life span of 9 to 13 years.
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Being a giant breed, one of the most life-threatening conditions a Cane Corso can experience is bloat. Sadly for German Shepherds, they’re prone to a number of congenital health issues.
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