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The Cane Corso is enormous, classified as a giant breed. With their signature appearance, they really make a visual statement and can’t help but draw comments on their stately appearance.
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The German Shepherd, on the other hand, is fluffier and smaller. They have a slightly curved body, naturally pointy ears, and a long feathery tail.
Cane Corso: They’re huge dogs with big hearts and love their family members with everything they have, showering them affectionately. German Shepherds are excellent guard and working dogs, making them popular with families and working industries.
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Luckily for Cane Corso aficionados, these doggos have very low grooming maintenance. German Shepherds on the other hand need quite a bit of brushing, thanks to that double coat.
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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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