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8 monthsAge
£220Price
Peaches
Cane Corso2 hours
Cane Corso8 months
£220
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Description
A giddy and happy puppy with lots of love to give any new owner. Longs for attention and cuddles, Peaches is a big softie with a fantastic nature who loves playing with her toys and eating! Peaches brings that sparkle into rescue.
Peaches loves using her smart brain and is very clever for a puppy. She enjoys figuring things out but does become easily distracted and aroused so regular breaks is required. She is starting to walk on lead but being a large dog with lots of enthusiasm she will need a steady walker and sometimes mistakes leads as toys. About there with her house training but being so young, she does enjoy companionship and can be vocal if left too long.
Peaches is happy as the only dog within her new home and as she matures she would love to walk and socialise with other dogs who match her energy. She is looking for an adult only home with a very secure garden.
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Litter details
LocationLeicester, Leicester
BreedCane Corso
Ready to Leave3 Mar 2026
Age8 months, 29 days
Health & Docs
KC registered by collectionHealth Checked by a vetWorm and flea treatedVaccinations up to dateMicrochipped by collection date
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Adv. TypeFor adoption
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Pros
Devoted and protective family guardians with calm assurance
Outstanding watchdogs with innate guarding instincts
Easy-care grooming with moderate seasonal shedding
Thrives with owners who have active lifestyles and spacious secure gardens
Cons
Not recommended for novice dog owners due to strong dominant traits
Susceptible to separation anxiety if left alone for extended periods
Potentially high veterinary costs necessitating comprehensive insurance
Requires consistent training and socialisation to prevent behavioural issues
