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How long after birth does a Cane Corso stop growing?

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A Cane Corso generally stops growing at 12 to 18 months. Ideal adults stand 64-68 cm at the shoulder and weigh 45-50 kg, with some over 60 kg.

They are standard large mastiffs, compact and powerful with strong attack and endurance, and very loyal, bravely defending against threats to the owner.

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