Hank is a big-hearted Cane Corso with the mind of a playful puppy trapped in a massive, brindle-and-sable coat. He’s endlessly social—meeting people and spending time with other dogs are his favorite things. Hank’s goofy streak and deep affection win everyone over quickly, but he’s still new to the comforts of home life after years outdoors, likely used for breeding. House manners and leash skills are a work in progress; he’ll pull and can jump up in excitement, so he’s looking for someone who’ll keep up clear, consistent boundaries and work with him patiently. This breed’s instincts run deep. Hank is a natural guardian and needs an adopter with real experience handling mastiffs or other protective giants. That instinct makes him a loyal, loving protector once he bonds, but means first-time or unprepared adopters aren’t a fit. Hank shines when he has structure and an outlet for his playful energy—he’d be thrilled with another friendly dog at home. Because of his size and exuberance, Hank should live with older kids (12+) who understand boundaries. Cats remain an unknown. If you know how to guide a guardian breed and want loyal companionship with a side of comic relief, Hank’s waiting for you. This could be the start of something paw-some.