Woman Can't Own a Cane Corso | Joel Beckman's Commenters @BDTraining
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- Опубліковано 19 гру 2023
- REUPLOAD FIX - The entire first 5 minutes was missing from the video. So here we are again to give you the full story. Are woman too weak to own a Cane Corso? According to some commenters on @BDTraining video yes they are and my wife and myself wanted to address this topic. Here is the video we will be referring to on Joel's channel • Battle Dogs Require Ma...
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REUPLOAD FIX - The entire first 5 minutes was missing from the video. So here we are again to give you the full story. Are woman too weak to own a Cane Corso? According to some commenters on @BDTraining video yes they are and my wife and myself wanted to address this topic. Here is the video we will be referring to on Joel's channel www.youtube.com/watch?v=JsGwU...
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I’m a senior and I trained my Corso. He was so easy to trained and he is just a big loving baby.
I'm 50 yr old female. I have a Cane Corso. He loves my Mom who's 73. He listens to both of us.
Love that
I am a single woman but have two male intacted corsos. They are well trained which makes them controllable by anyone!
So amazing 🤩
If for some reason you need to seperate them because another dog attacked, the only thing a woman can do is scream and yell. Good luck with explaining why you couldn't stop it
@@johnbryan2414we have fire arms now
And only thing a male can do is the same. You cant overpower dogs like this by strength, its not possible, they just have more
My alpha intact male is well behaved to strangers but only followed my and my sons directions ultimately..he will do tricks for anyone but he would not be stopped by anyone outside of our pack
That feeling when I mess up an upload is horrible. Again, good video.
Dude, why haven't these people been invited onto the podcast yet? 😊
I would totally be all over that!
Not just me, I bet others would too.
Jason even said he would love to meet you one day. ❤
Dude it's the worst! Thanks for the support bro 💪
I’m a tiny older woman with a intact male Corso. He’s amazing now but it wasn’t easy
It is always harder at the start until they fully become mature and trained. Good job sticking with him and being his leader, it all paid off.
I’m 4’ 10” and my boy loves me. Of course I have control my tone, but he respects me! He actually plays more rough with me vs my husband!
Yes size of owner is such a myth. People that think so do not understand dog training. I will use the example of Joel the trainer shown in this video ....he trained killer whales! He's not bigger than a whale so right there myth busted 😂
We've just adopted a 9mth old cane corso and I've never come across such an incredibly intelligent but goofy dog, she is so amazing. I've started her training for me in little and often, currently doing basket muzzle training and socialising in public. Anyway merry Christmas and greetings from the UK 🇬🇧
I own 6 German Shepherds I weight 110 pds 5 '3
I have to say I was afraid of owning a cane corso because of my size as well until my husband sent me your video “How to convince your wife to get a cane corso!” I’ve been following you both since then! ❤ Once I realized how tiny Kara is I was at ease with the breed. My husband picked up Gabriel (our corso) on Valentine’s Day. He walked into my store carrying Gabriel in his arms and Gabriel’s first reaction to me was growling…. It set me back a bit but after spending a few hours with him I fell in love with him. We purchased all your courses and used your videos to prepare us for training and socialization. Gabriel is now 3 years old and we still socialize him. The biggest compliment we still get today is how intimidating he looks but yet he’s so sweet. Thank you again for all the training and guidance you have given us all these years on cane corsos 😊. Ps: I just noticed the white spots on the bottom of Bruce’s feet! So cute!!
I have a 6 month cane corso who already weighs 71lbs as of 2 weeks ago. He has his basics. We’re in obedience training. He listens to me very well. Never takes a toy from me unless I allow him. I can’t wait to see what learns as we go thru more agile training. I weigh 120lbs. I think how you speak to them and how you handle them at an early age. Training is consistent daily. We work him atleast 3 times a day that does not include our training classes. His training has gone so well I can finally bathe him on my own.
I call that stare the cane corso stare. My best buddy Garibaldi is a champion of the "how far do you want to take this?" look. He never does it with me. He could knock me on my butt any time he wants but Corsos really understand respect.
You two are the very best parents to your dogs every day . Your babies are the best . 😊😊😊😊😊😊
What are your opinions on Rachel from Sense Tempe Cani Corso?.. I think at least from what I've seen that she's very disciplined and they seem to respect her very much.
Her dogs really listen to her, all of them. I don’t know how she does it.
One of the reasons we decided to not get a Corso is because every breeder we spoke with tried to talk us out of getting a male because we already have other males. Even going so far as to offer us discounts to NOT get a male. I myself prefer male dogs and really wanted a male. So we decided that another Bullmastiff would be best.
Honestly, the Bullmastiff is my soul breed and I've done a lot of work with them and am most comfortable working with Bullmastiffs. We were fortunate enough to find a beautiful breeder. But because of medical bills we were cautious so I set up a puppy fund account for just our pups. An amazing couple gave our breeder a donation for our puppy of choice and it truly was a blessing. Now we have our beautiful Red Boy Bullmastiff, Audie, and I'm trying to document every moment of service training with him.
However, the Corso is just a beautiful, stunning, and majestic breed that I love and hope to get to work with one day. And y'all truly are wonderful advocates for the breed by sharing information and content.
Gender really doesn't matter when it comes to what breed of dog you're getting. I'm super small at only 93 pounds and I still have control of our 75 pound Pittie. I had control of our first 130+ pound Bullmastiff and I'm near positive I'll have control of our new Bullmastiff baby. It's all in how you treat them and train them. Balance training is essential.
Much love!😍
Aww that surgery took a lot out of him huh?? Bubba ❤❤❤❤. Give him lots of hugs from us to him!!❤❤❤
My daughter is a dog trainer . She has been a trainer for years .
I need to know if any other women are triggered by those comments 😅
Is eye rolling considered a triggered response, lol? I’m a 70 year old female with three large breed dogs that are extremely well trained and socialized. I also have four horses I trained with much success. I’m 5’3” and weigh 120 lbs., it’s not size it’s attitude, so to the critics I say bring it!🤣
Who do I need to ninja jump?! 👀😆
In triggered
I've had 5 dogs at one time never had an issue with them. Now I have a Neopolitan Mastiff and I'm just amazed at how intimated people are of my year old boy I always have complete control of him but people are afraid if he's not on leash like a leash would really control a 160 pound dog
Keep up the good work fam
Thanks, will do!
You tell them girl. Kara could handle any breed especially if they are trained right. And so could any woman. The comment they made was just rude.
Would love to see you do a podcast with Joel and think Joel said and wanted you on the pod if everyone could fit in their schedule and everything else
People who say something like that are just jealous because they don't own, keep, train or socialize a Cane Corso themselves. They're just sad that there are people like that in the world
Great video guys! If this is the last one video before Christmas, have a lovely holiday 🎄❤
Happy holidays!
I am a small 61 year old female and own a 162 pound very fit and active intact male Dogue de Bordeaux ( my second intact male of this breed.) The DDB does not have quite the intensity and drive of the Corso, but it’s a massive guardian breed, and all that you are saying in this video rings true in my experience! It takes constant work and training…a lifestyle, really. But, I would not have it any other way; the Bordeaux has my heart. ❤️ Giant breeds are my jam, and either you understand them or you don’t- and if you love them enough, you do what it takes for a happy life for them and you. 😊
You "ROCK" I have a giant Schnauzer which is my second GS. I was looking into the Dogue de Bordeau, Corso when I lost my boy of 12 years ( Chocolate) but I decided to go back to the breed I love so much.😀
Hamilton dog training is also an excellent dog trainer who takes a balanced approach.
But I agree with everything that you guys have said 100%
My wife is a petite 5'3" and she is the leader of our one year old 85 pound Cane girl named Moose. She is the best puppy dog momma and Moose is the best dog we have ever had!
Being a woman, I am always just gobsmacked that there are people out there who make such ignorant comments. It is your behavior as a leader, and consistent boundaries as an owner of a more dominant breed, that are the determining factors of a successful relationship.❤ great video!
Great video! Cory and Kiara coming with the facts!!!👍 Have a Merry Christmas!🎄
I'm 63 and daughter 35, or cane corso listens to both of us and her training goes very easily and she's always learning. It is all in the way you train them!
I expected my pup to guard after a year, she guarded me twice at 5mo when she perceived a threat. Her control was amazing. She stands down on call.Idon't own her,but share my life with her. Works for praise and I work with her daily. She was raised with my pits.
how the dog is raised and trained 110% impacts everyone’s safety. i take my 2 sheps (both equal your one 😂) alone all the time. eff ignorant people! thank you for your great video, kara sent me 😊
Loved this! Totally Agree ❤ My man B-Dub looks massive in this video! 😁💪
Men have more strength, deeper voices and, I'm sorry, usually have more authoritah. That said, a confident self-discipled woman who is willing to do the work can do the job. And there are ways that you can establish and increase your status as leader.
So funny u guys mention the "stare down" 😂 i have moments with my 8 month corso puppy who tries to push her limits.....when i give her a command and she acts like she didnt hear me, i just give her that look like "girl i know u know what i said " then she does what i told her to do😂
Haha the look I know it well 👀
Great video ❤I watched the first version and thought it was a little wired 😜but still a great video； It’s worthy to watch multiple times 👍👍👍
Haha thanks for the rewatch ....I can't believe nobody mentioned the start was kind of weird to grasp the idea. My bad and thank u for helping me out here rewatching and commenting
I'm a 28 yrs old woman and my cane corso female outweights me. She's one and a half now and we've never had any issues what so ever until now on walks, with people with other dogs, she's an angel!
❤
This was great. Merry Christmas a Happy New Year.🎄❤️
Happy holidays!
My daughter and I have a male Doberman and a male Great Dane-they clearly understand who the bosses are… neither one of them are crazy about men…they love women and children…Jaeger, our Doberman can definitely change at a moments notice…he is extremely protective of us …most of the time he is ok around strangers but sometimes he just suddenly doesn’t like someone-I don’t know if they give off some vibe that he doesn’t like…they don’t have to even come near us, so it’s not like they are a threat to us…for some reason, neither dog likes one of our male neighbors-they bark at him and it’s not a nice friendly bark-not sure what is going on there but something is off there…and you would be amazed at the number of kids who just walk right up to Jaeger and love him…I would never have just walked up to a Doberman when I was a kid!!
I just love Bruce and JJ…they are both so beautiful and well behaved!!! You both have done a fantastic job with them and have made them ambassadors for their breed!!! I think people see them and instantly want them not realizing the work you and Cara have put into them!!!
Big hugs to all 4 of you
Joel Beckmann is the best dog trainer on UA-cam his stern but fair methods are spot on
Hi from Sierra Vista AZ.
I am a 5 foot 110lb 68 yo woman. I have always had Great Danes. I now own a 155 lb male Cane Corso. He is a very obedient gentleman !
Great video!
I’m 61, my shepherd is 130 lbs and is fear reactive since he was a puppy. He is extremely well trained and the most likely genetic part/ lack of socialization at critical time frame ( picked him up at 16 .5 weeks old) is never going to change. I’m the boss and he knows it. Oh, I’m a woman.
I so love and respect your initial response. And I totally agree.
My mother would’ve had this breed if she would’ve known about them. She was 4 foot 11 and weighed 100 pounds. She mixed great Danes with Doberman pinchers because she wanted dogs with a mixture of those two breeds. My parents had 5 acres on a mountain top in Puerto Rico and she train those dogs on her own. When you came into the property, you would never see the dogs barking at the gates. They would allow you in and as you park the car, you can see two in the front two in the back. She would release her command and that’s when the dogs relaxed and allowed you to get out of the car. Her training skills were self taught, and she did it all on instinct. She never missed the beat. Dogs react to love and discipline. Not gender. By the way, all four of the dogs were huge males. I am proud to say that I have had extremely well-trained German shepherds, doberman pinchers, Rottweilers and Chihuahuas. And Chihuahuas can be as vicious as big dogs if you let them.
Thank you 👍
What’s up with BW? He is looking super tired tonight ❤❤❤. He is such a love bug!! JJ is listening like a student in class. 😂
Merry Christmas
Merry Christmas to you as well bro 🎅
Good video
I have 3 intact males, 1 CC and 2 EB. They love each other and they all know who the leader is in our house and follow suit.
Thank you! Cane Corsos are amazing, and they need good leadership. BW and JJ are amazing ❤
I agree regarding personal preference for males. Especially so re: Cane Corso’s. Females are more aloof, cat-like when it comes to physical interaction/affection. It depends on if/when they desire that kind of interaction. I learned this during my research and investigation period prior to deciding to get a Cane Corso. My male, loves, gives and seeks affection. He is an über “Velcro dog.”
Its ABSURD. I actually read in Akitas for Dummies (or a similar title) that you should NEVER adopt a male adult Akita especially with females in the house. This book was published and in the local library.
So imagine my surprise pickachu face reading that book to my 5yr old male Akita that I rescued from an abusive home. He gave the very typical Akita face of, 😑
He also became my Service Dog- the best behaved by every store employee and manager. They'd say "now that's a REAL service dog!"
He passed July 2023 at 13 with a bite record of 0, fight record of 0, and a bark record of 3 the entire 8 years I had him 😂
💕🌹🌸🌸LOTS OF LOVE AND BLESSINGS ALWAYS 🙏💕💞🌹🌸
Love your dogs so beautiful
I'm 5ft 2...
I have a female that is @120# and a male pup on track to be @160#
Your gym loves your family .
We are so lucky they allow dogs there
20 seconds in and I have a response (it may change but knowing y'all's video it probably won't). I don't think size matters as long as you are able to control your dog. Growing up, my family had a doberman. Best boy ever (we lost him to cancer when he was about 3-4). I was about 8 or 10 when we got him and would regularly take him for walks. He was much stronger than I was, and he weighed more than me. He could've taken me out at any point had he wanted to. He didn't. He had gone through a good bit of training (as obviously my parents weren't going to not train him and leave him with young kids), and he saw us as his people. He would never hurt a fly unless it came to protecting one of us. I very much feel that the size of the dog/human does not matter as long as the dog is well trained. I've seen 80 pound women tugging along with a cane corso sized dog with no issues. I've seen 200+ pound men fight to get a Chihuahua under control. It's not the dog/person as much as it is the training in my opinion
Edit to add: my sister is in her 20s and weighs maybe 120 pounds soaking wet, if that. She has a lab who's gone on a little bit of a diet, but at one point weighed about 100-110. He's a thick and strong boy. He's also incredibly well trained. We could leave him and my parents doodle (who weighs about 50-60 pounds and is a string bean) unsupervised with my 8 months old nephew and not have to worry about either of them hurting him. Worst they would do is accidentally step on him. We don't leave them with him unsupervised for that exact reason, but if dogs are well trained, you should have no issues with them (most of the time, I will admit sometimes no matter how good your dog is or well trained, there is always something that could set them off, I see them the same as people. People can be great but no matter how great they are, there is always at least one thing that will bother them or maybe they're having a bad day ie sick or hurt, and something that's normally not an issue will become an issue that singular time)
I love your dogs
It's not a war dog now, it's a family dog. I'm Belgian, we think different about some of these breeds (Cana Corso, Malinois, Bouvier, Tervuren, all Belgian shepherds..). The Malinois is the most popular family dog over here with people that live out in the countryside. And no, that are not the EU-USA-sporting-policing bred lines, those are not family dogs (any more). I'm talking about our typical 'courtyard' bred Malinois, they are excellent loving family dogs. As are Corso's in Italy. They are great in their home, and sure they guard it for real, don't climb the fence... As all dogs, they all need exercises, rules, training and clear boundaries.
-> I agree positive-only will get you in trouble with all of them. Certainly in puberty, you will have to put your foot down sometimes. Thank you for the videos
Nope. My babies weigh so much more than me and I can pull him off hair standing ready to bite fit. He listens or people get hurt. He knows it❤
I would never get a guard type of dog because I’m clueless w/ training. Another factor, when choosing a dog is, I’m 107 lbs and 5’1… so yeah.
I adopted a small puppy a couple yrs ago & the rescue said… he’d be, no more than 45 lbs… well, they lied! He’s a huge black dog and weighs 96lbs!!
He’s incredibly protective and looks intimidating… so, I’m able to walk alone at night. (something, I’d given up years ago because my town is starting to get too dangerous)
If someone is walking towards us, he automatically walks alongside like a well trained heeled dog, getting between me and the stranger. Wish, I could take credit for it, but I never taught him how to heel.😏. Even though, I have zero clue how to train a dog, with him being so smart… he makes himself looked like a well trained dog. Feel like the universe had a hand in picking him, living alone in a house can get a little scary.
Love Beckman training. I watch that channel as well!!!
Hey
LOVE
I too am a single woman that owns a gorgeous and well behaved cane corso so these ignorants shouldn’t own a dog . Like Jason and Kara have changed my life thanx guys I love my Corso . Just like he says it is how they start their lives and training and love ❤️
Dogs are family!!!
I admire Kara for her strength and her fabulous strong empowering attitude. People are so envious because they want to be able to show and to have the leadership skills that you and Jason have. Gender and size have nothing to do with it. It’s about having the confidence and strength and that is something that you both are blessed with. I myself will never own another breed. I look to you both for guidance on my Zeus !!!! Thank you for all you do and helping the Corso community… Much respect!!!!
Im older and have a cane corso mix hes 9 months old and im the boss and he’s amazing
It’s spelled: Women, which means more than 1 Woman. My 115 lb daughter just RECUED 2 Cane Corso’s and she spends time and they are around my 3 yo twin grand sons and 6 you grand daughter and 17 yo grand son as well as my 15 yo grand daughter. These are still pups, but my daughter is the authoritarian! The dogs are sooo sweet. Maybe part is because they were rescued from starving, but my daughter lets them get by with NOTHING, but is soft and firm.
it's spelled "rescued" not "RECUED"
@@yo_drew okay, damn I am typing it on my phone, not my computer. WTH with people these days? Mad at absolutely NOTHING that matters.
Then why are you playing Grammer police? Nobody likes those people and a study was actually done showing that people that always correct others grammer are not nice people. And who said that @wnyazingkid is mad? You are playing grammer police so he was giving it back to you. You may need to look deeper into your life here, sounds like you are having some life struggles and taking it out on the keyboard. Hope you can have a good holiday.
@melissabush63 Alexa define irony and projection.
Thanks for reminding us that the whole family need to be very carefully on the same page when educating a dog. Dogs are smart and will learn quickly what they can get away with with whom, if consistency is lacking. And then all the work will go out of the window.
I am a 62 year old woman with a fully trained Cane Corso.
Demeanor of them reminds me so much of my boxer. Love these big boys
Gender, size, or race does not matter when it comes to an Cane Corso or any breed of dog. It’s the heart and dedication plus the responsibility of the owner to raise a well-balanced dog that is trained properly with lots of love and in return the owner of the dog, receives that dogs, love and loyalty to the end.
I grew up all my life with man stopper dogs and even as a child when I spoke to my father, grandfather, plus uncles dogs they listen and obeyed us the children and grandchildren because our extended K9 dog family members understood the order/ranking of the family.
It doesn't matter if you're a woman or a man. A dogs just needs proper training love and care. I have 3 Great Dane half breeds and a Chihuahua. All 4 dogs eat and drink from the same bowls. There are 2 males and 2 females in my pack. We all walk together. And go to parks together. Training and love is what makes the difference. The dogs also watch how you act and behave too. So total awareness is best.
Yes! Love this video! Joel is awesome too, love watching his videos. It's all about energy! If you're a wishy washy, pushover.....a corso is going to walk all over you. You have to be firm and follow through with what you're asking of them. They're so smart it doesn't take too much for them to understand what you want. Also agree with what you said about raising your dog. So important. Great video. Love to the whole fam!
It doesn’t work (pos only) for any dog but people get away with it easier with smaller breeds that can’t do much damage
what doesn't work?? i'm so confused your post makes no sense
It’s in parentheses he’s referring to where Jason mentions positive reinforcement only training doesn’t work for powerful breeds @@redschafer7804
@@user-zh6ib3nw7c ok thanks that clears it up
Positive reinforcement training only
@@OffGridDogs ok so its the stuff that Zac
George and other "animal rights" activists who claim to be "Professional dog trainers" call their dog training methods. i have yet to see it work and any dog much less ones as powerful as a cane corso.
My mom is in her 80's and loves her giant schnauzers. That being said, she's obviously not part of the picture if something goes wrong and physicality is required. So it's not cut and dried. If my mom lived in a crowded retirement community that dog would be wildly inappropriate (irresponsible even) but out in the woods he's a crucial aid. He's phenomenally trained btw, very steady, but it's not about that. A dog could attack him, or he could "identify" a threat in an emergency etc..
I didn't like the commenters tone on that vid either, but there is also an expectation that any owner can either control their animal or force avoidance of dangers. This is why people don't just bring horses wherever. Where you are just wrong is saying that dog could kill you btw. I mean sure, if you don't try, but I've been attacked in earnest (at 16 btw) and trust me it only lasts seconds. I wasn't even full sized myself yet and that 100lb plus dog was bouncing off park picnic benches while i just had a few holes in my arm (still visible) that didn't even bleed for 15 min.
I would LOVE having a Bruce Wein myself. I am in Greece do you know of a good breader?
Don't know this Joel person but I would love the opportunity to have a Cane Corso. They are magnificent. I totally agree with everything you said. 🔯🕎✝️💜
Gender and size don't matter as long as you do training and continue to train for the life of the dog. If the human is small or doesn't have a lot of strength, you have to adjust and work on it... might need help from a professional trainer (and not a positive only trainer ... they are missing key components of working with difficult behaviors).
I think the fear is, if a fight breaks out with another dog, a lady, senior, or child won't be able to break it up. I think that's what concerns them.
I love this family. ❤ kara girl, you’re awesome and gorgeous. God bless guys!
It's funny that people think that a man of any size think that they can out muscle a cane corso of they decide they want something. Its how you live with your dog. It's how you manage your dog
But i have to disagree on the male vs female thing. I used to like male dogs, but my first female dog, who is a cane corso, changed my mind. Female corsos have protective and nurturing instincts, and it's honestly beautiful. My second corso will be ready end of January and i chose another female
Oh it me! I own a corso and have owned a bullmastiff 😂 it's all about the training, confidence and consistency. I bought the perfect puppy course for my corso pup and it was a great addition to my knowledge.
Plus you can use tools like a pronge collar to assist the physical power difference IF the owners needs that.
okay, I comment before watching and wanna say: no matter what size your body is: it's all about mental strength and having the ability to ensure confidence. (if that makes sense; I'm a german woman; maybe the wording isn't correct)
@Jason Cory
I have a male in tact AmStaff & a spayed female AmStaff…. Would a Cane Corso be campatable to live around another male & more importantly a Pitbull breed?
I’m 58. I have my Cane Corso, Bruce Wayne, Like your BW, with 2 years old. All ok with us.
I'm a mastiff mom of three , That's such BS . We aren't weak at all😂😂😂 lol I will say I am a tall bigger female compared to Kara for sure. And I'm definitely not weak . Both mentally or physically
I never heard anything said about women and I watched it twice.
You must have missed the beginning where I literally read the comments calling out women.
No not at all. People that think that shouldn’t have a dog.
Well if something goes wrong a 200lbs man is much more capable to deal with it than a 120lbs woman, that's pretty undeniable. But besides that, women tend to be much more sensitive with dogs, they tend to anthropomorphize them more and it's harder for them to give proper structure and discipline.
And I can argue with in regards to size and Joel who previously trained Killer Whales........those outweigh him by like 100000x
You don't walk killer whales around, they live in a tank and you train them to do tricks... @@jasoncorey by the way do you actually not agree that women are softer than man with dogs? On average.
I disagree my dogs have always listened to me better than my husband or kids. I always taught my dogs manners and will not tolerate them not listening to my commands. A female co worker has told me I am different than most women towards my dogs but I'm not the only woman that's like this
gender has no matter, my daughter had a retired police k9. german shepherd; he was an intact male. She was 5;2 and 130 lb. he stayed with me a lot. could be mean, but he was sweet with kids. btw he saved her life twice. he pulled her out of the tub twice. he was the best. miss him. She now has another guard dog Korean Jindo. and well-trained and great with her babies.
115 pound female with a cane corso and training is a must. Other then the occasional head bonk by accident that almost knocked me out were all good 😂 those big heads are no joke when you take one to the chin.
Theres alot more to positive training then giving treats. Positive training really just involves using more intelligent and creative methods than hitting/scaring/punishing your dog. Victoria Stillwell is an excellent example. In many of her videos she discusses the switch towards positive training and why its more successful.. a scared dog is not a safe dog. Your dog shouldnt fear you, it should feel safe and confident with you. As far as dog daddy, its unfair to say people are "taking certain clips" to judge him when literally the ONLY clips he provides are of him yanking and swinging the dog around by his collar. Dozens of professional trainers with years of experience have spoken out against this, check out Zak George for some excellent videos on it. PS, your dogs are beautiful and obviously whatever works for you, just sharing my thoughts.
I definitely don’t think gender or race matters, but specifically with your dogs, Jason is the trainer and Kara has learned or reinforced what they have been trained to do by Jason. Jason is has spent hours a day training them while she was at work.
I concur the attitude and know how is what matters, however, in all fairness I don't think anyone can look at Kara (Cara?) Corey and think 'weak'.
Corso are like horses..a strong farm girl can handle a intimidating stuborn stallion. But the average women( or man) off the streets dosent have the confidence and pack leadership mind set ,to have the alpha corso trust and follow their lead...most of my communication with my corso are gestures and eye contact. Never ask your dog to obey.
Never scream or hit your dog.
Real alpha leaders dont have to do those type of corrections
It about respect and training. RESPECT being key and obviously these people do not know that but any way. The way you respect your animal is the way you are respected training is key please women are the in need of these gorgeous well guard dogs again training and responsibility is key!!!!!!!!
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Joel's da man!