My dog is half cane and she acts exactly this way, loves being on the couch but when she goes outside she’s a different dog. We thought she was climbing the fence, but then I caught her in the act, she literally cleared the fence 😅
Thank you , thank you for discussing toys . As a vet tech I have assisted many surgeries where we have pulled out insane items. And this is true of any size dog and cats too. Hair scrunchies , kid's erasers , pieces of plastic, balls that were small enough the dog could swallow. Keep up the information. Thank you again
My corso could leave any time she wants. The yard is fenced. She doesn't leave because of her guarding instinct. She knows that the yard is unprotected if she can't see it. When walking in the woods off leash, she needs to see me to protect me, so she never gets far. We got her at 11 weeks old, and within the first week in our house, she started display fearless aggression toward unknown noises or people in the house. A truly incredible animal.
@ninaj30 I live in the Northwest Territories, and I am able to walk into the woods from my home. This winter, though, we are having an increased amount of wolves and wolverines in town. She is a big, strong dog, but natures assassins are on a more serious level.
Glad to see you are making videos telling the truth about this beautiful beast. I love mine but I know so many people that should not have one. You really need to know what you’re doing with these majestic pups
A friend of mine had one. His swallowed an entire 14" long rope bone chew toy. It got stuck in his intestines and blocked it entirely. He was a huge muscular dog, looked like a pumped up body builder. By the time they figured out why the dog wasn't eating and started puking up his food, he had lost easily 20 pounds of muscle. He never gained it all back. He was intimidating to say the least, unless he knew you then he was a big baby. Although he would make it clear you were not to enter the house when his owner wasn't there. Great dog. He was awesome.
I keep coming across people who don't see the point in crate training a dog and say that "you shouldn't have a dog if you're going to stick it in a crate" and even "they don't belong in cages". And yet they still try to justify not using a crate when you mention the damage that even a well trained dog can do, no matter how much stimulation they're getting or the number of toys whenever they're left unsupervised.
I don't crate my dog. She's never done damage in my house ever besides the couple of times a year she poops and/or pees but otherwise, she's great. With that said, I adopted her at 2 yrs old so maybe she was crate trained by her previous owner which is why she does so well now? She's an American Pit.
I made the mistake of not crate training my first two aussies. Luckily they live at my barn and love it. When I got my third I decided to crate train her and it has made a very big difference. I never worry about her destroying anything or making a mess, or even getting out of my property when I’m not home. She still gets plenty of energy out and it’s taught her how to have self restrain. I let her out during the day, but leave her crate open so she can enter it. She spends about have of everyday in there napping or hanging out. I believe all dogs should be crate trained (even if they don’t regularly spend time in one) and be able to be touched EVERY where on their body. You never no where you can be put in a situation where you need to keep them still or you need to carry them somewhere like the vet.
@@puerta1022 she was probably past her phase of chewing and being destructive at 2 years old, but every breed is different and so is each individual dog. I literally can't leave my dog out whenever I'm not home because she is destructive out of boredom. Because she's a border collie mix, the collie side of her is the destructive side as those dogs like to chew and dig when they're bored. Whenever I'm at home, she's quite well behaved.
A crate is necessary IMO, not as a prison but as a dogs own safe space when you need them to settle, or if they've come in from exercise muddy to dry off before brushing, you have tradespeople in, or guests who don't like dogs. My dog loves his crate, it's always been a positive place for him. Never ever should they be used as a main stay.
This is so true! We train twice a day at meal time. Even if it’s 10 minutes. We throw his ball, play tug, and go for walks almost daily. He’s great inside, but if he’s not allowed to go outside and do what he loves, his energy gets all pent up!!!! They need fun time as we call it. And he actually loves using his brian and training. We do free shaping training as well to allow his to use his nose and instincts. You have to keep them occupied. I wouldn’t recommend for most people. It’s a lot of work.
I have a 220 pound Brindle Cane Corso and a 165 pound Formantino...love these guys to death...best breed in my opinion...great dogs...they do love to run and jump..my Brindle can get 4 ft off the ground..it's unreal...😳
I’ve always had large dogs (Labs) growing up. My parents said that you always want to buy a toy they can’t rip up or bite through. We mostly used kongs for play time with them. I still use them with my GSDs as a grown up! I definitely recommend them for large breeds like labs, German Shepherds, bully breeds etc. they are long lasting and it’s nearly impossible for dogs to ingest anything from it. Just make sure you keep them clean and out of the elements to avoid dry rot ❤
This dog trainer is on point. He is well aware , experienced, informative and seems to have a certain air about him when it comes down to training dogs.
If you're going to crate train your pup you should go the extra step for THEIR sake and get them an enclosed kennel like a RuffLand or something similar, wire crates are horrible, I've seen multiple dogs hate their crate because they feel so exposed I mean it's just wire, get them a fully enclosed comfortable kennel and suddenly that same dog loves their crate. 🤷🏽♂️
I have trouble finding toys and such for my pitbull. Ican't imagine what it takes for that dog. Mine destroys all toys. There aren't many that I can find in stores, but I can't order online cause I have to feel them to make sure they are strong enough for her. I only give her real beef bones too. She loves those. I make sure they are big enough for her.
I looked up "dog tire toys" on the web. Some of the brand names I found are • Kong Extreme Tires • Mammoth Tirebiter • Monster K9 • Petstages Orca Tire Tough • The Virtually Indestructible Ball • MOXIKIA • Ruff Dawg
My 4 year old female is lazy and low maintenance. Often slow on walks. Loves to cuddle with me when it's cool. Doesn't want to do much in the heat but loves snow.
My Cana Corso loves black Kong toys, and they last. My boy loves a routine schedule, same bed time, same breakfast and dinner time. When the routine is messed up, he stresses.
He didn’t mention their size but they are massive and grow fast For reference my sister has a cane corso, he was 70lbs in November 2022 and in January he weighed 105lbs and now weighs somewhere in the range 115-130
I made the mistake of not crate training my first two aussies. Luckily they live in my barn and love it. When I got my third I decided to crate train her and it has made a very big difference. I never worry about her destroying anything or making a mess, or even getting out of my property when I’m not home. She still gets plenty of energy out and it’s taught her how to have self restrain. I let her out during the day, but leave her crate open so she can enter it. She spends about have of everyday in there napping or hanging out. I believe all dogs should be crate trained (even if they don’t regularly spend time in one) and be able to be touched EVERY where on their body. You never know where you can be put in a situation where you need to keep them still or you need to carry them somewhere like the vet.
I love my two cane corso they wake up in the morning around 5am and go check outside and play awhile I get my coffee done then I go play wit them outside and then they sleep for about 5 hours than wake up and go for a walk to a forest with no one their and let them go and explore
One thing I don't hear you talking about too much is Cane Corsos agility despite their size and weight. They don't get over your fence because they are great guardians and protectors and know what territory is but trust me, they'll make it over a 2 meters fence if it will be needed too.
I got my lesson after dozens of cheap toys I bought all Kong toys from the Extreme series and it was the best choice possible. Durable, indestructible for a long time and my Hera loved to chew and had powerful jaws. She never broke anything in the house. Except for my favorite heels when she was a six-month-old pup😅. Now I'm waiting for a puppy and I already bought Kongs from the puppy series. The best toys!
Hey sir, i really love your content but i wantedbto ask you if u can make a video about dogs and babies because a lot of people are scared about letting a dog meet their newborn and thanks
@@deadpoolthecanecorso2157 more intelligent well I didn't know that. I thought gsds were one of the smartest. They are obviously also physically superior too. So I see why he dumped gsd for this breed. Wonder why police/military not using them if this is the case. Gsd is becoming redundant as a breed if this guy has turned his back on them I'm guessing everyone will, only a matter of time. Mals and ccs are superior obviously why this expert has jumped ship. Shield k9 on youtube trains protection dogs, he says gsd superior of all breeds for the job. He the only gsd breed loyalist left.
@@bears2604well it also depends on the work im sure. gsds and mals might be better suited for takedown work, just as certain hounds may be well suited for scent work. im not an expert but i’d assume that be the case
@@Solotario5102 ok. Yeah they are second rate to a cc, I have learnt. I am currently looking after a mates gsd thought it was such a good dog so was thinking about getting one. I think when he gets handed back I'll go a cc on the advice of mr wing and his followers.
My first cane corso was way more mellow then I was expecting. Maybe it was cause he had a heart condition but he hate the kennel we never had to use it, he’d never ever chew on anything or have potty accidents or anything. Then again we spent all the time outside together so maybe it was just because he was outside all the time with us he didn’t have energy to chew our couch 🤷♀️
A while back I had a neighbor that owned a Rottweiler and Everytime I would stop by to visit and be standing outside their screen door - I Did Not feel at ease. The entire time I would be standing there the "Rot" would continue to Creep toward the door with a "Deep- Throat Growl" going on. No matter how many times He would be told to "Get Back"; He would move back into the room and then start the routine again. I personally did not feel the dog was Trustworthy (especially when the Wife was at the screen door). Is this common with Rottweilers, or just that dog? BTW during this same time, my Family owned three (3) Protective Dobermans (1- male & 2- females (Mom & pup) and I had a long History with Dobermans AND Never had a problem with Trust. Yes! I have heard similar remarks about Dobies, and Again Never had a Questionable Experience. Also, I had Siblings that had been Owners of the breed for 40+ years. Please Respond because I am 74 years old and have been loving All Breeds of Dogs for a very long time. Be Blessed and Stay Strong.
Best dog ever! Better than an alarm system and quite the deterrent to anyone up to no good. Not a breed to get if your a push over. This is one dog you don’t want to step over you to be the leader - that would be a disaster!
My Corso started her heat and neighborhood dogs were walking on chain link fences, as if they were tightropes! She’s Scandifio line and the last thing I need is first heat pregnancy
@@deadpoolthecanecorso2157 possibly getting a 18mo red female this week. Most guys buy sports cars or Rolex, I’m scanning for Corso’s! Hahaha My Piper was so chill but felt bad for delivery people, bc she would go bonkers at the door!
I’m now thinking of getting one , I’ve been looking for dog for a while now but haven’t found the connection, you know they say the guy doesn’t pick the car but the car picks the guy lol
Cane corsos are so beautiful. I wish I had the energy and health to have one, but I got ankles of a 100 year old grandma so I'd never be able to give one what they need
Find a field and throw some balls for them! You don’t have to get super into activities to tire them out! My cane corso doesn’t pull on a leash, he’s pretty old now so a quick walk tires him out, but I used to just take him to the dog park for 20-30 minutes and he would be exhausted
You’re right about the walls. I put my dog in the bedroom when we had someone here to do work. I heard her barking like a mad dog but ignored her for maybe 10 minutes. When I went to let her out there was a big hole in the wall beside to door. 10 minutes more and she’d have been out. She was about 9 months old
I have a Neapolitan Mastiff I told you already 180 lb but I didn't Cage him I had him in a hall way 3ft x6ft where he was able to see us but can't roam. I should have gotten the cage right
my roommate has a Cane Corso and i can confirm that he ate the couch once.. he took a big bite out of the back of it when he was left alone in the house for too long... but my yard aint fenced in the dog knows how to use the bathroom and come back inside without a leash or a fence!
I am curious as to your opinion on crate training being so important or just the use of . I am not claiming to be a pro or what not but I will say I have never used a crate or been put in the scenario we're I thought it was so important . This goes out to anyone who may see this also doesn't just have to be original poster.
If your dog has to stay at the vets, where will they be? A crate. If they try to injure themself in panic, they'll be given sedatives. Your dog breaks their leg, crate rest is often a treatment. Back strain or injury, can require more than 2 weeks of crate rest. Car accident, a crate keeps the dog from going through the windshield. Traveling? Many dog friendly hotels require crates. Dog sports? Some require dogs to be crated unless it's their turn. Evacuation? Many shelters require dogs to be crated and if they are disruptive, you get kicked out.
Almost every toy is an easily destroyed toy to a corso unfortunately 😔 (if anyone has any specific suggestions, I would so appreciate them if you're willing to give them)
An 80 lb lap dog is how I would describe my buddy's girl Lexa! If he let you in and sat you down in the kitchen, you were immediately presented with the slimiest most (ironically) unharmed except for the slobber sponge effect stuffed bear to throw. And after supper, be prepared for 80 lbs of fawn/gold fur laying on your feet, lol!
My dog is half cane and she acts exactly this way, loves being on the couch but when she goes outside she’s a different dog. We thought she was climbing the fence, but then I caught her in the act, she literally cleared the fence 😅
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Just got a Corso. You are absolutely right. Loves me in the house but turns into a completely different animal outside.
This dog must be sooooo happy having a leader like this. Living the life.
Thank you , thank you for discussing toys . As a vet tech I have assisted many surgeries where we have pulled out insane items. And this is true of any size dog and cats too. Hair scrunchies , kid's erasers , pieces of plastic, balls that were small enough the dog could swallow. Keep up the information. Thank you again
My corso could leave any time she wants. The yard is fenced. She doesn't leave because of her guarding instinct. She knows that the yard is unprotected if she can't see it. When walking in the woods off leash, she needs to see me to protect me, so she never gets far.
We got her at 11 weeks old, and within the first week in our house, she started display fearless aggression toward unknown noises or people in the house.
A truly incredible animal.
Do you live in the country? I do I have 5 acres of land but no fence
@ninaj30
I live in the Northwest Territories, and I am able to walk into the woods from my home.
This winter, though, we are having an increased amount of wolves and wolverines in town. She is a big, strong dog, but natures assassins are on a more serious level.
💯 FACTS! I have two Cane Corso’s and they will be a complete nightmare if you do not exercise them. Very very accurate video!
Glad to see you are making videos telling the truth about this beautiful beast. I love mine but I know so many people that should not have one. You really need to know what you’re doing with these majestic pups
Mad Cow by Bark Box BEST toy!!
I ever got for our Cane Corso. Their bite force has really put so many toys to the test!
A friend of mine had one. His swallowed an entire 14" long rope bone chew toy. It got stuck in his intestines and blocked it entirely. He was a huge muscular dog, looked like a pumped up body builder. By the time they figured out why the dog wasn't eating and started puking up his food, he had lost easily 20 pounds of muscle. He never gained it all back. He was intimidating to say the least, unless he knew you then he was a big baby. Although he would make it clear you were not to enter the house when his owner wasn't there. Great dog. He was awesome.
They didn’t think to take him to the vet when he stopped eating completely or before he abruptly lost 20 pounds?
@@forrestdisney2698 that's what I said to him!
Oh you’re speaking in past tense so he’s dead! Smdh
A Corso puppy should never EVER be unsupervised. They can and will do things other dogs wouldn’t dream of 😂
I'm South African and boerboels are the same.
I keep coming across people who don't see the point in crate training a dog and say that "you shouldn't have a dog if you're going to stick it in a crate" and even "they don't belong in cages". And yet they still try to justify not using a crate when you mention the damage that even a well trained dog can do, no matter how much stimulation they're getting or the number of toys whenever they're left unsupervised.
I don't crate my dog. She's never done damage in my house ever besides the couple of times a year she poops and/or pees but otherwise, she's great. With that said, I adopted her at 2 yrs old so maybe she was crate trained by her previous owner which is why she does so well now? She's an American Pit.
It really depends on the dog to be honest. My Gsd never destroys anything on the other hand my Akita loves to destroy.
I made the mistake of not crate training my first two aussies. Luckily they live at my barn and love it. When I got my third I decided to crate train her and it has made a very big difference. I never worry about her destroying anything or making a mess, or even getting out of my property when I’m not home. She still gets plenty of energy out and it’s taught her how to have self restrain. I let her out during the day, but leave her crate open so she can enter it. She spends about have of everyday in there napping or hanging out. I believe all dogs should be crate trained (even if they don’t regularly spend time in one) and be able to be touched EVERY where on their body. You never no where you can be put in a situation where you need to keep them still or you need to carry them somewhere like the vet.
@@puerta1022 she was probably past her phase of chewing and being destructive at 2 years old, but every breed is different and so is each individual dog. I literally can't leave my dog out whenever I'm not home because she is destructive out of boredom. Because she's a border collie mix, the collie side of her is the destructive side as those dogs like to chew and dig when they're bored.
Whenever I'm at home, she's quite well behaved.
A crate is necessary IMO, not as a prison but as a dogs own safe space when you need them to settle, or if they've come in from exercise muddy to dry off before brushing, you have tradespeople in, or guests who don't like dogs.
My dog loves his crate, it's always been a positive place for him.
Never ever should they be used as a main stay.
This is so true! We train twice a day at meal time. Even if it’s 10 minutes. We throw his ball, play tug, and go for walks almost daily. He’s great inside, but if he’s not allowed to go outside and do what he loves, his energy gets all pent up!!!! They need fun time as we call it. And he actually loves using his brian and training. We do free shaping training as well to allow his to use his nose and instincts. You have to keep them occupied. I wouldn’t recommend for most people. It’s a lot of work.
I have a 220 pound Brindle Cane Corso and a 165 pound Formantino...love these guys to death...best breed in my opinion...great dogs...they do love to run and jump..my Brindle can get 4 ft off the ground..it's unreal...😳
Fellas dog is overweight
@@NezbolOG I wish I could show you a picture. None of my dogs have ever been fat or overfed
@@boosted2.4_sky 220 lbs??
I’ve always had large dogs (Labs) growing up. My parents said that you always want to buy a toy they can’t rip up or bite through. We mostly used kongs for play time with them. I still use them with my GSDs as a grown up! I definitely recommend them for large breeds like labs, German Shepherds, bully breeds etc. they are long lasting and it’s nearly impossible for dogs to ingest anything from it. Just make sure you keep them clean and out of the elements to avoid dry rot ❤
This dog trainer is on point. He is well aware , experienced, informative and seems to have a certain air about him when it comes down to training dogs.
For anyone who listen, follow
and applies this dog trainer’s
advice and or instructions , should have a well discipline and a happy dog.
Very true! I have 3 and I will stay with this breed until I gone.❤
Love the way you have kept your gurad pet
Corsos are the BEST breed by far. A dog trainers DREAM DOG!
Best in what category?
@@olivecrossing8119 drooling lool
@@olivecrossing8119 ALL categories!!
@@dkmetcalf2313 🤣
@@deadpoolthecanecorso2157 lol
They are such beautiful creatures!!
I have a corso and he’s the most laid back dog ever. Great addition to my family 😍🫶🏻
C.C.great dog my Mona salute😊😊
Keep talking I'm learning....power to the mollosser
I have a king Corso, and she’s fearless, but cute and cuddly
Couch, walls, I'd also mention neighbours wheels 😂
They often live very well with other working dogs from my experience
So true. My corso is a ball of energy. If i dont run her around and chase a ball she will eat my furniture. Lol. Great dog. Perfect family dog
I certainly miss my Corso...
Get another one damn!
Thank you
Flirt poles are my dogs favorite
If you're going to crate train your pup you should go the extra step for THEIR sake and get them an enclosed kennel like a RuffLand or something similar, wire crates are horrible, I've seen multiple dogs hate their crate because they feel so exposed I mean it's just wire, get them a fully enclosed comfortable kennel and suddenly that same dog loves their crate. 🤷🏽♂️
Let me guess the dog told you that.
I have trouble finding toys and such for my pitbull. Ican't imagine what it takes for that dog. Mine destroys all toys. There aren't many that I can find in stores, but I can't order online cause I have to feel them to make sure they are strong enough for her. I only give her real beef bones too. She loves those. I make sure they are big enough for her.
Same with mine he loves knuckle bones. ❣️ he's half Corso & Pitbull. It was an accident breeding.
Try giving them whole coconuts .they love to tear them apart .and your coconut vendor will love to treat your dog for it too .!
I looked up "dog tire toys" on the web. Some of the brand names I found are
• Kong Extreme Tires
• Mammoth Tirebiter
• Monster K9
• Petstages Orca Tire Tough
• The Virtually Indestructible Ball
• MOXIKIA
• Ruff Dawg
Such a happy boy
What a beautiful doggo
My 4 year old female is lazy and low maintenance. Often slow on walks. Loves to cuddle with me when it's cool. Doesn't want to do much in the heat but loves snow.
Duly noted. Such purty pups!
Vv helpful thanx
I hit a thumbs up B4 I hear you talk. I know you are going to speak FACTS 💯👍🏾🐕
My Cana Corso loves black Kong toys, and they last. My boy loves a routine schedule, same bed time, same breakfast and dinner time. When the routine is messed up, he stresses.
He didn’t mention their size but they are massive and grow fast
For reference my sister has a cane corso, he was 70lbs in November 2022 and in January he weighed 105lbs and now weighs somewhere in the range 115-130
I made the mistake of not crate training my first two aussies. Luckily they live in my barn and love it. When I got my third I decided to crate train her and it has made a very big difference. I never worry about her destroying anything or making a mess, or even getting out of my property when I’m not home. She still gets plenty of energy out and it’s taught her how to have self restrain. I let her out during the day, but leave her crate open so she can enter it. She spends about have of everyday in there napping or hanging out. I believe all dogs should be crate trained (even if they don’t regularly spend time in one) and be able to be touched EVERY where on their body. You never know where you can be put in a situation where you need to keep them still or you need to carry them somewhere like the vet.
I have never crate trained any of my dogs except one do to a trainer and it ruined that dog!
or carry on airport ...you need a crate ...
Very nice
I love my two cane corso they wake up in the morning around 5am and go check outside and play awhile I get my coffee done then I go play wit them outside and then they sleep for about 5 hours than wake up and go for a walk to a forest with no one their and let them go and explore
And that if you get one you can’t really move county after . A lot of them don’t allow the breed come in . I had that problem with my Staffy
One thing I don't hear you talking about too much is Cane Corsos agility despite their size and weight. They don't get over your fence because they are great guardians and protectors and know what territory is but trust me, they'll make it over a 2 meters fence if it will be needed too.
Beautiful baby
"Bomb proof "😂. FR
Hey Can you give me information about a Presa Canario how to train same information you given about a Cane Corso
Beautiful puppy ❤
My Mom and Dad have learned some great tips from watching your videos
Love to hear it!
I got my lesson after dozens of cheap toys I bought all Kong toys from the Extreme series and it was the best choice possible. Durable, indestructible for a long time and my Hera loved to chew and had powerful jaws. She never broke anything in the house. Except for my favorite heels when she was a six-month-old pup😅. Now I'm waiting for a puppy and I already bought Kongs from the puppy series. The best toys!
I have a pittbull black lab mix…..she tears my house apart when I’m not home…..she’s only five months….I take her on like 5 walks a day
Hey sir, i really love your content but i wantedbto ask you if u can make a video about dogs and babies because a lot of people are scared about letting a dog meet their newborn and thanks
Dogs are not meant to be inside.
I love your videos thank you so much
Dogs and children. It's amazing how well both behave when they have the opportunity to burn off all the excess energy.
Kong toy lasted 45 minutes with my CC Which is a record.
Cane Corso is always good idea
No one me and this is the video on why my outside couch smells like dog slobber
That fence is wayyy too short, he can jump that in 1 second
I have 2 bullmastiffs,i love the corso as well,that ones a beautiful dog.
I think he needs to come do my dog she is good but I want to train her to be like a guard dog
He should do a comparison gsd and cane corso. I would like to know why he now prefers the cc over the gsd.
The hair for sure.. GSD coats are a wreck and the CC intelligence level is by far superior.
@@deadpoolthecanecorso2157 more intelligent well I didn't know that. I thought gsds were one of the smartest. They are obviously also physically superior too. So I see why he dumped gsd for this breed. Wonder why police/military not using them if this is the case. Gsd is becoming redundant as a breed if this guy has turned his back on them I'm guessing everyone will, only a matter of time. Mals and ccs are superior obviously why this expert has jumped ship. Shield k9 on youtube trains protection dogs, he says gsd superior of all breeds for the job. He the only gsd breed loyalist left.
@@bears2604well it also depends on the work im sure. gsds and mals might be better suited for takedown work, just as certain hounds may be well suited for scent work. im not an expert but i’d assume that be the case
@@bears2604also gsds might be easier to get and supply officers.
@@Solotario5102 ok. Yeah they are second rate to a cc, I have learnt. I am currently looking after a mates gsd thought it was such a good dog so was thinking about getting one. I think when he gets handed back I'll go a cc on the advice of mr wing and his followers.
My first cane corso was way more mellow then I was expecting. Maybe it was cause he had a heart condition but he hate the kennel we never had to use it, he’d never ever chew on anything or have potty accidents or anything. Then again we spent all the time outside together so maybe it was just because he was outside all the time with us he didn’t have energy to chew our couch 🤷♀️
Good job with the cane Corso vidz. It's a big investment if you want a good experience.
A while back I had a neighbor that owned a Rottweiler and Everytime I would stop by to visit and be standing outside their screen door - I Did Not feel at ease. The entire time I would be standing there the "Rot" would continue to Creep toward the door with a "Deep- Throat Growl" going on. No matter how many times He would be told to "Get Back"; He would move back into the room and then start the routine again. I personally did not feel the dog was Trustworthy (especially when the Wife was at the screen door). Is this common with Rottweilers, or just that dog? BTW during this same time, my Family owned three (3) Protective Dobermans (1- male & 2- females (Mom & pup) and I had a long History with Dobermans AND Never had a problem with Trust. Yes! I have heard similar remarks about Dobies, and Again Never had a Questionable Experience. Also, I had Siblings that had been Owners of the breed for 40+ years. Please Respond because I am 74 years old and have been loving All Breeds of Dogs for a very long time. Be Blessed and Stay Strong.
Good advice.
Best dog ever! Better than an alarm system and quite the deterrent to anyone up to no good. Not a breed to get if your a push over. This is one dog you don’t want to step over you to be the leader - that would be a disaster!
He’s so cute 🥰
Best cuddle buddy , but don't touch my kids
I am a big fan of having a Hovawart !!!
My Corso started her heat and neighborhood dogs were walking on chain link fences, as if they were tightropes! She’s Scandifio line and the last thing I need is first heat pregnancy
Tony breeds the best!!!!
Our boy is Scandifio lines too. Best bloodlines 👌
@@deadpoolthecanecorso2157 possibly getting a 18mo red female this week. Most guys buy sports cars or Rolex, I’m scanning for Corso’s! Hahaha
My Piper was so chill but felt bad for delivery people, bc she would go bonkers at the door!
I’m now thinking of getting one , I’ve been looking for dog for a while now but haven’t found the connection, you know they say the guy doesn’t pick the car but the car picks the guy lol
Cane corsos are so beautiful. I wish I had the energy and health to have one, but I got ankles of a 100 year old grandma so I'd never be able to give one what they need
Find a field and throw some balls for them! You don’t have to get super into activities to tire them out! My cane corso doesn’t pull on a leash, he’s pretty old now so a quick walk tires him out, but I used to just take him to the dog park for 20-30 minutes and he would be exhausted
Can you play fight with them or do they take it to seriously?
Love CCorse, Cheers!
Bro if I had that dog we would be protected forever
Can you please provide more information about the English Mastiff?
I believe that the Tosa inu is just as relevant. Less well known but an excellent alternative.
You’re right about the walls. I put my dog in the bedroom when we had someone here to do work. I heard her barking like a mad dog but ignored her for maybe 10 minutes. When I went to let her out there was a big hole in the wall beside to door. 10 minutes more and she’d have been out. She was about 9 months old
I have a Neapolitan Mastiff I told you already 180 lb but I didn't Cage him I had him in a hall way 3ft x6ft where he was able to see us but can't roam. I should have gotten the cage right
Fabulous beautiful animal.
my roommate has a Cane Corso and i can confirm that he ate the couch once.. he took a big bite out of the back of it when he was left alone in the house for too long... but my yard aint fenced in the dog knows how to use the bathroom and come back inside without a leash or a fence!
Man really said jumping fences💀 it ain't no Malinois it's a big bulky slow mastiff
My corso is easily the fastest dog I have and I have a aussie mix. She can also jump several feet from a standstill.
@@iriswright5060 watch Belgian Malinois jumping 15 feet fences
I am curious as to your opinion on crate training being so important or just the use of . I am not claiming to be a pro or what not but I will say I have never used a crate or been put in the scenario we're I thought it was so important . This goes out to anyone who may see this also doesn't just have to be original poster.
If your dog has to stay at the vets, where will they be? A crate. If they try to injure themself in panic, they'll be given sedatives.
Your dog breaks their leg, crate rest is often a treatment.
Back strain or injury, can require more than 2 weeks of crate rest.
Car accident, a crate keeps the dog from going through the windshield.
Traveling? Many dog friendly hotels require crates.
Dog sports? Some require dogs to be crated unless it's their turn.
Evacuation? Many shelters require dogs to be crated and if they are disruptive, you get kicked out.
Enlightened. Thanks
We had a cane corso in our care and at 10 years old he could still jump a 5 foot fence no bother just to follow me around hes built like a tank
This may just be our family cause we almost always have someone home but we have never had to train our dogs to be in a crate.
They can also blow through glass front doors like Styrofoam 😂
My dog Champ is a Italian Mastiff mixed with Cane Corso. I don't really know if that is true but, that's what I was told.
Italian mastiff and Cane corso are the same dog just different names lol so kind of is true
@@bobross4551 I could tell by the look of mine. And research. But thanks!
Good boy!
Those ears are huge!
Yup my pup started digging a hole under the gate to chase a cat. I had to put stone under the gate but she digs the backyard up a lot.
Almost every toy is an easily destroyed toy to a corso unfortunately 😔 (if anyone has any specific suggestions, I would so appreciate them if you're willing to give them)
Soooooo how do they do with peanut butter?
I ❤️ cane corso 😄😇😃🥰🥰🥰🥰
Presas are similar.
Horrible incident involved one in Nottingham a short while ago.
A previously sweet dog until this.
You got me with the boom proof toys 😂😂🤪
Can you please give us links to where we can buy these toys.
I’m getting a new pup. A corso & wanta ask what your training prices are.
Is 2 hours of vigorous exercise a day enough for this breed ?
An 80 lb lap dog is how I would describe my buddy's girl Lexa! If he let you in and sat you down in the kitchen, you were immediately presented with the slimiest most (ironically) unharmed except for the slobber sponge effect stuffed bear to throw. And after supper, be prepared for 80 lbs of fawn/gold fur laying on your feet, lol!