BEFORE Buying a Cane Corso WATCH THIS! "Giving Up My Dog!" 😢
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- Опубліковано 23 сер 2021
- Too much to handle. Too aggressive. Too unruly. Too much for me! A Cane Corso can present a lot of problems. WATCH THIS BEFORE BUYING!
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Too much to handle. Too aggressive. Too unruly. Too much for me! A Cane Corso can present a lot of problems. They are not the type of dog you can just leave be and hope all is ok. A special breed like this takes a special leader who can devote themselves to their dog and give their Cane Corso the time and effort they need. To save yourself from this heart break please BE PROACTIVE IN YOUR TRAINING! Get a head start before you even get your dog. Understand what you will be doing so you are not making mistakes on the fly. I highly reccomend these dog training courses ► www.fenrirdogtraining.com/?affcode=381736_08bmp5qc Use code "jason" for 10% off! PLEASE SHARE this video with anyone looking into getting the breed.
I'm in Virginia. If you get someone DMing you about getting rid of their wonderful Cane Corso let me know. I'm experienced with them. Our last one, Kobe, passed away at the end of 2019 and we were looking to get a new one. If you need my info, let me know
@@jessieh9127 I am in Virginia as well trying to find a trustworthy cane corso breeder , if you have any recommendations please share !!
@@zPoppyYoYoz my last two came from wonderful Cane Corso rescues around the United States
They can be a handful I got a lab corso mix he 4 months old and very strong I got him tennis balls so we can play and he brakes them .. broke 3 collars 1 day I need help Jason give me some he jumps flys across the room and lands on me he is heavy please give me some advice on what to do to slow him down 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿
I'm also very interested as well. I have the home ,resources and energy as well. I would love to get more information.
It blows my mind how people are so quick to get rid of their dog. It's a lifetime commitment. My dog is 15. He hasn't always been an easy dog but he's so worth it. 💗
15 that is AMAZING
Just lost my Boxer to cancer. Only 8 years young. Kinda like losing a family member and best friend. We did a lot together. It sucks and hurts bad. Wish I had 15 years. Cheers!!
@@Doc-Tee I'm sorry for your loss 💔
I get tired of ppl judging others when a dog has to be rehomed. Jason is right in his attitude towards getting a Cane Corso. But others need to realize that LIFE HAPPENS. Life changes, things happen, and this is NOT the same kind of society,by a LONG shot, that existed when this breed was developed. In fact it is nearly 180 degrees from that. But still...please don't blame ppl for trying and failing because divorces happen, ppl get pregnant with all their former responsibilities still required of them while they grow, birth, and raise another human...work full time...and deal with aging parents. Ppl need to realize life happens. There is nothing wrong with rehoming a dog. And there is nothing wrong with euthanizing a dog that you think can't be safely rehomed. At least the dog was loved and had a good life up to that point.
@@titanbuck7 You have no way of knowing if the poor dog has had a good life or not. Been loved or not. In the 15 years I've had my old boy Biscuit my life had changed drastically including marriage and a child added to my family. But I never once considered getting rid of him. He's family.
If people can’t handle a pet, don’t ever think about having a child.
Facts
I knew I didn't want kids when I was 12 years old.
@@cherihill2003 lol smart move my friend cause I’m over here stressed tf OWT
OMG frustrated I had my puppers use the wall as a stop bottom of stairs to hit MAN chair(flip it) & slid into our French doors (6k beam replacement) or breaking toilet seal sitting on mom's feet! We have 2 acres & farm 56 acres! So Parents 3, rentals, Mawmaws 80s over 1.5acres & no fence, etc...sigh
There is difference between animal and your own child
We have a Dogo argentino. My wife gets serious separation anxiety if we have to go out of town for a few days. I couldn't imagine giving my dog up.
Exactly! I have an 8 year old pitbull and I can't even go to the store without thinking about her. I love her so much.... she's my best friend 💓
I have an American bully / Dogo Argentino mix . It takes a lot of patience working with her. We love her but it does require a lot of time.
I could never have a Cane Corso for many reasons, not the least is age (I'm 72).
For this life, I'll admire Bruce from afar as long as Jason wishes to share him with us.
Barb you give me hope.....I have always been fearful of not being able to have a large dog when I am at your age. You are all kinds of amazing! I guess Corsos keep us young!
Barb at 72 your still young enough to have one. With the right training this breed perfect for older(active) person they will nap and play when you need it. Always alert at home or about cause you would be their 1st concern. Never say never this breed should be used for people with a disabitly more they are natural care givers minus the drool. My sister is wheelchair bound and we see about 3x times a month and walk with her. My CC gets so excited when we pull on to her street and second she see my sister clamly walks at her side of her wheelchair and never leaves her like they do this daily. Nothing distractes her from her side.
Some breeders sell older dogs that need loving homes to go live in
Barb my heart gose out to you you could admire the lovely bruce with your little friend maybe get a smaller dog as your own 🐶😊
Well said Barb. I only wish I had been introduced to them 20 years ago. Now, I'll just need to put BW's photo in a frame beside my grandkids' photos.
I have a rescue cane corso she is 2 and have only had her for a couple months. She is an absolute sweetheart. She had been obedience trained to a point and we are working on more training especially walks and keeping her socialized. My baby was under a 100 lbs had severe bacterial skin infection and now she is up to a healthier weight and finally off the antibiotics. Your videos have definitely helped me make her a happy member of the family thank you
It drives me crazy that people view any dog as a throw away pet. I've had several Rottweilers and unfortunately most have succumbed to cancer so this steered me towards Cane Corso. I know full well they are not the same but have some similar traits. Any dog I own becomes part of my pack/ family and they need strong consistent leadership. You guys do an amazing job educating everyone on this breed. Keep up the good work.
I think one of things you both continue to inadvertently touch on is that the entire family must be completely committed and on the same page. Any dog will fail to thrive when the people in its life are inconsistent and have different agendas. You two are great ambassadors on behalf of ALL dogs. Thank you.
Such a great point!!!!🙌🏼💗🐾
You guys are special the world needs more caring and loving people like you guys as a former CanneCorsso owner of 12 years you guys do this breed justice thank you for all the hard work and love you guys have . This really touched my heart .👍🙏
Stories like that break my heart. As someone who owns a german shepherd, I have gone above and beyond to socialize and make sure we have our training time and exercise every single day. My dog is my family and always will be, no matter what!
Yes!!! Every person who is thinking of getting a dog or has a dog should watch this video!
Love you guys ❤️
EVERYTHING you both are saying. It is so much training my corso. I didn't realize it was going to take so much to train my Blue, but God I love this dog. He has changed my life for the best. I'm a veteran and he has a huge mental and physical help to me. You both are phenomenal - I can't thank you both enough.
Bro i m from manipur i want to have this kind of Dog name cane corso
Our Cane Corso is going on 10 months. You've helped so much with directions. We came from a boxer of 12 years. You're so right when it comes to
Sry, lost ya... But maturity is huge. He is so about the family. It's an early state but I'm confident he will be a family friend.
I absolutely love you guys and think it’s great that you take time out of your lives to do this channel. I also have a Cane Corso and she has been such a light in my life ♥️
Thank you for supporting ethical breeding ♡ we as breeder take alot of hate for what we do. What people miss is the time, effort, money and work thst goes into breeding dogs, showing dogs, health testing dogs, temperament testing dogs and making sure out dogs are mentally and physically stable to move foward with breeding.
And I am sure you get all the time....."Why are your dogs so expensive". Lots of individuals think breeders are making a ton of money when in actuality when done right that is not the case. Now certain big breeders who are basically breeding farms......someone like who's name starts with an X and ends in a Man is just breeding so much making a ton of money I assume......I would be pretty concerned getting from somewhere like that. Seems like far too many dogs to properly care for and do what is needed before they find homes when it comes to socializing, health testing etc.
@@jasoncorey bahahaha I know exactly who are u talking about. It happens alot in my breed. I breed and shoe standar xoloitzcuintlies... our biggest issues at this point aren't byb in the usa... is importers reselling dogs from mexico and Russia. Buying xolos from dog farms for 500usd and reselling g the. For 1500. Our dogs are 2500... but we do have contracts and as soon as people heard thst they run away because everyone want breeding rights to make back what they spend on their dogs... which is ridiculous cuz alot can happen. Glad to finally find a Chanel that speaks about ethical breeding I been thinking about starting a UA-cam channel about my breed but I work (welding engineer) and my free time goes all to my dogs. Maybe in the future... lol
If I didn’t take the time to train my Cane Corso ( 15 months old now ) she would be a monster. But she’s not because I spend so much time training her. Thank you so much Jason and Fenrir for teaching me how. ❤️
It breaks my heart. Dogs are like children, when you adopt one, they bond with you, and you become a family. Through thick and thin you stay together, loyal and loving till the end. I lost my dog In January due to age. He was a chihuahua, and my surrogate baby since my kids are in college. Omg, I ate with him, slept with him, watched TV with him. I went to the park, the bank with him, and to the store (Lowe’s). He knew what appropriate behavior was, and his best friend was a neighbor who was a pit bull. Yes, I took the neighbor’s dog to Lowe’s and had families with kids come up to pet both. People were shocked because chihuahuas and pit bulls have a bad rep (it’s all in how they are raised and who raises them). Thanks for sharing! Bruce is beautiful.
Been following you guys since I got my cane corso 7 months ago hes now 9 months and I had 1 of them mornings today but im glad I seen this video today I needed another kick start to realize that I need to be a bit more of a better leader to my Nino hes a great dog but we still have a long way to go but im determined ❤ thanks for all the tips and time you take to teach people, keep up the amazing work.
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We watched several of your videos before getting our Cane Corso and even though you stress how much work needs to be put into this breed we were not fully prepared for it, our boy is 9 months old this Sunday and is with me ALWAYS (rarely do I go anywhere without him), always learning together and I have to say that Otis is definitely on his way to becoming the of leash gentleman that Bruce Wayne is. Thank you for giving us an excellent example of this breed and trying so hard to express how much work HAS to be put into them.
You two have truly opened my eyes to dog ownership. I recently (10 mos. ago) purchased a Bully breed the reason I got him (Angus) is for emotional support and he was soooo cute. I soon realized how difficult this breed is. I have trained Dobermans before so I wasn't without knowledge on training but this breed is so different. His chewing, pulling, and his adolescent days are off the hook. He is definitely a handful but I have dedicated my time and energy to Angus to make him the best he can be
Thanks very much
Yeah man, I have a dogo, it's my third one. Just as a Cane Corso, this is not a dog for everybody. It takes so much work to educate them, to be a leader, they are high energy and stubborn dogs... and sometimes they are dominant and you have to be firm and consistent... It takes a LOT of effort. But that person you mentioned made a mistake, but he or she is trying to do the best for the dog...
Totally agree and I'm noob to the Dogo breed but love them and I think cane are absolutely beautiful yet powerful
Every breed needs an educated owner
Just thankful they realize and reached out to the right people.
They could consider contacting the breeder too.
Often if they have the space and heart they wouldn't hesitate.
I appreciate you helping this family and dog by reaching out to the right people.
The clip with Bruce Wayne at day care when the little dog had to jump on the arm of the couch so he could be at his level had me cracking up. And I totally agree I've been preparing to get a Corso learning about the bread looking for breaders fir 3 years its not a quick process if you want the right type of dog
They can be so sweet..i had my senior lab at the dog beach and her and that cane corso played so tenderly and so sweer for hours..my lab even taught the corso how to swim
A cane corso is NOT for everyone!! Period ! You guys are special that’s all 💯🤍
I feel like you do a good job at explaining all the preparation, research, training, and consistency you both put into Bruce. That’s the kind of owner a large and powerful dog needs. I find your content interesting, but I could never own a cane corso (or a similar breed) because I know my lifestyle doesn’t suit the breed. This is why when I decided to get my own dog, I went for a 12 pound chiweenie from the shelter who loves nothing more than napping for 8 hours straight.
Brilliant video. And can i just say, that many years ago i bought myself my first eastern german shepherd, irresponsibly like you described, and he became a stressful handful. I loved him dearly so rehoming him was not an option, but neither was 'backyard dog' no he was beautiful and i wanted him to live a full life 'safely' for him, me and others.
So i eventually sucked it up, my embarrassment and went to find a trainer and did so much research and then more reasearch and developed a plan, training, discipline, rules and still fun. I was sad it took until he was two years old until we became a proper good team, compared to being a terror on the leash and bark at dogs. I eventually had him so well trained off leash too and we went hiking and to beaches, camping, cafes and had lots of fun. And 100% recall. We had the best life and I'm glad i sucked it up, owned up and took charge. Changed myself for him. And he helped to shape my character for better too.
Basically, everyone out there who is struggling, and already have your unruly dog. Don't be embarrassed, just get in there and do the work with your dog. It will pay off and your life together will be amazing. It isn't too late (but sorting it before getting dog is better!)
Turns out german shepherds were the breed for me after all, despite inital stress that caused me fast aging. I had four!! Thanks to my first the rest were much less stressful from the start, i only wish the first two years with my number one was better, but we got there.
But now it's hard to find good bred ones so i own a Dutch shepherd now. I only keep 1 dog at a time only because i know my own limitations.
Sorry for writing too much.
Good luck everyone! I'll never own a Cane Corso.
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR SHARING YOUR STORY! I love seeing stories like this. And the changes you made are the ones many people need to make but are not honest with themselves with the changes that are needed because they don't want to make them. Too many people just want a quick fix easy answer and as you know that will never work. Your amazing Yuki!!!!
This absolutely breaks my heart. To be honest, I couldn't listen myself, too many tears, but I have raised bully breeds all my life. We have taken in a few "aggressive" dogs that have done great once properly trained (most of them weren't actually aggressive, just never socialized). I call shelters once a month to see if any Cane Corsos have been brought in. I know when a dog becomes popular everyone wants one, but very few can handle them. Cane Corsos are my absolute heart and if anyone messages you wanting to get rid of theirs, send them my way!
@Steven Faulds You don't seem to know much about them then. A boxer is a nothing dog and a bull mastiff is common and tends to be too lazy. There are youtube channels of Cane Corso breeders who are transparent and do a great job. Senza Tempo Cane Corso is a good one to watch.
@Steven Faulds Most popular is common. I don't like common. Also, I like the challenge of difficult breeds.
@Steven Faulds How old are you? You can have your opinion, I still don't care for boxers. I see them all the time, I don't want a dog that everyone else has. I love Cane Corsos for many reasons beyond them being more rare. Just chill out and go get your boxer.
@Steven Faulds They are still nothing dogs to me. They are nothing special. And, you are clearly the immature and ignorant one getting mad.
@Steven Faulds I did not see the message, but again, I don't care about boxers. I like Cane's for the reasons they are bred. Lots of boxers go to our dog park, I don't want a dog everyone has. They are too hyper and goofs for the type of dog I like.
I love how real you guys are. Thank you for being so real. I have a 5.5 month corso mix. This breed is truly not for the wreak. But thank you for being so real with how frustrated you were at times. I had one day where I just broke down. I had no idea what to do. Thank you for saying it’s “normal,” that I’m not alone, you also went through it, to keep going. Love the channel, thanks guys! Have a good day!
Enjoyed ur vid with STRAIGHT talking about the realities of owning a Cane Corso. Viewers need to see/hear from owners such as yourselves. Kudos to the both of u. Hopefully it will HELP people who want to own a Cane Corso with realistic expectations from the breed. Looking forward to ur next upload.
Aloha from Hawaii
Thanks so much and I can't wait to visit Hawaii..........K and I are hoping to go in the next few years.
Both of u are goin to ENJOY n have the time of ur LIFE. Got sooooh many things to do. Since u folks are OUTDOOR enthusiasts there's hiking, snorkeling, charter fishing, jet skiing, canoe paddling, kayaking n especially chillin @ our Awesome SUNSETS n rainbows ! The list is too LONG to mention. Each island has its unique features. Not to place a damper, but don't come in 2021 because of rising Covid infections n restrictions. Wait till it's under CONTROL.
BUT enjoy BEAUTIFUL Hawaii ! 🌞
Alooooha !
I just anted to add that it can be just as fulfilling and can testify how fulfilling it can be to adopt an older dog. I have just adopted a 4 year old female who was rescued by neighbours of the previous owner who witnessed how terribly he handled the dog. He finally surrendered her after going on holiday and leaving her and the other dog without food and the neighbours after having to feed them by throwing food over the wall contacted the owner and basically asked if he’ not taking care of her, Kept her outside always just locked in the backyard, he luckily surrendered. Adopting an older dog reduces the amount of work dramatically and through consulting with an animal behaviourist “issues” with the dog can be assessed and often fixed with training and love and care.
She was with the foster for only a month and an absolute gem.
She’s been with us for 3 weeks now, we are so bonded but I take her everywhere with me.
There are always no matter what breed older dogs available and from knowing the amount of dogs needing homes I would personally never buy a puppy from a breeder, so many dogs get put down because people give up on them.
This is the second power breed I rescued, and can really say especially if coming from homes here their needs aren’t met, It’s like they love and obey you more because you have saved their life.
She bonded to our family like one can’t believe. She sometimes just comes sits in front of me it’s this stare in her eyes like “Is this really what life can be like….is this a dream”. They are so thankful to get a home that meets their needs after being neglected that in my opinion it’s a lot more rewarding than getting a puppy. And after fostering a pitbul puppy for 8 months and ho much ork that as to get her houetrained and just well enough adjusted that she was desireable to adopt, I don’t think I will ever get a dog as a puppy ever again.
Her nam was Princess….I renamed her Dolce Vita. She is amazing.
Currently getting a big panting tongue and a side-eye as because she’s too hot under the blanket I put over her because my other dog s cold……she’s such a beautiful beast.
Because she ain’t raised as a “pet” she doesn’t play like my previous dogs ho loved fetch, tug of war etc. Any recommendations on what types of play they enjoy so I can try teach her that would be amazing.
Your advice and wisdom about dog rearing and ownership is true and relevant for ANY dog breed. Our world needs more dog advocates and examples of dog ownership like you guys and Bruce Wayne! Amazing video!
I love everything you said Kara! Thank you! We rescued our Cane Corso Napoleon 4 years ago and we had things we had to work through.....we get a lot of the same reactions from people about how great he is. I ALWAYS tell them how much work we put into him. We stress that in every encounter we have when we educate about the breed.
It saddens me that humans do not put the time/effort into researching "the breed & all that is required in raising a dog for the next 15 years", prior to getting one.
Speaking to & visiting breeders, Videos like this, dog seminars & tutorials, should be a must, prior to getting a dog.
You must sacrifice a lot in your day to day life, in order to give these amazing animals the training, socialising & exercise they need...to say the least.
1000% YES! I could not agree with you more. I went through the exact same process with my Amstaff, as you did with yours BW. And the training/growing/learning never ends, esp with your family, friends and the people you come across.
Love😍Love💕Love this video and all the info you share👍 It's so real!
Hugs to y'all esp BW🤗
I’ve had a few friends get dogs and abandon them within a few weeks. We actually just adopted our friend’s 6mo old goldendoodle fem (who only got one cause he loved our male Goldendoodle so much), he only had her 3 weeks and claimed she was just awful. I was so wary of taking her in but I had a feeling to give her a chance. It breaks my heart to say we are her 4th home, and she is an absolute ANGEL!!! Her wild energy was just a dog with no purpose and too many options “should I chew mom’s shoes or dig up the backyard or dart out the front door??” (She now knows NONE of those things are options). With just the tiniest bit of correction and effort she has blossomed into this confident, calm, obedient dog! She now cuddles my kiddos on the couch and gives them kisses, or plays with her toys and my other dog, or just naps in the sun now. She still has a long way to go, but she just needed boundaries. Everything you said in this video I was like LOUDER FOR THOSE IN THE BACK!!!
I could go on and on about this issue but I try to have compassion. I had five young children when I got my corso 12 years ago. They were definitely not popular on the East Coast back then. He had some issues, for sure. However, he was my shadow and truly the dog love of my life. They need their people and mine definitely chose one person to really love. I could not go the bathroom alone. I took him to the beach everyday rain or shine, snow or sleet. My baby is irreplaceable and I watch this channel to remind myself of my baby. He passed at 7, 5 years ago and my heart is still broken. I love this channel, the information you guys give. It also has a special place in my heart as I found it right after I lost my dog. Thank You.
Thank you for sharing this!!! We don’t have a corso but have 2 Belgian Malinois and almost every time someone asks us what kind of dog they are we’re hesitant to say what their breed is because we don’t want others getting them cuz they look “cool”. The compliments we get on their behavior is appreciated but you can tell people don’t see it as “o I bet that took them a lot of work” they see it as “wow those dogs are so cool I want one”. For the people that ask me about getting one of them I say well I don’t work and they are basically my full time job so unless you have that kind of time to commit I wouldn’t recommend this breed for really anyone.
This is such an important message to send out to people, so many amazing dogs have to be rehomed because the owners often get in over their heads
I’ve rescued many dogs , kept two , they are both the most ignorant self centered breed I’ve ever had , it’s in their breeding , but the joy they bring my family is amazing. It’s a lifetime commitment people!
It makes my heart cry whenever I see a dog being abandoned 🥺🥺 But I'm really thankful for you guys for you both are great examples of how to really be patient with your dog. 💙💙
I love the video! Absolutely ADORE Bruce Wayne! I commented once before, I know a Cane Corso is not for me so I live vicariously through you and Kara. I've told my children in the past when you see someone doing something and they make it look easy, just know, they put tons of time and effort into it just so it can look easy. Hope the pup finds a great home!
Jason, this is the best video ya'll have done. Guardian dogs, especially large ones like Cane Corso, take a lot of work to train. It's another level of commitment compared to other breeds. They are used to working and being included in everything. Most (99%) problems I see with those breeds trace directly back to their owners not knowing what they are doing when it comes to raising their animals. That being said your channel is one of the best resources to learn what you need to know to get on the right path to be able to raise a happy, healthy, and well balanced dog. Good job and I'll keep watching as long as you keep posting.
Your advice is on point! Thank you so much for bringing awareness to people. A DOG IS FOREVER. God bless you Jason & Kara 🤍
My rottie just tore his ACL. It was a lot of money for knee surgery. Luckily I had been saving to redue my floors. He had surgery two weeks ago. Floors getting done next year. Lol. Take the time to train and love your pets . They need you for everything.
For me this is extremely hard to hear and comprehend. My Cane Corso basically fell in my lap as a 21 year old college student, I did not seek out a dog, he was given to me by a friend and I did everything to make it work. He was about 7 weeks old (now almost 2) and I balanced school, work and training him all at once. I brought him everywhere. It was extremely draining and hard work but if you truly love animals you’ll do anything to make it work. I also knew nothing about the breed or even what having a large dog was like. I grew up with Lhasa opso’s (small dogs). I did my research while raising Atlas and he is the most well behaved and trained dog. After graduation he has gained some new roommates & he is so gentle with two cats and my 83 year old grandmother and the most loving dog I have ever experienced. You have to put the dog first, even as a struggling college student I made sure no matter the price (because yes they are very expensive) that he had the best food, environment, training, socialization and vet that money could buy. I worked even harder to make sure he was given the life that he deserves & that also allowed for him to socialize with other people and dogs while I was at work. So yes, probably not the best idea if you are not completely dedicated 150% to the dog but anyone can do it if you care enough too
I love this. I've had some serious life situations come up in the past 3 yrs since I've had my homie "doofus". Never crossed my mind of him living somewhere else. It was never an option.
Jason, thank you for being so thorough in urgent videos. We have 2 great danes and 2 English mastiff s. And do know what your talking about. Our little mastiff is currently 5 months, and training is going well, but yes its alot of work. Thank you for helping with some insight on things. You guys are doing great and love watching us videos
Thank you both for your honesty insight and very informative information in this video. I love the breed but I am a Yorkshire Terrier (Yorkie) person. I agree with you both about learning everything you can about whatever dog breed a person chooses to get. Before I got me dog I bought a book about the breed and I was so lucky to have met a woman in the park who was the owner of show dog Yorkies and she helped me so much the first year of my boy’s life. The information she shared with me was priceless and I am so grateful to this woman.
Recognizing that dogs, all dogs, see you (their owner) as their everything and are highly stressed, upset, depressed when they are apart from you NEEDS to be considered before ever bringing home a dog/puppy. It's very sad to realize too late that you didn't really know what you were getting into. The one who suffers the most is your dog.
Ok. But here you are in this situation. Hopefully, you do your dog a favor and at least find your dog the best possible chance at a successful forever home. Some breeders expect to be advised if your dog didn't work out. It's their way of being responsible and ensuring one of their pups doesn't end up dumped.
Cane Corsos are such incredible dogs. I would have eagerly and gratefully stepped up to rehome him/her 20 years ago. Now, I admit freely, age has to be considered. I am just not as strong as I was and being bumped off my feet by a gleefully welcoming 100 lb goofy pup will end with a broken hip - not good for either of us. I will restrict myself to my 70 lb 7 yrs old Pit Bull who has finally learned some manners yet still gets excited when I return to the house after walking to my mailbox.
There is a good home out there for every dog if you're willing to take time to find it. Best wishes to that family.
This was and is a well needed video I much appreciate it man.
Glad your covering this topic. Hope potential buyers see this first. Its alot of schooling early. I'm working with a rescue now and its tougher when there bigger/stronger.
Your video was filled with great information. You made sure to get the important points out as they came to you and will be extremely beneficial to anyone thinking of getting the Cane Corso breed.
Dog owners need to understand themselves first and their specific style of living as it reflects the same type of training and environment their dog will be exposed to. What you put in is what you get out of your pet. Research, proper bloodline, patience, socialization, assertiveness, love and understanding have gone a long way for my Blue Cane Corso!
We live in the U.K. and were inspired to get our Cane Corso - Briggs due to you guys. We followed advice and tips from all your UA-cam videos and follow you on Instagram. Tips from picking the right breeder to socialising, being consistent etc. It really helped!
Briggs is an amazing gentle giant because of what you do (Jason and Bruce Wayne) so THANK YOU.
You guys are doing a great job!
I have two bulldogs (first ever dogs we've had) and it can be difficult at times. Especially when they turned 2 and decided they didn't like other dogs (living in a high rise in Manhattan made managing their dog aggression challenging).
But they're family and we handle it one day at a time.
They're 8 and 8.5 years old now and just the idea of giving them away brings me to my knees, never.
I'm so glad I found your videos. I have wanted one of these pups for so long. I've owned shepherds my own life but can't deal with the fur anymore. Your videos give me so much to think about. Thank you
We had a boxer for over 12 years. Stanley (after Stanley tools) was a great dog and it was a sad time when he had to put him to sleep. This happened about three years ago. We were not going to get another dog. However last December a rescue Cane Corso became available to us. After some research, we brought her home. Primrose is about 3 1/2 years old and is smaller than most I've seen on UA-cam. She has become a welcome addition. She is more than worth the challenges we've dealt with. Thanks for your ongoing knowledge & wisdom.
People need to think about the kind of Breed they can handle, I wanted one but it was not for me, I have an amazing Rottie and he is such a big love bug, Thank you @jason Corey for making this video
Honestly I always knew owning a dog would be challenging, but I wanted it my whole life. Put in years of learning and now i have my dream boy. He's coming up to a year and a half now, and even with all the time I put in, training him has genuinely been one of my greatest challenges. I love videos like this because I do often think - how badly could this have gone if I wasn't the one that ended up with him? If someone else hadn't put in the time that was needed, even to get where we are today which is far from Bruce standard of perfection 😂 thank you for sharing your stories, I hope you can continue to help others to make the right decisions for them ♡
We have A corso he's 17 months , so different than any other dog I've had. Jake is alot of work very needy. But I love em! We had a bad trainer when he was 11 weeks, honestly we didn't research the breed, wish we found your channel sooner, but we have changed our lives around this dog
We have learned what his needs are, and he's a mush, big time family member! We thank u for sharing, and for pointing us to educational tools, much needed. Our biggest problem is not having enough dog socialization, he's not aggressive to dogs although it seems that way on walks when he sees other dogs, the pulling and sound he makes, if they approach he's just curious an wants to sniff, but not many want him near , cuz of his size . But were working on it!! Thanks again for your channel!!!
Thank you so much for posting this. I volunteer at my local humane society. We get in so many dogs 1-2 years old untrained unsocialized and given up on. Most of which are the bully breeds. People take dogs in and don't compute time into their dog. The Cane Corsos are on another level. Any time someone meets Roman and says they want A Corso like him I tell them no they dont. He is A lot of work we have been going to training since the week we brought him home at 4 months. We train at home up to three times a day. He goes on trips to stores, festivals, parades, craft fairs, farmers markets, building supply stores and to the shelter with me. He has taken more time and effort than any if my other dogs combined because I never want to write an email like that. So thank you so much for being great breed ambassador and not sugar coating what it takes to make A Bruce Wayne
I love Bruce Wayne. And I’ve been researching different dog breeds and training materials for about 2 years now in preparation of getting a puppy here soon. My husband loves cane corso. And as much as I do too and would love to own one. I just know with him working all day and me being the main dog provider and trainer. I don’t feel comfortable or ready to own such a breed yet. This would be my first puppy as a adult and training in general. But I love watching this channel and use a lot of the information I learn. Maybe one day we will get one but not anytime soon. We actually decided on a Newfoundland!
I'm getting a Newfoundland in a few weeks.
I love this breed. I had one and he was the best dog I ever owned. I am considering another to be trained as my service dog as well as to be my support dog. I am looking into outside help for the training and am still doing more research. I want to give my cane corso the best life for him/her as well as to give me one amazing companion. Thank you for all of your videos and advice.
EXCELLENT information! Anyone thinking about getting a dog, regardless of breed, should watch this. It's devastating to see how many people give up on their pups because they didn't do their homework first. Thank you for putting this together!
Really great video guys ! So true most intense dog ever but we knew what we getting. Our life changed big time but all worth it. Thank you Jason you always find time to answer my dm really appreciate your help .!!
Thank You Jason And Kera for your honesty. I have learned so much from your channel. And I was one who saw Bruce Wayne instantly wanted one. But the more I watch I asked my self am I willing to sacrifice all that time. Can I afford feeding a raw diet. Not right now. I also learned what I did wrong with my beautiful Bullmastiff. And what I need to differently. God Bless you guys.
Glad you see the big picture
Omgosh!! You scared me!😱😳.... 😅So glad you are not letting go of Brucy Boy..uhhh Bruce Wayne😊🥰😍
Pearl you know we would never part ways :) Also why I put the title of that in quotes so people would hopefully understand.
This video was truly great! This is a big reason why I’ve been researching and educating myself for almost two years before wanting to purchase finally soon after we’ve spent plenty of time and making sure we were in positions to actually dedicate time into our soon cane corso financially , emotionally, and physically, even getting a different car that’s bigger lol , checking places where we can take our dog to socialize when the time comes, the list goes on what we have to do and still do to prepare even to still finding a breeder that we can trust .. I definitely wasn’t ready before and not as educated as I am now … this is a lifelong commitment
Thank you for All your great clips full of information I own my first cane corso and she does live with 3 other siblings. I absolutely understand what u are saying about time and training Zena is now 18 month and she has show me so much …I could never give any of my dogs up .I made a promise to them to give them the best life …I’m looking forward to keep following you guys …Thank you again Michela.
I love this! I put in hours and time before deciding to choose this breed for my family. Took extra time finding the perfect breeder. I know someone who keeps their cane Corso in a crate most of the day because she’s busy at work. She shares with me that he acts out and I understood why. Im glad I took the time and expecting to have one in December 🥰.
Well said. I'm happy that you touched on many subjects like the cost and amount of time it takes to train. You can't just go to petco for training. I have an Amstaff, Presa Canario, English Mastiff, Cane Corso. He's a rescue that had no training and lived in a garage. Once I saw what his DNA was I studied all 4 breeds. I've had him 6 months and train him every day. Curzon Dax is a teenager and I know I still have a ways to go with him. I respect your content and have learned so much from you. Thank you for helping me understand my beautiful boy. Oh and I love you Bruce Wayne ♥
Thanks to the both of you for teaching people on how to be more responsible ,and being an excellent embassadors to the Cane Corso breed and all dogs in general. Bless your hearts both thank you very much . Take care and have a good one always.
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My dog got sick and went blind last year. It’s been challenging. My friend said your a great person for keeping it. I couldn’t believe she said that. I thank my dog for keeping me instead.
I'd honestly love to take the dog I've owned many dogs specifically pitbulls which tend to be "aggressive" an would love to own the dog I stay in a two bedroom apartment with the extra room for a pet I was actually recently looking in cane Corso for the select breed I want I have no problems with providing the dog the right care and active lifestyle it needs to be a great addition to my family
Definitely a new follower now! I have a 7 month mutt. We were told, boxer lab mix, but she is definitely pit lab mix. So as a first time dog owner a pit bull is very intimidating and making sure she's properly trained it's everything! In Ontario they're banned, so if she bites another dog or person she's immediately put down. I've dedicated everything to her to make sure she's properly behaved. Now that we're entering the teenagehood I foresee there being some challenges, she's gonna challenge me for sure. But just like Bruce, she's been at daycare since she was old enough to go (fully vaccinated) so socializing has been amazing for her!
Can't wait to get more tips and implement them into Skye, she's already an amazingly well behaved pup, looking forward to raising her into a perfect adult ❤🐶
Walking through the woods, marking every tree, such a guardian. ❤️ My giant Great Pyrenees does the same. He keeps us safe on back county camping trips, and always.
Sadly people do the same with the rottweiler rescue I work with. I have a rescued Rott and Corso and they are both work. I agree the Corso is WAY more work but I would never give them away.
My mom wants to get rid of our rottweiler 😭
@@ju999X i am so sorry
Let me compare dogs to motorcycles for a second.
If you've never had one, you don't get the 200hp rocket and you don't get the 900 pound yacht. It's too much for a beginner to handle. Sure some do it and it works out but 90% of the time either they get injured or they end up miserable with it. The ones who stick with it for the long haul got a bike they could manage, they learn the most, and have the most pleasure.
The same goes for dogs. If you're new you don't need the ultra intense malinois or the giant tank corso to figure out what you're doing. Get a relatively lower drive, more naturally social dog. You'll have more fun, learn a bunch, and it will make the transition to more "difficult" breeds a whole lot easier.
Start with what you can handle.
Fostering short term is another option.
You can build your knowledge, be surrounded by experts and gauge what's best for you.
@@pjk1714 Absolutely! Not only do you get all the fundamentals that are shared through all domesticated dogs but fostering also let's you experience different breeds and individual personalities. That variety is valuable! You might get the love bug that thinks everything in the world is wonderful and you might get ones with a few more quirks to work with. Easy relaxed fellas and those with intensely focused drives. Having a greater understanding of all types of dogs helps you understand not just your future dog but others they will come across. Understanding means you can confidently handle things. A dog with a calm confident leader is a happy relaxed dog. :)
I got a shelter mutt puppy and he was with me until his last breath, he became very difficult in his later years, but I stayed the course and tried to make his life more comfortable and never considered doing otherwise!!
Shelter Pets are the best...Don't shop while you can Adopt...
Absolutely agree with this video! I have a olde English bulldog which we rescued and although I had limited time to research about the breed I did as much as I could. 1 and a half years of having him he is testing at times but there’s also a lot we’ve changed in his live. Love the videos, love Bruce Wayne.
Oh my goodness. If this Corso was a “girl” we would take her. Remember my husband and I have had Akita’s so taking a female Corso would be easy. We currently have a 7 year old pitbull boy.
OH MY GOD I LOVE BRUCE HES SO HANDSOME AND I WANT TO SNUGGLE HIM
Best snuggler alive
Thank you for make this video and explaining the importance of researching a dog breed before get a new dog. I see the same thing happen with huskies and it breaks my heart for the dogs.
This is the best and honest and truly informative video on this breed of dog I have seen as of yet. Thank you guys!
Thank you for this video!!! I own a Cane Corso (he's now 4) and I can relate to this video so much and I tell anyone who wants one the same things you guys have said in this video. This video is great cause now I can just share it to people who want to get a Corso. This video hits the nail on the head with so many things regarding getting a Corso. Everyone loves how well mannered my dog is, but like you guys I had to sacrifice so much time to make sure he grew up this way. Again, Thanks again so much for this video!! Anyone considering getting a Corso needs to watch this video!!
Realistically 5 year change then constant maintenance.
Having a family unit structure is a must and socialization with positive rewarding is important.
Had to vet environment before introducing. Not all are positive.
In many ways it's like having a child.
I'm glad you provided this video.
I've seen so many not know how to reverse what they did or failed to do. The dog suffers and de-programing can be a long road.
Knowledge and patience is a must and insurance premiums need to be factored in.
Thanks for sharing
I adore Bruce Wayne. After watching this channel I realize its to much for me. I put adoption papers for a very sweet Great Dane and have a trainer set up. I visit him daily until he comes home with me, learning how to listen what he wants. Thank you for all your help.
I was given a Cane Corso by someone who couldn't handle her, she came from a puppy mill and was taken from her mom too soon. She refused to step foot on the road until she was about 5/6 months. She's 9 months now and the only thing I struggle with is her barking/lunging at other dogs or strangers. Because of her size, people will often give me very dirty looks. They probably think that she wants to attack and are worried I won't be able to hold her back. Its really embarrassing and it makes me really, really discouraged when this happens. She's wonderful at home and around other people, dogs and kids, just not strangers. It's refreshing to hear of how much work it took you to get Bruce where he is.. it is a lot of work to handle a dog of her size but her love and trust is so worth it❤ She really is a gentle giant and thinks she is a lap dog. Anytime I'm practicing yoga on the floor she thinks it's cuddle time.. she really is the sweetest dog I could ever ask for.
Thank you for making a video like this!! It’s heartbreaking, it happens way to often, especially in certain breeds.
I want to add that with a Cane Corso especially they form a bond to their owner and develop a trust with their people and it is very hard on them to go through the changes of rehoming!
And also I think with a breed so large, they can seem like full grown dogs at 7 months but people need to remember that they are still young and learning (AND NEED LOT OF TRAINING AND CONSISTENCY!)
Thank you guys, so important what you are doing. Especially this Majestic breed.
Great video. Very open & honest. It’s so sad to hear that someone wants to renommé their dog but I guess at least they’re recognising they need help. Just a shame for the dog but hopefully he will be found a good home and he’ll get the proper training. This breed of dog is so wonderful but Jason & Kara are 100% right in saying you have to put in the work to properly train your puppy. That is so important 🙏 xxx
I’m a subscriber now. And my wife was just like that..she didn’t want some monster dog. I grew up with a 210 lb Great Dane. No small dogs. I showed her this and she laughed because she remembered thinking our Jessie would be a human killer. She’s amazing, and my wife is pretty cool too.
Thank you for posting this video 🥰
I adopted a young Rottweiler from a rescue early in the year. She had zero training. She has been a such a challenge. At times I've been so frustrated it would have been easier to give up. I didn't though and she is so worth it and has given so much back. The more time and effort and training you put into a dog the more you get back from them. That's my experience anyway.
very well said. i wish people were more conscious of future struggles and responsibilities with having a cane corso. it would save a lot of heartbreak for the dogs that are given up from their family:(
Thanks for sharing this, great points! Gotta pause the video to comment, as it just struck me: For almost exactly the same reasons, my own parents, back in the day, decided that because the first 3 years are SO formative, they'd arrange their work so that always one of them would be with me... Ok, that was them raising a child, but what you guys, Jason & Kara have done for Bruce, commitment-wise, is similar. And everyone getting any puppy (especially a large guardian breed one), yes, would want to give the first 1 - 2 years their utmost attention. So funny, just had people admire my 17 months' old Estrela's performance today: There was people seated on a terrace, and several horses right there, 10 meters away from the dogs. Who were off leash, the Estrela on an e-collar. Hadn't seen the horses or the people before I stepped around a bend, so I decided to recall them and walk back the other way. The Estrela, meanwhile, had galopped towards the horses with ball-toy in snout. She dropped the toy when I recalled her, then immediately picked it up on cue and brought it to me. Didn't even get distracted by the horses, or the people. So proud - sorry to rant self-pride here on your channel, but it's an example of how REWARDING it is to see one's blood, sweat and tears (literally!) of1,5 years paying off. The beauty of this cannot be described in words. And having a giant guardian breed - which is much, much more tricky to train than a Shepherd type of dog or a Retriever - makes the success so much sweeter...
Thank you so much, this information helps out so much 😁🙏❤️
Always tricky with the titles Guys great pull-in, but this is a perfect subject matter so glad you are addressing it.
Amazing transparency, and amazing owners 🙌🏼
Thank you so much for your videos & especially this video, specifying exactly what sort of person you need to be to become a Cane Corso parent.