OWNING A CANE CORSO: THE ULTIMATE CANINE PROTECTOR
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- Опубліковано 9 жов 2023
- A strong, athletic dog, the Cane Corso has historically been favoured by owners because of their protective nature.
Part of the mastiff family, they are intelligent & caring dogs that have been used as working dogs because of their guarding and herding abilities. - Домашні улюбленці та дикі тварини
I have a Cane Corso (Otis - 150lbs) about the same age as Zeus. Everything said about the breed in this video is 100% true. Whenever I used to travel for work, security was always something I thought about, but now that Otis is at home on duty I no longer think about that. He would lay down his own life for his family, and he is spoiled accordingly.
This breed is so amazing. What an incredible family friend he has become.
These dogs are suprisingly beautiful.
Cane (Kah-nay) Corso!💜🐾
Great breed! We finally got one over this past summer. She has been wonderful!
Amazing dogs. I wish I would have gotten involved with the Cane Cross years ago, when I had the energy. Congratulations and best wishes.
Thanks for the video. My favorite dog in the world!
The family perspective and socialization are so important
If I get the job that I’m going after I’ll get a Cane Corso and a GSD, absolutely love those breeds.
Unless you get a working line that isn't mixed with neopolitian and so on most corsos aren't what the breed is meant to be or look like now a days.
How do you go about finding working line breeders?
@@taetrrtot6205 talk to people who train personal protection, research breeders who focus on hunting/personal protection lines. Romania and a few other countries have really good breeders, there are also a few in the U.S that breed actual working line cane corsos. But searching and doing research online and so on is the best way to start. Same with any dog breed you're looking for specific traits or working capabilities.
Beautiful Cane Corso!
Love my corso. Extremely protective even when socialized properly. I have a do not pet collar on mine when taking him out because if you just walk up and pet him he might snap. He needs to warm up to strangers before he allows him to be pet.
Love mine he is just a year old and a true Pleasure haveing him and he is blue n white 👀
Great looking Corso bravo🙂👍🏼
That’s one big a$$ dog!!! And he’s a good boy. Came out really good guys, that’s awesome.
Love the Chanel !!
Bruh if you wanna protect the dog's name at least say it correctly lol.
We’re human too! Never the less, we love our boy!
@@graciegutierrez6702 Just messing with you. Great dog and family.
What killed it was right when she said they researched the breed and then doesn’t know how to say the name correctly. I didn’t know how it was pronounced until I looked into the breed before getting my first puppy.
@@billyboyd418This!
@@graciegutierrez6702 "being human" is not an excuse for not saying Cane Corso correctly when you put yourself out there as an expert in the breed. Zero credibility, also he looks like a Neopolitan Mastiff mix.
Zeus seems very sweet and he wags his tail like crazy.he is going to fill out and will be massive when he reaches maturity.
No one is breaking into your home….Nice looking dog 👍
Awesome breed!!
I’m considering getting one as a companion/guard dog
Don't go for a modern corso like this one, go for a traditional corso if you need a dog for guarding duties and question the breeders on whether the dogs they produce are capable protectors.
Big and beautiful beautiful beasts u gotta love him
How do you pretend like you're an expert on a dog breed when you can't even say the name correctly?
When did they say they were experts? They are pet owners!
@@DogumentaryTVshould be able to say the breed name of your own dog correctly- especially on a documentary like this which is educational 😊
Horrible breeding. Corsos should never be 170. The breed has been oversized for owners vanity. Daily exercise, obedience training with everyone in the home, protection work if you want him to be an actuality protector.
👍🏼 Agreed
100%, I really wish they show cased a more correct cane corso (I know the true corso has been lost) but the European lines are bred a lot healthier.
Mine is a male around 110 he still has some growing but 170 is a bit much and not healthy.
That dog is not close to 170
@@MrBonecollector83 this dog doesn’t look a bit close to 170 130 at best
I would love to see a video on cane corso's with more dyrium lines.
Beautiful, sweet dog. Not looking or behaving like a Corso , but that suits this lovely couple’s lifestyle! As a pet, Zeus is a winner; as a representative of his breed to put in a video, though, not so much.
You watched a 12 minute video and assume they don’t work their dog. How realistic in todays society is it to have a war dog anyway? Smh 🤦🏻♂️ cmon with the elitist attitude and the “true representation” bs .
@@Watts24fps what an odd response to a pretty innocuous comment! I didn’t mention “war” dogs (particularly as that’s a dubious snapshot of ancestry millennia past), nor did I mention “work”… was this meant to go on another comment, by any chance? As for elitism, if noting a dog’s deviation from a breed standard, whilst saying it’s nevertheless perfect as a pet, and the right dog for its owners, is elitist… then I’m sorry. My intention with my comment was to inform those unaware that this is not what these dogs are usually like, if bred to standard, because I have seen far too many people in my country giving up Corsi to rescues, pounds, and even PTS, because they were expecting a chill mastiff-type instead of a fairly intense working breed. If we’re going to make informative videos about breeds, then it should be our goal to give a fair representation to the public if we want the best for that breed. Again, though, I’m sorry if my comment seemed offensive; I’m just very passionate about “the right dog for the right home” as a concept.
170lbs that young ? That’s crazy sound like his joints will be paying for it in the end .
I am really interested in the Corso and been watching videos, looking up their heritage, and found two breeders near me. As an avid runner who normally runs at the gym, am I able to take a full size Corso for a seven to ten mile run over the course of an hour? Or will just walking be sufficient with ball time for them to get their run on?
Nice!!!!
I just got mine, she's a blue with grey green eyes and 3 months old. She's getting her coordination locked down in the house, we have no carpet. Lol.
The dog looks more Neo and 170 is too big .big isn't always best but it seems everything in the USA is huge. He's panting like it's an effort to breath normally and because of his size it's going to put a strain on his heart. This breed was the most agile mastiff but I doubt it will be for long.
To see the Corso at the dog park looking like a big powder cake dog just breaks my heart. Everything is changing for the worst though. These people want to take out the natural nature of these dogs to make them more marketable and it only hurts the owners. When the time comes for a real need for protection, these new "rescued" breeds will be as useless as a $100,000 car that won't start. Soon Cane Corsos will be at dog parks wearing tutus getting bullied by Chihuahuas.
We’ll let you know our next dog park visit :) You can test it out. We never claimed not to “work” Zeus, maybe you missed the point, we focus on continued socialization to maintain his docile temperament. He is absolutely a guard dog, but knows when to be aware. That’s the point of socialization. Thank you
@@graciegutierrez6702you know your dogs mate , teach every breed when they are growing up to love everything ( unless you want to hunt something) and they will still arc up at a genuine threat, not just old mate putting his bins out across the road
Gotta Cane Corso and a 100 lb Shepherd. Tag Team at its best ❤
Its big the dogs zeus chingon el animalito
What happened with the crop? he's lovely it's a shame the ear fell.
It's one of the easiest to post crop too
@@tallvinesbs1595 Cropping is banned where I live but I see dogs online with just tiny bandages around their ears holding them up, doesn't look as hard as a dobie crop. I wish ear cropping was legal here man, I would make sure my dogs crop was perfect. My dog would look so elegant with a show crop.
We have a constant problem where our large 170 lbs cane corso gets picked on by dogs. dogs scream when he walks by and their owners freak out at us and our dog never even locked at him. My hope is that people educate themselves, that not all dogs, regardless of size are automatically aggressive. Learn the warning signs, how to properly approach a dog etc. I know as a parent, that was one thing we did to priorities even before we got our new dog....ask, let the dog come to you, never approach from behind...etc.
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I've watched quite a few videos on large breeds. I wonder how many people in the suburbs are readily concerned about their safety and the need for protection (which seems to be a common theme and locale from my observation). I've raised a 75lb staffy and live in a city with many crime-related incidents. Still, I've never felt the need for my dog to protect me or my wife. (The dog's presence alone is usually an a-hole deterrent.)
I look forward to raising a Cane Corso and understanding their protective nature. Still, I wouldn't want my dog needlessly in harm's way. I wonder if an owner harbors a fearful disposition if it unduly influences the dog's threat response.
I would say I've had a few big mastiff that behaved just like yours until they hit 2.5 - 3 years and its like flicking a switch . Any strange dogs and people ad they are willing to react hower they see fit , can be a dangerous time for everyone involved. I alway tell people with immature dogs that who say "oh my dogs friendly" . Yeah hes friendly till hes not anymore, can train through it most of the time but you need to be ready for that first reaction to avoid tradedy
Thanks for the tip! Socialization, and not bending boundaries has kept Zeus to be as docile as he is. We’ll continue to do so, but I understand your point. Consistency is key.
Dang that late my dogo argentino flipped that switch at 10 months
@graciegutierrez6702 my current Boerboel came to work with me 3 days per week meeting clients on a daily basis , went to doggy daycare 2 days per week with up to 50 dogs and came to farmers markets, fishing ,hiking and off lead at the park at weekends . Socialisation is great but if and when they decide they are guard dogs it all goes out the window . Our current boy lunged at a random man in a pub one day whilst I was eating lunch luckily on lead but was inches away from disaster. Happens in the blink of an eye for seemingly know reason , from then on most strangers and strage dogs were a threat and training was difficult. It's normally at the point you think you've nailed training cause it's going so well with obedience and recall etc
@kevinyoung947 not sure about the dogo but the bigger mastiff that I've owned , Boerboel, English, Puerto Rican, French have all matured late 2-2.5 seeing a change in most . Only my current male Boerboel had ongoing reactions for 1 year but manageable now. Would love to own a dogo but it's a banned breed in the UK
@@graciegutierrez6702that’s it mate plenty of socialising and constant training and you calling the shots , teach them to love everything and they will still arc up when they need to , I’ve had mastiff types last 25years and I haven’t had a dog or human aggressive ( still guard though) one but always do plenty of socialising first 2 years and correcting any growling, barking at every day events because once they mature they can over guard which is a hassle, I have known plenty of people in my lifetime who encourage/praise young dogs for slight aggression ( saying the pup is protective)and when the dog matures they can’t take it anywhere because it’s over protective, you have a good looking dog there
So many Cane Corsos influenced by boxers.
My Corso is crazy lol
Clever brother 80
First defense: slobber.
Best dog breed ever❣️🔥💪
That ear crop is horrible 😩
Where yall get that collar?
Looks like K9 Tactical Gear. Make sure you don't put it on upsidedown like these goofs, though.
Zeus is beautiful! Thank you for training him so well and being a responsible dog/Corso owner.
170 is to big, I like my Corsos no bigger then 120
He just never stopped growing! Lol -Zeus mama 🐾💕
Maybe you have the American lines and those dogs are mixed. A real Corso would never be that big. @@graciegutierrez6702
If your not working your protection dog it will not save you when the time comes 🤔
Facts.
It’s very unfortunate to show a Cane Corso like this as a representative for this breed. In the breed standard Corsos have up to 110 lbs - but 170 lbs is insane. Zeus‘ face has a bit resemblance with the Neopolitan Mastiff, that might explain the extreme weight. Zeus is a very cute boy, but from the Standard view a bad representative for the breed. Please check the breed Standards before creating such documentaries 🙏🏼
I didnt get if the name is Zeus or Suez
Um The name is spelled out on his collar which is shown throughout this video.
Growing in popularity in the UK
Hard advocat 10
My male corso’s name is Zeus
but why do you think to have to use a prong collar on him?! really poor because of this really relaxed boy
Beauties......
Cane corso are an awesome breed, but they have to be well bed and within standard
It’s cane corso not king corso
Oops! We were camera shy, definitely should have pronounced it correctly.
Brother get some owners/breeders that have years of experience and knowledge.. sick of seeing ppl that have owned 1 dog and all there experience comes from google or youtube and are being interviewed like experts... videos are top notch but the people youre interviewing are not top notch in terms of training/experience
Agree!
train home alone and get rid of the seperancies angxiety.its called dogtraining
SMH horrible owners and breeders for selling this dog 🐕🐕
That does not look like a real corso looks like it has some neopolitan mastif in his pedigree
Pink door 69
Some of them are good protectors and protection dogs but this one is not. 1000% he will bark and run off.
That's not a purebred Cane Corso.
We can prove otherwise. Zeus is AKC & ICCF
What is he?
@@Polandsyndromebodybuilding I'm guessing mixed with Neapolitan mastiff.
@@philip1345 that would make him a CPM (cane da presa meridionale) which is a very very limited and elite project here in south italy. it would require you to pass all sorts of ''test and exames'' just to eligible to take part in it, so i guess its not.....its a good dog for this family...its all that matters.
@@graciegutierrez6702you don't even say the name of the breed right
Lmao SMH typical backyard breed this breed is ruined
17 months 😂😂 bruh just say 1.5 years old. It's not a toddler
You gotta stop doing videos on ppl who have no clue about the breed or its working ability. This is a watered down oversize version of the breed. This isn’t a true cane corso in temperneant or instinct.
Maybe learn how to pronounce the breed of your dog if you want to appear to be educated on them. How is no one correcting them?
Play dates with Corso’s 😂😂 sorry u don’t have a real Corso
The dog is still only 18 months. Play dates as a puppy. Pay Closer Attention and try not to be soooo arrogant.
Rottie
Smh
Wow, stop chopping their ears off!! Unbelievable people don't realize why all dog's need their ears and tails!
Beat it
I agree.
Shut up
Beautiful doggy. A little skinny.
Apparently he's 170lb.
@@philip1345He is, he’s now 180lbs and a beautiful boy!
I see no ribs?