A CANE CORSO KILLED A BOY IN EDMONTON (and why that's a huge deal)
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- Опубліковано 4 кві 2024
- Heartbreaking: Cane Corsos Maul Little Boy in Edmonton
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Dog bites are far too common across the world. When you own a large breed dog you have a greater responsibility to train your dogs and have them well mannered and in control. I have not seen too many details on this but the fact that these dogs have been accused of attacking other individuals over the past couple months leads me to believe that they are not well trained and precautionary measures were not taken to assure these dogs do not harm anyone going forward resulting in the death of a little boy.
Here is a press release I referred to in the video:
In Edmonton Canada a 11 year old boy was mauled to death by 2 Cane Corsos. Occupants at the south Edmonton residence where an 11-year-old boy was killed by dogs Monday night had received two official dog attack complaints in the past three months.
"In 2024, animal control peace officers responded to two attack complaints isolated to inside the private residence," said communications adviser Christopher Webster.
"One complaint is still under investigation as the officers have yet to receive the relevant evidence to proceed with charges. The other was concluded without charges as the city lacked the evidentiary requirement to proceed with laying charges."
"Animal control said Wednesday the two dogs had been seized and are currently at animal control but would not confirm information from sources that suggests the dogs were intact males of the cane corso breed."
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Well said, it breaks my heart to imagine what that poor boy went through in his final moments😢
You are a responsible dog owner, and I love your message. Unfortunately there’s always going to be those whose minds you will never change. Do they realize how many of these dogs there are vs how many kill? Odds are like flying vs car wrecks
Yes I had one, best, kindest dog ever. How horribly tragic.
I wouldn't want to help the FAMILY.....it was dad who put the lad in this situation. I wouldn't mind helping the mother, though. If there's a separate GoFundMe for her, i'd donate.
@@erinb58 Pit Bulls make up less than 10% of the dog population. They cause 70% of human deaths and severe disfigurements from dog attacks. These dogs are like huge Pit Bulls on steroids....the only reason we haven't heard that much about them is that there aren't that many up here. Stay tuned!! ps that's why i think ALL dogs should be muzzled if they're out of the owners' houses, or if someone's visitiing. Basket muzzles allow the dog to pant, and no one can yell breed discrimination, or it's not a pittie, it's a boxer mix. Hospital visits for dog bites in ONtario Canada would drop from around 26,000 per year, to just a couple of hundred (there are always crazy ppl who keep dogs that bite them) There's nothing else on planet Earth that would drop hospital visits like that. All the best to you!!
Today it came out the dogs had killed a former roommate's cat, bit that roommate so badly they needed stitches, and hospitalized a woman in February after mauling her. Nobody knows why the dogs were still in the home and not labeled as dangerous. A huge screw up by animal control has cost a child their life.
The owners needed to be sued to hell and back, that is insane.
Very sad. Just heartbreaking all around. 😢
Authorities are are covering it up
Honestly animal control in Canada is lax. There’s a dog on the street that I live on that attacked a police officer. It’s jumped out the window multiple times, and been at large. Animal control has done nothing - hasn’t enforced the muzzle order either. It seems to be a “wait until something tragic happens” mentality. It’s sad …..for people who get bitten and also for the dog.
The owner was a stripper, meaning she had ties to the Hells Angels. Hence animal control NOPE-ing out of the case.
I live in Edmonton, so I know a bit more than the average person. The bigger issue was that dogs weren't properly trained and the boy wasn't a regular in the home. He was visiting a "vacation only Dad" so those dogs did not really know the boy and the boy clearly didn't know how to be with those dogs. The Dad didn't own those dogs either, the roomate owned them. Those dogs weren't socialized with kids and both the Dad & roommate foolishly thought that the boy should be allowed to be with the dogs without an adult there to protect him from the sheer strength of those dogs. Let alone the fact that those dogs are known to be violent in the community with tons of complaints against the owner in regards to those dogs in particular.
I have three dogs under 30 pounds I NEVER leave them alone with my baby or other kids. I highly doubt my dogs would ever hurt a kid (they haven't ever bitten a human or even nipped hard enough to leave a mark), but that doesn't mean I should trust either my dog or a kid to be able to properly read and understand each other.
The Dad was a fool, the roommate is a terrible dog owner, and this was completely preventable using common sense. A little boy is dead because two adults failed to protect him and two dogs are dead because nobody properly trained them.
How do you know the boy wasn't just napping on the couch? The boy is a total innocent in this.
@@dixiewade8373 Did you even read my post? I stated the boy was innocent. Like wtf are you on about? It doesn't matter if the boy was sleeping or trying to play with the dogs. The dogs weren't properly socialized to be around kids, and no adult should leave kids alone around a dog. Especially not big ass dogs that literally had previously attacked a woman to the point that she had major injuries (broken ribs) as was one of the complaints against the dogs.
@@dixiewade8373
Nowhere in this post did they say the boy was at fault. They reality is dog need to be trained and kids need to be taught to be kind and careful around all dogs. Dogs truly don’t attack for no reason usually it’s because they are untrained and don’t feel safe and in turn they are reactive and that’s what caused attacks. No matter what the boy is the victim, his Dad should have kept him away and the owner should have kept his dog away from the boy.
@dixiewade8373 the father made a statement that he was outside when his son went inside with snacks then when he went in the house later he found the aftermath
@@SomeLibtard Technically, you are half right. There are a couple of different videos of the Dad's statement, and the news cut it up and posted it. The full interview explains that the Dad dropped his son off home, and he quickly went to the corner store to get snacks for both of them. In the 10-15 mins he was gone, the dogs mauled his son to death. The kid entered the home alone, and the dogs mauled him to death after he had closed the door and walked further into the house. Either the dogs saw him as an intruder or something else happened when the son was alone with the dogs. Either way, there is already a previous complaint about the dogs where a woman was attacked by they and suffered some serious injuries (broken ribs are just the main ones reported, but I believe the dogs also broke her arm). The dogs are aggressive to perceived "strangers" and unfortunately, the dogs clearly thought the son being alone (especially as he only visits for vacations) in the house was a "stranger" in their minds. The story is quite the talk right now, and even my husband works with one of the neighbours who lives near those dogs.
Roommate and dad failed the animals and child . Dad knew other complaints existed
@mongrel631 They’re dead. Failed.
If there were two prior complaints, why weren’t the dog’s removed from the home. My condolence to the family 🙏🏽
Exactly they guy is missing the point those dogs were not normal and required special treatment
And WHY did the father allow his child around them
canada... nothing makes sense here anymore.
@@N-xi2zh nothing makes sense in the U.S. either. World is going to hell
@@N-xi2zh Damn libs eh?
Shame on the father, he brought his son into a killing zone.
It's unacceptable
No one is held accountable for these gruesome deaths
This poor boy. Prayers for his family.
What a horrific way to go. These dogs are way too much for 99% of people. Thank you for sharing this story. I hope someone sees this story and thinks twice before getting a powerful dog that is too much for them to handle. These can be great dogs with early and consistent socialization like you've done with Bruce and J J. My heart goes out to the boy's family. This is one of the worst things that can happen to a parent.
Yes absolutely. I have two small grandchildren one 4months and the other is 2yrs pold. My dogs love them, but we never leave them alone with our guard dogs. Ever.
And don't consider adopting one if you are not athletic, or are frail and elderly.
I live hear in Canada and this just broke my heart. The issue is the owner not the breed. Look at the small footprint of this shared house with next to nothing for a yard. Those dogs definitely weren't trained well or socialized. We had 3 Rottweilers on acreage and they never barked, growled or bit anyone. We didn't walk them with leashes either! Big dogs need big space with proper training and socialization.
@@simsimsworld I believe it's even beyond just training and socialization in this situation. The dogs were being aggressive towards one another even, a very hostile environment. You can't keep intact dogs TOGETHER like that if there's already hostility, and then add in a "new" person giving attention to one of the dogs, and the dominant dog showing jealousy/dominance. It was a bad situation waiting to happen, just knowing there were previous complaints. Anyone owning, and ESPECIALLY involved in breeding, of ANY kind of dog, particularly large, powerful dogs, should KNOW this kind of stuff already
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@@simsimsworld I agree for the mostpart. Dogs need training and exercise, working or not, large or not. If people can compensate by taking their dogs out for lots of extra exercise and training the size of the yard isn't that important. We all want to live out in the country, but realistically most of us can't. So we either have to forego dog ownership or step up our game.
I live in Edmonton. This has been heartbreaking. The father now defending the dogs and saying they were not dangerous, even with the complaints. He is on television saying his roommate is heartbroken the dogs were euthanized and she's scared to attend the funeral. I can't imagine how the mother feels hearing the father of her child defending the dogs and the woman who killed her child. If course the roommate should not attend the funeral! People are speculating the father is in the denial or bargaining stage of grieving and trying to give the benefit of doubt.
Probably the roommate was her girl friend 😡
I think he's in denial and shock because if he admits the truth it means he dropped the ball as a protective parent. Because if something tragic happens out of the blue surprise then that means no one is at fault.
as a woman who owns a Corso with my husband...I can already picture what kind of girl it was that decided to go pick up some Mastiffs....thinks she is badass/cool or "I can handle a big powerful dog no problem" only for this nonsense to happen....I know ZERO TRAINING or discipline, I bet those dogs got away with all kinds of horrible behavior at Puppyhood/puberty Era that I'm shocked them dogs didn't kill someone during their puberty stage.
It's all fun and games and cute to own a type of Mastiff until they let you know you your leadership is weak and I shall make.my own decisions from now on.
The father needs to get off media and grieve for his son. Why do all these people constantly go on TV and the internet? Good Lord, have some respect for your child and yourselves.
This shows you his irrational thought process. It would be nice if there were more rational men in this society. Just another sign of the times. What a shame.
The woman who owns these dogs should be ashamed of herself. Her and the father should be put in jail for second degree murder.
How do you know it was a woman?
@@jimlevell3800 They were owned by the father’s female roommate
@@wandam3295my brother lives near the incident and it’s said the young fella was left alone with these dogs , that are not familiar to him (the boy lives in Osoyoos BC ) , and have a resent history of aggression!! It could have been prevented for sure!
@@jimlevell3800 the news, stated it was a female roommate.
ASHAMED seems very lame.
Owner needs to go to jail for murder.
Exactly
She wasn’t even home when it happened. There are some details that you don’t know.
@@mrjarhead it said they had been reported twice for biting.
@@mrjarhead Doesnt matter if she was not home. Her dogs, her responsibility. If my dog breaks out of my house and hurts another dog or child does it become my gates fault, or maybe the squirrel he was chasing? Although my dog would NEVER hurt a kid, he is a Great Pyrenees Therapy Dog. If you know your dogs have injured/attacked two humans on two separate occasions very recently then those dogs should have never been with that kid without at least a muzzle and supervised - if that cant be done they need to be property contained until owner is home and following all proper safety procedures.
The dad doesn't blame her. He said his son had cuddled with the dogs prior to the attack. He was outside and went inside and was.the one to find his son. Noone knows why this happened.
I grew up in a house with big dogs. Shepards and Dobermans. Not only did the dogs listen to my parents, but they were also trained to listen to us. Never were they walked off leash. Our yard perimeter was secured with cinderblock, so they couldn't dig under. My daughter grew up with a pitbull. The dog listened to her since she was a toddler. If the human does not do the work to set the dog up to succeed, the dog will fail. Usually at the expense of an innocent person.
I totally agree with this statement. We have a dog that's genetically close to a wolf and it's constant training, and exercise everyday! Rain, sun, -20° weather, you name it. But it pays off because he's a sweetheart with babies and children. Granted I'm always in the room looking for his ticks because I'm vigilant and hedging my bets but he's seriously the best dog ever. We've trained him so well, he won't react. It's possible and people who don't take owning a dog seriously would be better with a cat. Dogs are work, especially the more aggressive breeds. That takes a strong mind and spirit.
@2cswaeka I actually have two cats now. The little boy is like the energizer bunny with no off switch. My dogs were so much easier. But he's cute, and we love him.
I’m sorry but I see some on UA-cam with this breed bringing them in public while not on a proper leash and not being able to fully handle such a large breed dog! You’re one hundred percent right! Everyone needs to do better! Thank you so much for articulating this so well!
i agree some dog owners don't care. A relative of mine has a large hyper black lab that's completely untrained. Mutsy jumps up on everyone. He thinks it's ok, so..what happens if it knocks an elderly or young person down who hits their head on concrete sidewalk & becomes severely injured?
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Too many people fail to educate themselves about a breed like this. They are not for novice owners. It takes someone willing to train, work with the dog on a daily basis in order to properly socialize them. A dog such as a Cane Corso is a serious responsibility.
Why did the dad allow the dogs to stay?!? He is just as guilty!
And why bring his child into this situation?
EXACTLY. The dogs were doing their job and u can see (guard dogs on duty) yes the father is as guilty
The boy was there for 9 days and there was no problems. Coincidence that one hour before he supposed to leave he is alone in the house with the dogs...apparently let the dogs in when he returned home with some treats. It's fair to say, he did not fear the dogs. Definitely feels suspicious.
Thats even worse
Never let kids home alone with big azz dogs even if they are your own, you never know what the kids gonna do that may angry the dog all it needs is one dog to start and its done@@bqquann3433
@@thefightfarm5692Doing their job?
Killing an 11 year old boy is their job?
This is a mental illness
I hope this family finds peace.
Amen
Prayers to the young man and his family so badd to happen I hope lots of owners see this and think more of what can happen
If people keep promoting these breeds more families will suffer
These breeds don't belong in our communities
No brah, this is beyond a tragedy. Unbelievable , god bless that little dude. So messed up on all aspects.
There's absolutely no reason for 99% of people to have this type of dog breed.
Jason,i appreciate you sharing this horrific attack on this child.Three reports that child should have never been allowed to be around those dogs after those reports!My heart and prayers go out to this family.Jason you and your Wife are very responsible dog owners!🙏😭🙏
They had two prior complaints and nothing was done I feel so sorry for the little boy in his family and for the dogs who didn't get the proper training my heart goes out to everyone❤
Thanks for asking everyone to do better. So sorry for the family.
Thank you Jason for your message, I applaud you for following up on this. ❤️
This is why we always say EVERYDAY IS A TRAINING DAY. This crushed my heart. That poor boy and his family.
You have to train a animal not to kill…psycho..crazy.
Really sad. A 12 year old isn’t too little either. He had to have been at least 5 feet. Such a tragedy. The boy must have gone through so much pain. 😢
I’m sorry without question that is too little. Everyone who is familiar with large powerful male dogs, let alone two together, in close quarters… no. Respectfully, you couldn’t be more wrong.
I mean I’m not sure what you could even mean by that. Have you ever seen or heard of … police dogs? Doberman pinschers? german shepherds? Tiny coyotes make off with children if they can…. They try all the time, it’s horrific… and they are literally 10-20 pound animals. When is the last time even a small lap dog snapped at you bearing its teeth?
@@prestont434 Trying to justify owning large powerful male dogs, (I.E. potentially dangerous), that are capable of killing people?
@@tomseverson5700Yea I don't have to. I have to take a lesson to keep perfecting my own ownership logistics of my own big dogs even if I think it's more than thorough already. I am imploring those of us who do to take a lesson, to get their own situation suited to ensure the safety of themselves, their family, to everyone, including the dogs they own. I really don't think you'd have any luck asking anyone with pets of any size or species to "justify" it. I wouldn't ask the family that's suffering to do so, I wouldn't ask you to do so, to put it politely.
@@prestont434 I have never been bitten by any dog ever. Not hard if you understand dogs. people are not the smartest creatures.
Every jackass that owns these creatures says the same
"Training, look at me!
I'm special "
They would sacrifice themselves and their children for dogs
I don’t care how well trained a dog is , I still will never trust them 100 percent !
Absolutely. Idiots humanizing violent animals is extremely dangerous, as we have just witnessed. Are we going to start training cougars and bears too now?
Bingo! They're always owned by sociopaths and lowlifes.
The breed should be banned, as it is in at least two dozen countries, along with pitbulls and Presas. I don't care how well they're trained. Aggressiveness is bred into them and can be triggered at any moment.
@@rudythecat7320 100%. They should be illegal to keep as pets, just like any other dangerous animal is. ALL bully and fighting breeds.
Im from Edmonton and hearing this was just heartbreaking. Our city failed that beautiful boy. Completely. My heart is w the family. Just devastating. Thank you for sharing this video, your boys are so good. Love how chill they are. Good job on raising them 🙏🙏
Absolutely Devastating 💔. My thoughts and prayers 🙏🙏🙏 are with the whole family 🙏🙏🥹🫶🫶
That man is a sorry excuse for a father. How do you leave a small child alone with 2 huge, known aggressive dogs?! I'm so sorry for the boy and his mother.
It’s shocking and horrific, as a mother I cannot imagine the pain. This happened in the uk several times over the last couple of years and they have now banned the breed responsible, all these dogs now have to be registered, neutered and muzzled. Thousands were euthanised as landlords banned them. I truly hate the owners who can’t be bothered to train, can’t be bothered to research a breed and then just abandon the dogs when things get difficult.
I’m very worried as the owner of Rottweilers that a blanket ban of all large breed dogs will become law soon, and yet every time I take my very well trained dog out, he is attacked by smaller dogs…..but if he retaliates he will be blamed.
This is a very serious time for ALL dog owners, we need to improve and protect our dogs.
Heartbreaking 💔
I live in Edmonton and I wanted to compliment you on the way you shared the news on this incident and your message to dog owners. I own a rottweiler and very much agree that dog owners need to be respectful of the fact that their dog could hurt someone if put in the wrong circumstances. Training is a full time thing at my home, and because of that my dog is sweet and well mannered, and I hate that everyone says that about their dogs. My sweet dog has also hurt someone who was trying to mug me on a late night walk. She was doing her job and protecting me, and the moment I yelled at her to stop, she did thankfully. My point is that as sweet and loving as our dogs may be, if placed in certain situations, have it in them to be dangerous and dog owners should never sleep on this fact. Be vigilant with your dog and always ensure that they know who’s in charge and be responsible and respectful of others in your home by taking precautions to ensure their safety because your dog may not react kindly to visitors. My thoughts and prayers are with this child’s family and loved ones, lets let this horrible incident be a reminder to all dog owners to never stop learning and let training our pets become a lifestyle for the sake of our dogs as well as others.
As a large breed dog owner, I completely understand the necessity for training. I feel so terrible for this family's tragedy, no parent should ever have to hear that terrible news
Prayer for the family
If I had children, cane Corso and any bully breed would be breeds to avoid. You see this kind of tragedy way too often. You can’t have eyes on the dog at all times..
Oh bullshit. I agree about the bully breed (which should be banned completely) but Corsos if trained well are fantastic with children.
We also don't know anything about the owner and how he raised them which is very important
Every breed of dog could attack . Finger pointing to certain breeds is ridiculous. In the 70's it was German Shepards and Doberman's that were vilified. The 80's it was Pit Bulls . We are probably going to see more Corso attacks because the breed has become very popular.
@@JS-bg8rq see it's that kind of thinking contribute to these dogs demise, bully are great loyal loving dogs it's how a idiot raise and treat them 😞
@@lizstallard9902 Every breed can attack but not every breed can kill. The reality is certain breeds are more dangerous than others even just by size alone.
Thank you for putting this out there.
We as Cane Corso owners should all understand the absolute importance of proper training with these animals. They are fantastic, loyal, and loving, but can also be so dangerous in the wrong hands. My thoughts and prayers go out to this family.
I agree, actually, any dog can be dangerous if taught to be that way, or not trained or understood, or socialized. good point
We don't trust you or your dogs
@@MbL5057 A stupid response.
So true! I have a Cane Corso, but only after a lot of research and determining a training plan from the minute she was brought home. Another reason I got a female. I knew I couldn’t take on a male corso due to temperament and size. It was an 8month consistent training process, but so worth the work and is continuing to her 3 year old phase. It’s sad this happened to the boy, but he shouldn’t have been in that home with those dogs with prior incidents. So sad!😢
Can you tell us how much your house insurance costs to cover these dogs? I can't find a company who will insure them. Which Insurance company offers Insurance on these?
What about not owning such humongous animals in close knit homes. I don’t understand obsession of owning large dogs it’s appalling. If you live on a farm then fine you have those dogs, now I see these large animals being kept indoors in small tights homes, it’s horrible and unacceptable. No matter how much you dog is trained I will never let them close to my child. These are giant dangerous animals and only belong on a farm.
You are wise to never let your children near large dogs. Please protect them.
There's nothing wrong with owning large breed dogs in a home. There are other factors at play here, and we don't know the full story. Could be abuse or disease. Maybe they were inbred. The point is we don't know.
Your premise is correct but they do NOT belong on a farm, they will kill wildlife and anything else they decide to hunt. They belong on the plains of Argentina, hunting.
I have two GSDs, have owned GSDs over 40 years, these animals are tremendous needs for physical, emotional, nutritional support. Vet bills, good quality food, expensive as heck. I could have lived in a beautiful home, instead have loved and trained my dogs 24/7. I can't even imagine what a Cane Corso eats and shits everyday. That in itself would take a least a couple of hours per day. On top grooming. I think you need at least $150,000 year salary to support one of these dogs.
Dog culture is completely out of control
They would sacrifice themselves and their children for dogs
That's a very untrue statement for most of the population & ppl that do choose their dogs before ppl have been unloved, abused, neglected, & traumatized by ppl while their dog gave them nothing but unconditional love...Dogs are man's best friend for a reason & this is an isolated incident that hardly ever occurs..
some people love dogs more than children
You don’t know what you had to go through in life to end up liking dogs better than people.
I know how it’s like, and it’s not a felling it comes just because.
Gun culture is completely out of control
@@amymccullough4396 So it's for mentally ill people.
Diane (forgotten last name) was killed by 2 Cane Corso's in San Fran. She was in the hallway of her apt building, and couldn't get into her apt fast enough. Cane's are like huge Pit Bulls...the difference is that Pits usually go for creatures smaller than themselves....Cane Corso's go for EVERYthing. Whoever let those dogs live after TWO attack incidents should go to prison along with Dad and the room mate. Bully breeds tend to go after small screaming creatures. If ALL dogs had to wear muzzles when they were outside their house, the dog bite hospital visits in ONt would drop from 26,000 per year to a couple of hundred. There's NOTHING on planet Earth that would decrease hospital visits more than muzzling dogs.
Think the same in ON where are muzzles….
@@scottdellaire4552 nowhere that i know of requires ALL dogs to be muzzled, sadly. They could avoid breed discrimination cases, and , like one vet said, a Chihuahua can go up your arm like a can opener. The number of hospital visits for dog bites would drop to near zero (there are always some ppl who are crazy enough to keep vicious dogs, and family members get bitten...so only near zero) cheers!
Her name was Diane Whipple.
The lay had been terrorized by the couple who owned those dogs for months before the killing in San Francisco the owners were a couple of psycho lawyers and back then that breed was uncommon, now idiots everywhere have them.
Diane Whipple was killed by two horribly trained, and abused Perro de Presa Canario. It's a totally separate breed, and the owners of those dogs were terrible people. Presa Canario (or any large working breed) shouldn't be kept in apartments and shouldn't be owned by just anyone in the general public.
I lost my cane Corso last year in September. It was a life altering experience to say the least Claymore was so much more than another dog to me, he’s seen the highs and lows from when I first got him at six weeks old to 12 1/2 years later. We went from a studio, to an apartment, a House, to being roommates in someone else’s house to homeless living in my van and motels, regrouping and getting another House to truly call home. We’ve been good ever since, extremely thankful that he got to have a Home again before he passed and be around all his love ones. i’ll be the first to tell you it wasn’t always sunshine. There was a lot of rain, but we helped each other maintain and he was more than a couple handfuls at times, a big heart and such a gentleman, sensitive and gentle, powerful and even destructive if not wielded with purpose. When we were homeless or living with others as roommates it took a lot more work with him because he knew me and felt my defensiveness at times he fed off of my energy so he knew we were in sketchy places always having to be on point, especially when we were living in my van. He’s the greatest right hand man and friend, brother Son all in one anyone can have, and best of all he was the greatest protector of my children. He would’ve never hurt them, and he never did. I’m so sorry for these people’s loss to another man’s dogs. My daughter and sons used to ride on his back when they were babys like a horse. Once when my daughter was just a baby, barely walking, Somehow she managed to make her way to the the stairs. I don’t know if it was me or her mother, but one of us or both of us weren’t paying attention, and she was at the top of the staircase, contemplating going down down, but Claymore was at the bottom and he wasn’t haven it, he started barking loud making a lot of noise not only to alarm us that she was in danger but to back her up safely away from the steps… I came rushing over and at first I thought he scared her so I shooed him away but I quickly realized he was the hero I already knew he was. We tend to take people and things for granted until they’re gone. He was marvelous he fought hard to stick around as long as he could he would shake that shit off and keep trucking he kept eating He kept going out to potty. an ultimate a loss. We had a good run though. Rest easy bub.
Oh wow!!! I have a cane Corso and I live in Edmonton Ky….. this video touched my heart and opened my eyes. In Kentucky people judge me for keeping my dogs on a leash, we live in Rural Kentucky. Here people allow their dogs to run free. But I don’t. People often tell me to let Dika run free….. This is the reason why I refuse to do that because we really are raising beast…… yes they’re our babies, but they are beast….. once again, thank you for this reminder of the responsibility raising these gentle Giants…… because truth is we know they’re not always gentle with others💯💕 and that’s just the truth thank you for this video
You are so right with your advice.
Heart felt condolences to his family❤
Also my heart goes out to that family😢💔
That's awful. That poor family. I can't even endure the sadness they are experiencing. Praying for them. Yes we need to protect our dogs from hurting people. I have a cane Corso and a pit bull. They have never hurt anyone. But always trained behavior.
The father must have known the prior complaints and yet said on public news, that there was no threat to his kid.
Heartbreaking.
So this dog just attacked for no reason, that’s horrific! So sad and so sorry for his loved ones!! 🙏🏻💌💐
@@dianehansma1725their was a previous attack done by the same dogs I think- and he didn’t do anything…
@@AnnabethOwl wow, a previous attack? There are no words as to why people end up with dogs like this one! I know people who have pit bulls that are like babies….but honestly, I don’t trust them…..they are just too powerful!! It seems, most deadly dog attacks are from pit bulls!
Man… that completely sucks. My heart just breaks for that family. Sending prayers for them as they go through such a difficult time. I can’t even imagine having to go through this. 😢😢
So sad 😢😢😢 , may God help this family through this tragedy 🙏 !!!
It’s painful to see such a kid being killed by dogs yet some people say my dog is friendly
CCs have become way too popular. A friend of mine works in animal rescue and she tells me there’s been an extreme increase in CCs winding up in shelters.
Yes, they’re the ultimate family protector and they look super cool.
But very few people know how to handle this breed.
Unfortunately, that goes the same for MANY large breeds. People don't research the breed at all, just go by the look of the breed. Take for example, Belgian Malinois, excellent protection/police dogs, but NEED to be constantly working. or they're a powder keg.
Few people know how to handle this breed, that being said, you need a license to drive a car, some dogs you should need a license or else
@@hejnye As an owner of a CC and a Presa, I agree 100%. These dogs are just too damn dangerous if the owner messes them up. Which happens easily if you are either inexperienced, are not extremely patient, have not thoroughly educated yourself about dog psychology and training, or any combination of the above.
They are awesome dogs. That's why I have them.
But you really, really have to know what you're doing!
My neighbor brought home an Akita rescue who lunges and growls when he walks the dog. This is a disaster waiting to happen
@heatherstewart9300 MY brother owns a male Belgian Malinois. He is trained, socialized, and generally loves people but they were bred for a purpose. They are also very much attached to their owner. I watched my brother's Belgian occasionally for short periods of time while they went to a movie or out to dinner from the time he was a year old until a month before he turned two. I also would hang out with his dog while he remodeled his house. Shortly before Christmas I was watching him and my brother was going to some event and he and his wife were gone most of the day. We think maybe the neighbor's dog was in heat because he was not acting like his usual playful self. I was taking a nighttime glow collar off him when he suddenly growled, grabbed my hand and bit me. It did require a trip to the emergency room and a bone was broken in my hand. It was not exactly a dog attack because he let go and he was lying down when I decided to wait outside for my brother and give the dog some space. Also my hand was bleeding and I did not want to get blood everywhere. We were not sure if he was resource guarding, upset because my brother and his wife were gone most of the day, the neighbor's dog in heat, the changing seasons and he could not be out as long or a combination of things. My brother is his ALPHA and he is with him most of the time. He is fond of his wife who also trains him. They can have stacked on stresses according to trainers. He has always been very affectionate towards me and he still is very excited and affectionate when he sees me. He does wear an e-collar. It is possible he did not know which collar I was taking off. My brother is the only one who can remove his e-collar. He does know he did wrong. I also babied him a lot and did not establish firm leadership with him which is important with certain breeds.
Devastating. Thanks for sharing this Jason. I would never want my Corso to hurt someone. I try to train my Corso and be a responsible dog owner because I know , my dog is big and strong. This story is sad. 😢
I'm a huge believer in training your pups. We can always do better. Thank you for sharing. Love from Canada!
Jason awesome upload showing compassion n empathy for the family's loss of their child. So SAD ! Kudos for taking the opportunity to remind dog owners n communities to TRAIN n spend time with their dogs. My prayers go to that family ! RIP precious child. Peace
So sorry for your loss. Prayers ❤
I have a 160lb Mastiff. Consistent Reinforcement Training. My Mastiff Moose is a big baby, loves kids and people. He's 10yrs. Old. But it's because he was socialized and trained respect. I have always been the boss. But he's stubborn and if he likes to eat, sleep, walk and hang out. He's very smart and loyal. These dogs are great dogs , it's the owners issue.
No kid should ever be around large intense breed dogs. No human under 5' tall is allowed anywhere near my dogs. Sometimes not even that. You can be aware of all the cues for your dog but it happens in a nanosecond. Prayers for this family. This is a damn nightmare.
Why did the dog attack the kid?
@@noexcuses5524 no reason apparently. He walked in and the dogs attacked
Well hopefully you don't take your dog in public where there will undoubtedly be "humans under 5' tall".
@@mdw908 That's great for public safety
That breaks my heart 😢 my condolences to the families and friends of this innocent boy and thank you Jason for spreading awareness ❤🤗
The city had known for years about these mutants. The blood of that child is on the city of Edmonton and the owners hands. .This has upset me greatly. 😢
And his father who put him in harms way.
Holy crap those dogs are huge. I hadn't heard of this breed until this incident. Poor Kache he must have been terrified. 💔
Was the same.
I thought the video thumbnail was a fake backdrop with the images of two dogs enlarged and super-imposed for effect - it looked unreal. I am shocked at the size of this breed!
Crazy people can own animals like this…like having a tiger in their house.
My Cane Corso, Uzi, passed 4/6/24. Training Uzi was paramount and an everyday thing. He lived to 9 1/2 years old. Please, please everyone train your dogs. May god have mercy on that 6 y/o boy and his family.
As the owner of a large 100 lb dog, I agree with this completely. It's crucial to start early and stay with it for the sake of your dog. I am so surprised at how many people I know with Cane Corsos right now. All are still in playful puppy stage and they are as sweet as can be but none are getting the obedience training they need. I'm worried for the future of the breed in the hands of these inexperienced, irresponsible but loving dog owned.
Omg this is so sad 😞 this is a bad lesson 😞 my thoughts and prayers for the family ❤ lets all do better 🙏 lots of love to this family ❤❤
This is so sad. Sending prayers to the family ❤🙏
It doesn't take a genius to recognize this young man was exposed to a dangerous situation that he never should have been. A little situational awareness goes a long way.
Dad should go to jail for child endangerment.
I get harassed by a large dog almost weekly, too many bad owners.
Sir you make perfect sense. It’s unfortunate we can somehow regulates who can own large working breeds. “Your responsibility is bigger” so true yet missed by many
Bless you❤🙏You are ALWAYS responsible for your dogs. I support all your efforts to supply the most positive information and guidance. I am responsible for my dogs~ I try to teach and supply correct information~ I love your family❤ bless his family sending love and strength🙏💖
Thanks Jason for this great message, condolences to that family 🙏🏿🙏🏿
I am so sorry for Kashe and his family. A horrible, horrible tragedy.
Prayers for the family! Thank you for spreading awareness!
Also, how is Bruce doing? Health update on him?
why is it necessary to own such a dangerous animal?
The dog is only savages because the dog is the reflection of the owner personality. If dogs are shtty most likely the owner has shitty personality too.
I had one time where i was walking to work and this dog come running at me full speed and dog bump into me. It is a huge labrador. All the way from my waistline an im 5'2. Obviously i didnt pet him but he was wagging his tail and all.. nah uhh , not petting someone else dog.
Mybe the owner got scared too cus the dog running at me full speed
@@noexcuses5524bad genes play a big part, but most people shouldn’t be owning this breed. They are too much for most people.
It's not the dog I think but mostly the owner and not having proper training and control of the dog. Also, I don't think kids should ever be left alone with any large breed dogs because you never know what will make them react badly. Any dog can hurt or kill someone unless you have one of those lap dogs. Leaving a dog of this sizer and breed alone with a child is like leaving them alone with a loaded gun.
@@Ballygirl886 There is no training in the world that can correct what has been in cane corsos and pitbulls veins, from the beggining.
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Good man. Good dogs. This is heart wrenching. God bless that child. I have a Jack Russell. People say ‘He’s so cute.” My response is “He is, until he’s not.” Dogs are man’s best friend, BUT they are not our species. My terrier is small, but we’ve had serious incidents…my dog and I. I’ve made mistakes just by not understanding his breed. He’s bred to kill vermin-so he’s fast and a little bloodthirsty. I’m invested in training my dog everyday. I love my dog, he’s my pal, and I owe it to him and my friends, family and grandson. Respect these animals, their Family is Canine. Peace and comfort to the family 🙏🏻.
You are 💯 right, people need to do better, training their dog/dogs. May this little boy RIP & PRAYERS for his family. 💔👍🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
These dog's were very dangerous previous two attacks and of course it's the owners fault for not training them better. My prayers go out to that poor family R.I.P. Travis.
As dog owners it is OUR job to help our dogs understand and navigate their existence as potentially wild animals in a modern technical age which is totally contrary to their instincts and natures. It is our job to see their triggers and help them to interact with an alien lifestyle.......living in concrete houses, small gardens and/or locked in for hours and hours each day. I feel so sad for the boy that died but really it is the adults in this situation who failed to take responsibility for his safety and welfare. The dogs needed training exercise and an outlet for their huge strength and energy which was obviously denied to them. Many people should never have animals if they cannot understand their needs and natures and advocate for them.
An owner that did not undertand they were responsible for a dangerous weapon. Two males, intact, littermates, they turned into teenagers together....a perfect storm. Very tragic.
Thank you Jason for this intelligent conversation. Time and time again i am witness to dogs being in charge, with clueless "gardians". Have had dogs my entire life. They are my best friends. First thing bright and early each day, i care for the critters. Don't get my first coffee until everyone is fed and watered. They are a fulltime responsibility, Love them dearly. When 5 o'clock strikes...they demand supper. I don't need a watch in retirement, they are accurate. My heart goes out to the Mom. Her pain must be unbearable. 💗💗💗
So sad to hear this, please please train your dog and make sure everyone is safe around them!😥
🥹🙏 to lost a child heartbreaking. Smh everyone doesn't train like Jason if you can not have these beautiful furbabies then don't! They require so much!
As a mother and a lifelong dog owner nothing could sadden me more than hearing about the senseless death of this young man. My heart aches for his mother. Seeing you and hearing you talk about people's and owner"s responsibility and training of their dogs is certainly the truth and should be law. Everyone, like you said, should do better, in any thing they do. I personally will try harder everyday.
Thank you for putting out this video! This is so important for people to hear. This is so tragic for this family! 💔 My heart goes out to them. 🙏🏻💗
This is such saddening news.💔
My sincerest heart felt condolences to the family, rest in peace Kashe.🕊
The mistake people make is thinking dogs are 100% safe, especially around kids. Dogs are predators, as well as being animals who react by biting (Instead of humans who use words, or perhaps fists...but hopefully have the ability to think first unlike dogs). And clearly there are breed differences as dogs were bred for certain behaviors, but even Labradors have killed, albeit much rarer considering how widespread they are. A chihuahua got startled and accidentally bit his owners nose off. A husky killed a newborn by trying to pick it up by the head...probably not intending harm. I would never trust a dog around a small kid or baby especially unsupervised, and even more so for certain breeds. I think many of us think that just because something has not happened yet, it never will....this is false sense of security. Pit bulls are very loving dogs, more so than other breeds, until their prey drive kicks in one day.
Very good comment. Facts.
So sad. Thank you for sharing!
First off my sincerest condolences to the family..I lost a child when he was 16 so I know the pain. 😢 Thank you so much for saying we need to do better, especially with our dogs. I have had pit bulls and rotties for over 40 years and I cannot tell you the countless hours of training I put in, but the results were and still are ( I still have a pack of 5 ) calm, respectful, obedient, stable dogs. I've never had a bite incident, thankfully. But thanks again for stating the importance of training.
Poor baby, I can't imagine what the family is going through. As Cane Corso owner, it is with the up most importance to know your dog. Not just training, know them all the way. Don't stop there! Continue to learn and know your dog.
💯Correct, your the example of how to be responsable.❤️🐶🐾❤️🐶🐾
Thank you so much for this incredibly important message about large breeds of dogs !!!! It's so responsible and kind of you to reach out and offer your support to the family and for people to train their animals so others are safe around them. GOOD ON YOU !!!! 😊❤
What a horrible tragedy for the child and his family. Jason thank you for doing this video it’s is very well done . We’ve owned EM,s a Corso and a Neo training has always been stressed. People do need to understand that owning a larger dog does come with more responsibility to have them well trained and under control.
This applies to any dog owner especially if you choose to own a large bully-type breed. It is your responsibility to train your dog from puppy to adult and socialize, socialize, socialize.
Exactly....socializing is a forever thing.
I live an hour south of Edmonton and own a Corso. This is heartbreaking 💔
Not the first death from a CC in Canada.
Why do you say that? @@warondogs8199
@@warondogs8199 SMH➡️🤡 ➡️➡️➡️
@@warondogs8199 this dude made the same comment in my comment. Poor sad soul, has nothing better to do than make dumb comments.
I thought of you, Jason, as soon as I heard of this. You are so careful at stressing how Cane Corso need to be well trained and a strong leader required. You didnt disappoint. Thanks for addressing this horrific situation. My heart goes out to Cash, his mom and family. ❤ 🇨🇦
You are so right!! Thank you for the kindness chosen by the words you used.
Absolutely heartbreaking!! I’m pretty hardened by this insane society, but this just breaks my heart. That poor little soul. Oh my God!
Prayers to the family.
I love that your bigger dog over your right shoulder seems to be listening and understanding what you’re saying…this is such a tragic event, but a preventable one. My dog is about 20lbs and we have spent time and money training her…it’s part of our responsibility as dog owners. Thank you for posting. Love to this grieving family💗
Love to hear how you are a responsible owner putting time and effort into your dog. ❤️❤️❤️
I was an owner of a Leonberger (RIP Simba March 8th) and he was a gentle giant and never had any sort of aggression - still wouldn’t trust a child alone with him.
Great, unbiased information!
What a sweet young child 😢 so sad
Love your cane corsos
All dogs need to be trained. Agreed, more with large dogs need more control. Thanks for telling more facts and both sides with truth and empathy.