Building that strong loving bond between you and your dog happens through training and leadership. The more you work with your dog the more understanding you have of each other. If you need help training your dog check out these amazing training courses that get you started at building that loving relationship with your dog. Save 10% if you use code "jason" www.fenrirdogtraining.com/?affcode=381736_08bmp5qc
Hey Jason, Spike, my 18 mo male cane corso & I love your videos with Bruce Wayne! I'm a 61 y/o f & DEFINITELY NEED THE BEST training collar, do you recommend any certain brand. And please tell Bruce Wayne hello from Spike...LOL
Letting them to work out the desired action with command is the only way to go😊 so they understand and remember. My son got frustrated with his GSD/MAL MIX and I corrected HIM. He saud how many times do I have to tell him ?! I daud Idk, how many times did I have to tell you to clean your room, brush your teeth, keep your hands to yourself!!! You tell them every time you want the correct behavior
I accidentally bought a Cane Corso :^). I saw these cute puppies for sale and the owners said they would be large dogs. I bought him online and when I went to pick him up the owner told me he was 1/2 Neopolitan mastiff and 1/2 Cane Corso. He looks like a Cane Corso and is now 17 weeks old and weighs 50 pounds. I did not teach him to stay by my side - he did that on his own because he is so protective of me. I weigh 83 pounds and am very small so he thinks I need protection. He is instantly obedient if he senses I am angry. Teething was quite the problem. He ate my rocker, my couch cushions, all the paper he can find, and anything else he could. We are working on the chewing problem. Your videos have been so helpful and I especially liked the video on neutering. I have been instinctively using your correction methods and want to thank you for this video to allow me to understand that I am doing it right.
I just got one! She’s amazing, so sweet and I bought the fenrir puppy training course. It’s week two and she’s always learned her name, to sit, and stay! Very intelligent breed 😍
Such an intelligent breed! Very sensitive as well. Our girl picks up on things so quickly, she can be stubborn at times but overall super easy... I'm only talking about basic obedience though. There are so many different layers to this breed.
Good tips! The way I taught my Jack Russel what NO meant was by putting a treat between us and if she wanted to eat it I would growl and say "NO" and put by face a little closer to the treat. It worked really well and very quickly. She immediately knew what that NO meant.
VERY useful video! People always talk about giving corrections but never say what correction! I was literally keeping notes and I don't even have a dog *YET* but when I do (which is hopefully soon) I want to be as prepared as possible!
For me one of the few good things of this 2020 is that I discovered your channel Jason; I learned a lot about Cane Corso from watching. You and Bruce Wayne deserve a lot more of subscribers next year.
Positive reinforcement we have rescues we don’t use the word no with one of my Corso’s because he gets so upset and he will not come around us for like a whole day it causes him so much anxiety and depression so we have learned to use positive reinforcement and choose ou words carefully like stop, sit, come, place( to lay on towel or bed) the boys responded so well to positive reinforcement after the home they were in. They just wanted to be loved Our boys are so thankful to have what they have you can just see it in their body language also how thankful they are. They act so respectful to us. I can leave a plate full of food and they will not touch it. Neither of them. They get corrected but I never swing at or yell. Do not say mean things at them. We are just very calm. People with chaos will only bring chaos onto them
Love your training methods. I have used dominant training, alpha training...so many names but all the same. The growl, the nose bits, and no..I have 2 female boxers that are very well trained, never have I ever had to use aggressive training. They learn quick and understand mom is boss.
@@marjoriejoffre8580 , that would be your opinion. My dogs are very well loved and takin care of and have never , ever used punishment that has anything to do with hitting, a shock collar, nor do we have a fenced yard because they are perimeter trained. I have bred and trained dogs and come from a long line of breeders, im 50 yrs old and have never owned a dog that showed fear or aggression to anyone. So like I said your opinion. I teach them exactly how their mother does.
I have a 1 year male cane corso. I use verbal corrections " No". And replace item with acceptable chew toy or I use bitter apple in combonation with " No". I do NOT spray my dog! I spray the item he should leave alone. I use a choke chain to walk. It never gets tight! If he walks ahead, I very quickly "pop " the chain and at the same time say "heal". Corrections need to be to be consistant. Eventually, verbal commands work great!
Overall, great informative video and absolutely beautiful Corso. I would like to add that the way you used negative reinforcement wasn't correct when you mentioned, "negative reinforcement would be like using a collar pop." This would actually be considered positive reinforcement because you're adding something to get the attention/create a reaction from the dog. Whereas negative reinforcement is anything that is taken away to create attention to something/get a desired reaction. For example: Dog is sitting/lying patiently for food while you prepare it. Noticing this behavior you give praise and set the bowl down in front of it after you've finished preparing the food.(positive reinforcement). After giving your dog the food, a chunk of meat gets pushed out of the bowl and you decide to try and grab it to put it back. While doing so your dog growls. As you're dog is growling you pull the bowl of food away and set it on the counter. You took the food out of the situation and thus provided negative reinforcement. Keep up the great videos and long live Bruce!
Hi Jason, what better way to start the New Year off than watching an educational video from one of my favourite-ever youtube-people? Those being yourself, Will from Fenrir Dog Training, and Tom Davis. Pausing the video to answer your question as to which corrections I used: On the German Shepherd, nothing more than a flat leather collar was needed (only recently, a slip lead, to avoid falling on my face - precaution whilst walking her with the younger dog). For the Estrela: TRIED HARD to never go above the slip lead, but since she got deeper into puberty, she gets so riled up sometimes at cats on walks that I had to order the same prong as you have, I guess: Herm and Sprenger's giant breed version. THAT was the best Christmas present to myself EVER! Absolutely phenomenal. And not just because it stops any lunging attempt, but also because it CALMS HER DOWN. As though she understands "Oh, okay, Mom's got that, I don't need to worry". Whereas with the slip lead, she had rather half choked herself out than stopped lunging and barking, for example in cases of another lose-running, big dog hanging around close to our daily walking-route. In addition, I have an e-collar coming, as we are still stuck in this sorry rental house without fence, and although in 99% of the cases, both dogs do fine, this 1% of darting off after something - as you said before, Jason, THAT is enough to count as "NOT perfect recall", which puts the dogs in danger. Tried a shock-free version first (spray-, vibrate- and sound), but that tool was utterly useless for the hard-headed Estrela.
1) Super good information! I can't wait to be snuggling my own Cane Corso! 2) I always get so excited to see a notification for a new Jason Corey and Bruce Wayne video! Thank you thank you THANK YOU for being the absolute BEST channel on UA-cam! Happy New Year!
Crazy to watch this and seeing you talking about getting a puppy then here we are a year later and Joey justice and Bruce Wayne have started to bond ❤️🥺
We just do leash corrections and “ah-ah” as a verbal correction. We will also sometimes just grab him by the collar and say something like “hey” or “no” or “knock it off”
All the best Bruce, Kara and Jason. Hoping you have a Happy, HEALTHY and prosperous New Year! Thank you for all the help in 2020. Keep up the good work!
Very good video, you find me in agreement with all the principles outlined. One note on the terminology, a correction is not a negative reinforcement. Negative reinforcement occurs when something unpleasant or uncomfortable is removed or taken away in order to increase the likelihood of the desired behavior. Keep going with the great content of your channel.
Your videos are always so informative, especially for someone like me who wants to own a Cane Corso. Which I will in the near future. I’m taking in all this good information you give in each video. I’ll also be purchasing the train courses. Excited about that! But THANKS ALOT DUDE!! We appreciate all the tips that you give. 👌🏾💪🏾😁
No this is not great information. You can totally éducate your cane corso without prong collars or even worse e collars. Thats lazy training and dont even work with all dogs. It can make your dog fearful and thats the worst.for this breed. My cane corso Never had any issue without those. They are smart and love to learn but they need structure
I’ve always used a mortongale collar but I can see how a pinch or ecollar would be very effective especially in certain situations such as near traffic or boundary recall. I also use the word YES as a marker word for reinforcing the correct behavior. Earlier on when working with a young pup YES let’s them know a treat will follow as well as affirmation such as “Good Boy Ragnar”. As they age we phase out the treat based training and just use the marker word YES plus the affirmation always with name. I find affirming training even correcting is very positive and the dogs want to please. They look to us for direction. All this said I’ve still never got a dog to the level that Bruce Wayne is. Our next Cane Corso we hope to expand our methods to include some of yours and Will’s to do an even better job. Can’t wait to purchase the books to get us there! YES! Good Boy Bruce Wayne😉 You too Jason!
Awesome video. Thank you. And that Bruce Wayne love is just amazing. Truly there is a little human living inside him. That's my CC as well. Happy New Year to you , Kara and BW !!!!! And continue with a speedy recovery and feeling great so you can continue to give us great videos!!! 😁
my brother recently got a blue nose pit puppy and i take care of the pup when hes at work and its really easy for the most part however sometimes he'll sorta listen and other times he'll just run wild and do what puppy's do this video helped a lot thanks Jay!
Hi I've just found you this past week. Am going through your videos. I have commented a couple times. Thanks for this content. I use prong collar too. My dals can pull shoulder out if not trained properly. Training is very necessary. The collar is resized often. With the right fit and the right usage it works awesome. I'm master and that is good for the pack. I have 3 dals.
With previous dogs we have used many different correction formats: trainers, verbal & physical corrections, positive rewards/reinforcement, and prong collar. We only got an e-collar later on in dogs life for boundary safety as we live in a more rural setting and didn't want dogs going near road. I hadn't ever thought of using it for regulary puppy training, but now that you mentioned it - it does make a lot of sense. I would highly consider it with our next dog we get. Love your training approach, style of videos, informative approach and of course Bruce Wayne!!! Would love to see a video about how sensitive or emotionally in tune Cane Corso's are with their owners. I know you mentioned once in a video about them being great emotional support dogs. Would love to know more.
Happy New Year. You, your wife and Fenrir put my Azai and I on a solid foundation. I thank you abundantly for all of your effective tools. Happy New Year
Great info as always . Nitro also has a lipstick issue he was curled up asleep till Bruce started barking on video. Straight to the window on guard. Stay positive and test negative!
i rescued a shepherd/Rottweiler mix and she was food aggressive and dog aggressive when I got her it took a while but I managed to break her of those habits she remained intense but an all around great dog after some training
Hi can I start by saying I love the content you are putting out as a owner of this marvelous breed myself I see so many trats in my dog as well the main one he will not drink water away from the house but I've found using a spray bottle into his mouth incourageous him to drink
See how he listens to you with his eye movement. My cane Corso does the same exact thing! He is blacker than Bruce too! and I love him soooooo very very much! It’s like Christmas every day having him around. I sometimes shriek ....I wish I could just pick him up and put him in my pocket “,!,
(3:17) If my cane corsos are constantly doing bad behaviors behind my back how do I correct the behaviors? How do you address the bad behavior at that point?
There’s a difference between a correction and a reminder. Corrections should only need to be done one or two times and they’ll never do that behavior ever again. If they continue to do it then you’re just reminding them. Hope that makes sense
It's so true!!! You made sense of it, at least for me :) People get so amazed when they see me with my German shepherd. They are like "wooow you didn't needed to correct her." Me: "am just reminding her". It's in the low tone I use to her, like "You know better".
remember that dogs correct each others in the wild, they growl as a sign of warning and they may snap a bite if they didnt correct. so it's so natural if you correct your dog in the neck area (thats where the dogs snap naturally in the wild to correct each others). thats why the prone collar is so useful. it brings vibes to the dogs neck area that is so sensitive to force.
Hi Jason, I would love to see a video of where Bruce sleeps - is it in your bedroom? Or in another room - is he in a crate? There’s so many things a potential owner would like to know! What’s his bedtime / first thing in the morning routine? Thanks!
Hey boss just joined the channel and super thrilled for your videos! Quick question... I gave my pup a raw chicken and when I tried to take it back he snapped at me and I had to grab him by both sides of his neck ( left and right side ) and said no no until he stopped growling and calmed down. He's a 5 month old corso and I've had him just a couple weeks. Good move or bad ?
Our Corso is a rescue and is very lovable but needs lots of work. I'm a sucker for a sad face. Hopefully we get more involved with Socializing and etc....Wish I knew his past history....
We used a verbal correction for most things.. it's kind of like a loud chirp lol as well as other "negative" consequences (i.e. our dog is herding breed and she would nip at our heels when we would walk when she was a puppy. So as a "negative consequence" we would just stop moving and ignore her.)
Bruce Wayne is going to be a great babysitter for the puppy, best pup cousin ever! On the note of correction, I used the same method my mom used on 2-3 year old's, I literally say "no thank you," if it's a gentle correct and he stops doing whatever he's doing wrong
Should people do the puppy training course before they get their puppy and study it ? Or get while you are training the puppy? I’m definitely going too do it before my next pup!
Picked up a 5mth rescue mastiff x .? He won't walk on his lead just plants his bum alot .LOL seems scared .any suggestions thanks. Bruce Wayne wow what a awesome looking dog
I have used them for years. When people try to say anything negative about them (and they often do) I let them know that I, a human, with a much weaker, more vulnerable neck than any dog, have put it on my own neck and yanked for all I was worth. I wouldn’t say it was fun but it didn’t hurt and it actually transferred the pressure equally around my neck so as to not cause pain. Each and every time I have given this example someone gets the comment taken down. Which means they can’t stand anyone knowing the facts... they only want people to know what they decide they want them to know... because “they” don’t like them.
I say "hey!" and I pop the leash on a harness but if I am using a collar I will try to use a get and sit method. I dont like to leash pop when I using a collar. At home I use the get and sit method. Involves me chasing my dog and if I can get her within a minute I make her sit holding her scruff or collar.
What do you do when someone tries to get in your front door. Bad spot for a tree !!! Love your channel, also have a cane Corso and he’s awesome. 7 months old and 110 lbs. We have had 3 boxers at different times and they were very smart loving dogs but no way as much as our Blue.He’s laid back and very loving.
Is the growl correction only safe if used upon puppies? Curious about using it with 10 month-14month old dogs too? Is that not effective/safe at that time do you think? I assume if they've rehearsed a behaviour like resource guarding for months already, growling back may not be ideal, but curious of your thoughts, Jason! And anyone else who may have input.
Hey Jason I recently got a corso mastiff for Christmas how much are the books? I’m interested in reading them and see what foods like raw food is good hopefully you see this an can tell me
Building that strong loving bond between you and your dog happens through training and leadership. The more you work with your dog the more understanding you have of each other. If you need help training your dog check out these amazing training courses that get you started at building that loving relationship with your dog. Save 10% if you use code "jason" www.fenrirdogtraining.com/?affcode=381736_08bmp5qc
Hey Jason, Spike, my 18 mo male cane corso & I love your videos with Bruce Wayne! I'm a 61 y/o f & DEFINITELY NEED THE BEST training collar, do you recommend any certain brand. And please tell Bruce Wayne hello from Spike...LOL
Letting them to work out the desired action with command is the only way to go😊 so they understand and remember. My son got frustrated with his GSD/MAL MIX and I corrected HIM. He saud how many times do I have to tell him ?! I daud Idk, how many times did I have to tell you to clean your room, brush your teeth, keep your hands to yourself!!! You tell them every time you want the correct behavior
I accidentally bought a Cane Corso :^). I saw these cute puppies for sale and the owners said they would be large dogs. I bought him online and when I went to pick him up the owner told me he was 1/2 Neopolitan mastiff and 1/2 Cane Corso. He looks like a Cane Corso and is now 17 weeks old and weighs 50 pounds. I did not teach him to stay by my side - he did that on his own because he is so protective of me. I weigh 83 pounds and am very small so he thinks I need protection. He is instantly obedient if he senses I am angry. Teething was quite the problem. He ate my rocker, my couch cushions, all the paper he can find, and anything else he could. We are working on the chewing problem. Your videos have been so helpful and I especially liked the video on neutering. I have been instinctively using your correction methods and want to thank you for this video to allow me to understand that I am doing it right.
I've been waiting on this video because I am contemplating getting a cane corso
Ours is 2 and she’s exactly like Bruce. Big spoiled baby.
I got a 13 month old he’s a lot to deal with they don’t mature til about 2 yrs old
Very smart, loving, laid back dog. We love ours. They are a special breed.
I just got one! She’s amazing, so sweet and I bought the fenrir puppy training course. It’s week two and she’s always learned her name, to sit, and stay! Very intelligent breed 😍
Such an intelligent breed! Very sensitive as well. Our girl picks up on things so quickly, she can be stubborn at times but overall super easy... I'm only talking about basic obedience though. There are so many different layers to this breed.
Good tips! The way I taught my Jack Russel what NO meant was by putting a treat between us and if she wanted to eat it I would growl and say "NO" and put by face a little closer to the treat. It worked really well and very quickly. She immediately knew what that NO meant.
I'm getting a cane corso and have been learning all I can on this breed, I'm loving everything I'm learning.
The Cane Corso is the most majestic dog breed in my opinion, thank for sharing.
VERY useful video! People always talk about giving corrections but never say what correction! I was literally keeping notes and I don't even have a dog *YET* but when I do (which is hopefully soon) I want to be as prepared as possible!
For me one of the few good things of this 2020 is that I discovered your channel Jason; I learned a lot about Cane Corso from watching. You and Bruce Wayne deserve a lot more of subscribers next year.
He is such a beautiful dog. So sweet and well trained
Very intelligent way of looking at dogs and their way of thinking and being. I can see why you and Will get on so well!
Positive reinforcement we have rescues we don’t use the word no with one of my Corso’s because he gets so upset and he will not come around us for like a whole day it causes him so much anxiety and depression so we have learned to use positive reinforcement and choose ou words carefully like stop, sit, come, place( to lay on towel or bed) the boys responded so well to positive reinforcement after the home they were in. They just wanted to be loved Our boys are so thankful to have what they have you can just see it in their body language also how thankful they are. They act so respectful to us. I can leave a plate full of food and they will not touch it. Neither of them. They get corrected but I never swing at or yell. Do not say mean things at them. We are just very calm. People with chaos will only bring chaos onto them
Love your training methods. I have used dominant training, alpha training...so many names but all the same. The growl, the nose bits, and no..I have 2 female boxers that are very well trained, never have I ever had to use aggressive training. They learn quick and understand mom is boss.
All moronic trainings then and they are agressive. Because your dog is not a wolf
@@marjoriejoffre8580 , that would be your opinion. My dogs are very well loved and takin care of and have never , ever used punishment that has anything to do with hitting, a shock collar, nor do we have a fenced yard because they are perimeter trained. I have bred and trained dogs and come from a long line of breeders, im 50 yrs old and have never owned a dog that showed fear or aggression to anyone. So like I said your opinion. I teach them exactly how their mother does.
With my dog I use treats and a normal collar and leash and I love you vids
You can tell he's just one of those heaven sent dogs and of course your training and guiding but he's absolute heaven sent
Best Guard Dog Ever! ✊🏻✊🏻 Thank you for this. ☺️☺️
Thanks for the continued training info.
Much Respect to you & your Family.
I just got my German shepherd puppy and I correct him by doing little taps on the top of his muzzle and it works pretty well.
Excellent breed
I have a 1 year male cane corso. I use verbal corrections " No". And replace item with acceptable chew toy or I use bitter apple in combonation with " No". I do NOT spray my dog! I spray the item he should leave alone. I use a choke chain to walk. It never gets tight! If he walks ahead, I very quickly "pop " the chain and at the same time say "heal". Corrections need to be to be consistant. Eventually, verbal commands work great!
Oh, yes! Praise the good!!
I have a 9 month old and he is mixed with a cane Corso. I have changed my training because of you. Thank you for opening my eyes!
Thanks for the great tips. Getting a Rhodesian ridgeback puppy in a few months and I intend on following your instructions
Thank u Bruce Wayne family for your clever videos..my rescue Corso is healthy happy
Overall, great informative video and absolutely beautiful Corso. I would like to add that the way you used negative reinforcement wasn't correct when you mentioned, "negative reinforcement would be like using a collar pop." This would actually be considered positive reinforcement because you're adding something to get the attention/create a reaction from the dog. Whereas negative reinforcement is anything that is taken away to create attention to something/get a desired reaction. For example: Dog is sitting/lying patiently for food while you prepare it. Noticing this behavior you give praise and set the bowl down in front of it after you've finished preparing the food.(positive reinforcement). After giving your dog the food, a chunk of meat gets pushed out of the bowl and you decide to try and grab it to put it back. While doing so your dog growls. As you're dog is growling you pull the bowl of food away and set it on the counter. You took the food out of the situation and thus provided negative reinforcement. Keep up the great videos and long live Bruce!
Hi Jason, what better way to start the New Year off than watching an educational video from one of my favourite-ever youtube-people? Those being yourself, Will from Fenrir Dog Training, and Tom Davis. Pausing the video to answer your question as to which corrections I used: On the German Shepherd, nothing more than a flat leather collar was needed (only recently, a slip lead, to avoid falling on my face - precaution whilst walking her with the younger dog). For the Estrela: TRIED HARD to never go above the slip lead, but since she got deeper into puberty, she gets so riled up sometimes at cats on walks that I had to order the same prong as you have, I guess: Herm and Sprenger's giant breed version. THAT was the best Christmas present to myself EVER! Absolutely phenomenal. And not just because it stops any lunging attempt, but also because it CALMS HER DOWN. As though she understands "Oh, okay, Mom's got that, I don't need to worry". Whereas with the slip lead, she had rather half choked herself out than stopped lunging and barking, for example in cases of another lose-running, big dog hanging around close to our daily walking-route. In addition, I have an e-collar coming, as we are still stuck in this sorry rental house without fence, and although in 99% of the cases, both dogs do fine, this 1% of darting off after something - as you said before, Jason, THAT is enough to count as "NOT perfect recall", which puts the dogs in danger. Tried a shock-free version first (spray-, vibrate- and sound), but that tool was utterly useless for the hard-headed Estrela.
1) Super good information! I can't wait to be snuggling my own Cane Corso!
2) I always get so excited to see a notification for a new Jason Corey and Bruce Wayne video! Thank you thank you THANK YOU for being the absolute BEST channel on UA-cam! Happy New Year!
We all love a big snuggly dog like Bruce Wayne and how awesome Jason has spent so much time and effort on Bruce Wayne.
Crazy to watch this and seeing you talking about getting a puppy then here we are a year later and Joey justice and Bruce Wayne have started to bond ❤️🥺
"Calm consistent leadership!!"
Corey, you are a fantastic dog trainer!
We just do leash corrections and “ah-ah” as a verbal correction. We will also sometimes just grab him by the collar and say something like “hey” or “no” or “knock it off”
All the best Bruce, Kara and Jason. Hoping you have a Happy, HEALTHY and prosperous New Year! Thank you for all the help in 2020. Keep up the good work!
Thanks for the info my dude!
Very good video, you find me in agreement with all the principles outlined. One note on the terminology, a correction is not a negative reinforcement. Negative reinforcement occurs when something unpleasant or uncomfortable is removed or taken away in order to increase the likelihood of the desired behavior. Keep going with the great content of your channel.
I LOVE Bruce Wayne's deep voice. Such a handsome boy!
Training goes both ways, we also must learn to train our dogos. Momma of a Cane Corso/ Neo baby here, and still learning. Thanks for your videos.
Both breeds are amazing ❤❤
I growled at our Akita when training and it definitely worked!
Your videos are always so informative, especially for someone like me who wants to own a Cane Corso. Which I will in the near future. I’m taking in all this good information you give in each video. I’ll also be purchasing the train courses. Excited about that! But THANKS ALOT DUDE!! We appreciate all the tips that you give. 👌🏾💪🏾😁
No this is not great information. You can totally éducate your cane corso without prong collars or even worse e collars.
Thats lazy training and dont even work with all dogs. It can make your dog fearful and thats the worst.for this breed.
My cane corso Never had any issue without those. They are smart and love to learn but they need structure
I’ve always used a mortongale collar but I can see how a pinch or ecollar would be very effective especially in certain situations such as near traffic or boundary recall. I also use the word YES as a marker word for reinforcing the correct behavior. Earlier on when working with a young pup YES let’s them know a treat will follow as well as affirmation such as “Good Boy Ragnar”. As they age we phase out the treat based training and just use the marker word YES plus the affirmation always with name. I find affirming training even correcting is very positive and the dogs want to please. They look to us for direction. All this said I’ve still never got a dog to the level that Bruce Wayne is. Our next Cane Corso we hope to expand our methods to include some of yours and Will’s to do an even better job. Can’t wait to purchase the books to get us there!
YES! Good Boy Bruce Wayne😉
You too Jason!
thanks for your info its been great watching and learning I've just got a eight week Corso hope he turns out like bruce
I love your trading. Thank you
Awesome video. Thank you.
And that Bruce Wayne love is just amazing. Truly there is a little human living inside him. That's my CC as well. Happy New Year to you , Kara and BW !!!!! And continue with a speedy recovery and feeling great so you can continue to give us great videos!!! 😁
anybody that gives these guys a thumbs down is just straight up jealous !!! you guys are awesome don’t miss any vids.👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
I always enjoy your videos. Love your dog and information you put out. Happy New Year!
Great info 'Bruce!
my brother recently got a blue nose pit puppy and i take care of the pup when hes at work and its really easy for the most part however sometimes he'll sorta listen and other times he'll just run wild and do what puppy's do this video helped a lot thanks Jay!
Hi I've just found you this past week. Am going through your videos. I have commented a couple times. Thanks for this content. I use prong collar too. My dals can pull shoulder out if not trained properly. Training is very necessary. The collar is resized often. With the right fit and the right usage it works awesome. I'm master and that is good for the pack. I have 3 dals.
Thank you for the great tips !!!
So excited to see this new puppy!!
I am in love with Handsome Bruce Wayne 🐾🖤🐾
The most beautiful and well behaved dog ever
With previous dogs we have used many different correction formats: trainers, verbal & physical corrections, positive rewards/reinforcement, and prong collar. We only got an e-collar later on in dogs life for boundary safety as we live in a more rural setting and didn't want dogs going near road. I hadn't ever thought of using it for regulary puppy training, but now that you mentioned it - it does make a lot of sense. I would highly consider it with our next dog we get.
Love your training approach, style of videos, informative approach and of course Bruce Wayne!!!
Would love to see a video about how sensitive or emotionally in tune Cane Corso's are with their owners. I know you mentioned once in a video about them being great emotional support dogs. Would love to know more.
Happy New Year. You, your wife and Fenrir put my Azai and I on a solid foundation. I thank you abundantly for all of your effective tools. Happy New Year
Great info as always . Nitro also has a lipstick issue he was curled up asleep till Bruce started barking on video. Straight to the window on guard. Stay positive and test negative!
Bang on thanks bro 💜
Again another brilliant video. 👍
Great advice!!
Semplicemente fantastico!!
è un piacere guardare i video 🤗
complimenti
Love it when he goes to the window barking.
Not a fan of Prong collars but other corrections that you mentioned are great
i rescued a shepherd/Rottweiler mix and she was food aggressive and dog aggressive when I got her it took a while but I managed to break her of those habits she remained intense but an all around great dog after some training
Hi can I start by saying I love the content you are putting out as a owner of this marvelous breed myself I see so many trats in my dog as well the main one he will not drink water away from the house but I've found using a spray bottle into his mouth incourageous him to drink
When he drags you guys around its the best lol
I’m subscribing to him now
See how he listens to you with his eye movement. My cane Corso does the same exact thing! He is blacker than Bruce too! and I love him soooooo very very much! It’s like Christmas every day having him around. I sometimes shriek ....I wish I could just pick him up and put him in my pocket “,!,
Most needed video now make one on needy cane corso who constantly bark and whine for attention even after all their needs are met
(3:17) If my cane corsos are constantly doing bad behaviors behind my back how do I correct the behaviors? How do you address the bad behavior at that point?
Hey Jason and Bruce. I took the Fenrir Corso quiz, to see if I am ready for a Corso. It said I was ready.!!. Have a good night.!!. 😊
Same o did it too and it says I can have a Cane Corso too
He loves you so much. I love it!😍Happy new year 🎊
There’s a difference between a correction and a reminder. Corrections should only need to be done one or two times and they’ll never do that behavior ever again. If they continue to do it then you’re just reminding them. Hope that makes sense
It's so true!!! You made sense of it, at least for me :) People get so amazed when they see me with my German shepherd. They are like "wooow you didn't needed to correct her."
Me: "am just reminding her". It's in the low tone I use to her, like "You know better".
"one of these days Alice" kinda reminder....
remember that dogs correct each others in the wild, they growl as a sign of warning and they may snap a bite if they didnt correct. so it's so natural if you correct your dog in the neck area (thats where the dogs snap naturally in the wild to correct each others). thats why the prone collar is so useful. it brings vibes to the dogs neck area that is so sensitive to force.
My cane corso gets his prong collar and lead when he wants to go on a walk!
Love Bruce Wayne I have 3 CORSOS
i want a cane corso soo bad!
me too
Great content Jason! You look like you’re feeling better, hope you are! Happy New Year Corey Family! ❤️
Thank you!
Hi Jason, I would love to see a video of where Bruce sleeps - is it in your bedroom? Or in another room - is he in a crate? There’s so many things a potential owner would like to know!
What’s his bedtime / first thing in the morning routine? Thanks!
Hey boss just joined the channel and super thrilled for your videos! Quick question... I gave my pup a raw chicken and when I tried to take it back he snapped at me and I had to grab him by both sides of his neck ( left and right side ) and said no no until he stopped growling and calmed down. He's a 5 month old corso and I've had him just a couple weeks. Good move or bad ?
Our Corso is a rescue and is very lovable but needs lots of work. I'm a sucker for a sad face.
Hopefully we get more involved with Socializing and etc....Wish I knew his past history....
When Bruce yawned, I yawned🥱 lol
We used a verbal correction for most things.. it's kind of like a loud chirp lol as well as other "negative" consequences (i.e. our dog is herding breed and she would nip at our heels when we would walk when she was a puppy. So as a "negative consequence" we would just stop moving and ignore her.)
Was für ein wunderschönes Tier. Grüße aus Deutschland. Verfolge den Kanal sehr gerne. Danke und ein gutes Jahr 2021.
Bruce Wayne truly is amazing!!
1 mill before August and Jason gets a new puppy dog! GET HIM TO 1 MILL SO WE CAN SEE THE PROCESS OF HAVING A PUPPY DOG!!!
Oh I use mild e collar collar pops and prong collar for bike rides tons of time and patience ZERO negative physical touching
Hi Jason Do you have a video on how to get your Cane Corso to stop barking? My corso won't listen when I tell her to stop barking. Thank You
Bruce Wayne is going to be a great babysitter for the puppy, best pup cousin ever! On the note of correction, I used the same method my mom used on 2-3 year old's, I literally say "no thank you," if it's a gentle correct and he stops doing whatever he's doing wrong
I was watching videos of you with Bruce Wayne, you have a beautiful partner, today I went to buy a Cane Corso
I wanna see it
Should people do the puppy training course before they get their puppy and study it ? Or get while you are training the puppy? I’m definitely going too do it before my next pup!
That is one BIG dog bro.
Hello 👋🏽 what age do you use that kind of collar
Hi. What size prong collar do you use pls? Thank you
Top man, top dog👍
Picked up a 5mth rescue mastiff x .? He won't walk on his lead just plants his bum alot .LOL seems scared .any suggestions thanks. Bruce Wayne wow what a awesome looking dog
We used a e collar but he only really got beeps and a verbal correction he only really gets in trouble when lunging
I used a prong collar to train my cane corso to heel.
I have used them for years. When people try to say anything negative about them (and they often do) I let them know that I, a human, with a much weaker, more vulnerable neck than any dog, have put it on my own neck and yanked for all I was worth. I wouldn’t say it was fun but it didn’t hurt and it actually transferred the pressure equally around my neck so as to not cause pain. Each and every time I have given this example someone gets the comment taken down. Which means they can’t stand anyone knowing the facts... they only want people to know what they decide they want them to know... because “they” don’t like them.
I say "hey!" and I pop the leash on a harness but if I am using a collar I will try to use a get and sit method. I dont like to leash pop when I using a collar. At home I use the get and sit method. Involves me chasing my dog and if I can get her within a minute I make her sit holding her scruff or collar.
What do you do when someone tries to get in your front door. Bad spot for a tree !!! Love your channel, also have a cane Corso and he’s awesome. 7 months old and 110 lbs. We have had 3 boxers at different times and they were very smart loving dogs but no way as much as our Blue.He’s laid back and very loving.
Is the growl correction only safe if used upon puppies? Curious about using it with 10 month-14month old dogs too? Is that not effective/safe at that time do you think? I assume if they've rehearsed a behaviour like resource guarding for months already, growling back may not be ideal, but curious of your thoughts, Jason! And anyone else who may have input.
I've had two want another
Hey Jason I recently got a corso mastiff for Christmas how much are the books? I’m interested in reading them and see what foods like raw food is good hopefully you see this an can tell me
My cane corso is 1 year and 4 months. It was giving at me 6 months. I didn’t give to much time into his training would it still be hard ?