My Cane Corso saved my lil daughter and wife from a late night robbery while I was away doing a night shift. They were 2 men with knives, one of them ran away after seeing the dog but the second man got caught by the dog and kept him down bleeding till the police arrived. Cane Corso will forever be the champ and the hero of our family.
So glad to hear your family was ok, I’ve got a Cane Corso too and he is very protective, he even comes to work with me too and customers love him. He’s a great guardian dog, but also a sweet and loyal dog ♥️
My cousin has a Rotticorso, beautiful dog, he's so gentle but I think if his owners weren't there I wouldn't be allowed in his house. Sorry for your loss.
Got my cane from a rescue shelter... Looked at him, he looked at me...i said you wanna roll with me?... He barked, I said get him out of there. Named him Cerberus and he is by far my greatest and best friend.
There is no friend like the dog friend. My Southpaw who lived to be a few months shy of 15, left a huge space in my heart that I’m sure will never be filled. Can’t wait to see her again. I pray long life for your baby.
Dogs can't speak English but they certainly understand English especially the Smart Ones I talk to my dogs all the time and sometimes they reveal how much they know
Mine died a few weeks back. He was still guarding the door. He never missed a beat and always reacted exactly as I needed him too without me even saying a word. He would alert me at night when people were around (in his little subtle way) during my night security patrols, and was an incredible first dog for my then 4 year old boy (he’s now 12). I’m going to pick another Corso puppy up next week. No other dog for me
I lost my baby 3 years ago and I still can't watch videos like this without crying. He was my angel, my shadow, my best friend. This breed with a responsible owner is the most intelligent, loving, loyal dog. My baby laid in my lap in front of the fireplace at home with the entire family around when he went to heaven and I would have it no other way.
I lost mine recently and am crying reading these comments. It still hurts. A 60kg piece of me isn’t here anymore, he took it with him and I wouldn’t have it any other way. I said above “he isn’t dead, he’s at home waiting for me.”
One day an abandoned starving Cane Corso showed up at out gate. I live in southern Italy and this breed is a common sight around here as guard dog for country houses. Clarkson also had leishmania but we managed to foster him back to health. He was good with our other dogs, cats and chickens. Loyal, trustworthy playful like a puppy but most of all loving. Never before have I met a dog as charismatic as him. He's unbelievably strong and stubborn, knows exactly what he wants. Before Clarkson we had burglars clipping the fence and entering the property. But since Clarkson arrived we could see them on cctv but nobody entered. He is our guardian Angel. Such an amazing breed but definitely no dog for inexperienced.
Great story I have Corso they are very noble dog's very Italian in many ways our old male was a true dog of honour I have one old female she is very much like old nonna so loyal and so Italian
Having owned a Corso (Khaba RIP) there are not enough words that I can think of to praise Khaba enough. To own a dog who is so loving, affectionate, trustworthy and above all protective to the point of his own life. For 15yrs from his passing, he has been missed as much as any family members. Not just a dog, far more status than that. The Corso trained properly, loved respected and cared for is a loved one that is so special own. The peace of mind they bestow upon you is unmatched.
If you ever have the chance an azorean cattle dog or st miguel cattle dog is another really special mastiff breed you should look into. Kinda like a slightly smaller cane corso but with really sturdy health even more so then corso.
I'm sitting here watching this video with my 9 week old Cane Corso puppy. He's been a long time coming. I've wanted a Cane Corso for a while now. The comments make me happy to know that I have a great dog. He's already proving that he is smart. God blessed us with dogs.
My cane corsos aren’t protection trained, but have instinctively protected me in the right context multiple times. They are perfect with my children, mine are not good with other dogs but fine with strangers if they are welcomed by me. Best dog breed ever ❤️
My Corso is a gentle giant as he is a very protective of our family. He is always looking out for my kids and my wife specially when I'm not around lol he won't even let the people who he knows around my kids without his approval. He is 38 inches in height and he is a lean 192 pounds. Just turned 5 years old. No fence in my yard never left the yard ever it's amazing how loyal these dogs are. Love this dog bread.
My gorgeous cane corso died 2 months ago. She was the most family friendly dog I’ve ever known. She absolutely adored us all and was so happy for my kids to lay on her. She had the sweetest soul I’ve ever known. I’m still completely heartbroken 💔
My guy just passed away in September at 7 he died of a heart disease, we been devastated.. he died 30 min after greeting my kids aka his kids from school for the last time.. he was our guardian and best friend 😢 he loved my kids too the moon and back million times over!
It's good to see an owner that knows their dogs inside out and understanding their differences in personalities. More dog owners like this are needed so less breeds get given bad reputation for the wrong reasons! Good work 👍
@@tedfio1tedfio1 I'm aware of this, and i agree there are some poor examples of the breed, they are certainly getting more popular here in the UK where there are so many poor examples.
That intro was highly glorious! This is not my preferred breed but the manner in which you upheld its nobility alongside that of the Romans was just great. Well done 👍
Mine is 6 months old and we called him Maximus after a Roman gladiator (I think)... there beautiful and so friendly I would do anything for my best friend just like I know he would too
I am a disabled from Iraq and my service dog is amazing female Corso who saved my life many times over. Now my sister and brother and best friend all have one now.
Adam O dogs behaving and being friendly what’s there to correct? If she pulls down the dog listens. Why would you correct friendly behavior with a dog that can be very protective and territorial with its owner. Clearly you don’t know much about dogs.
Allowing dogs with that size and strength to climb or jump on people, going for their faces whether they are being affectionate or not is a bad idea. I trained my big dog to not do that while still maintaining a loving and affectionate relationship. Total control is a must which requires consistent training. In addition, plenty of exercise and stimulation is also so important.
My cane corso is the sweetest friendliest and playful dog with anyone, as long as I’m not threatened by anyone. The moment he detects that I’m under threat he switches into beast mode. Other than that they are quite chilled cute dogs
So happy to see the Cane Corso represented on your channel! Our Corso has been the best dog I have ever had and will be adding another to our family. I laughed when she talked about the fence and it is very true..ours has snapped 2x4 fence rails a couple times.
Sorry to tell you but that’s most likely not the case. Im a trainer and decoy and thats not how it works. He/she may bark and bite at strangers through a fence or door but it doesn’t happen that way if someone jumps through your window. Get the dog some training so you won’t be disappointed when something does happen.
Allen Fields I know in most cases this Is true, but with him it wasn’t. He’s job was to protect the family & property and he knew it. As we had a cocky huge lump of a man come round to buy a truck from us. We knew him so he decided to just walk threw the side gate into our back garden. He was chased out the gate by Kane (our cane corso) and did receive a bite to hes rear. He was just one of them dogs that would of died for he’s family no hesitation.
@@ooforange1st881 yes, they WERE a fighting dog. Most now do not have a high instinct to protect. Just like a Pitbull, if you get a real apbt that’s was bred for game most likely the dog won’t go grab a hog out of instinct. Yes, if you get a dog from very old bloodline then maybe. But in most cases it doesn’t work that way. That’d be like saying a herding dog will just herd. It has to be trained do you it’s job.
Corso isn't a fight dog, he Is a Watch dog. Since the ancient times his work was Watch farms and protect the owner's family. Who use he for dogfight Is a criminal.
I've got Cane Corso 9 months ago, two days before he had his first birthday. He is lovely but very protective, always checking all family members at home if they are ok. 😁 When he was a little puppy all our fellow neighbours just walked in, now they don't, I have no idea why.🤪 I feel much better when my daughter or wife goes somewhere with the dog rather than alone. He is fantastic, he is member of our family.
I have a st Bernard... A Swiss Mastiff... He has chased burglars away twice now... And he acted in an odd way around my husband one day... Not something I understood at the time... But 15 minutes later my hubby had chest pains and I knew then to react fast... I rang 999 and paramedics said he was having a heart attack and if I'd waited 15 minutes more he'd have died... Hubby is all good now... I watch Senza Tempo Cane Corso on TH-cam everyday too... X
So powerful and beautiful 💕 there is one of these gentle giants in my street in Paris, and my pinscher dog who always barks at other dogs we meet, is so funny, because the big one remains calm, ignoring him. He must feel my small dog is only a pest 😄
I met one of these only once - a gorgeous dog, well behaved and very very strong - it was carrying a stick, well, branch which I could hardly lift let alone throw and was plodding along with it proudly and effortlessly. It was youngish and being socialised - I was well up for a play as I love big dogs it still had situational awareness even when messing about.
The dogs shown in this video are amazing looking ! Looking like they should ! Not like the bullmastiff/boxer mixes you often see. I go to dogshows a lot and in the Corso ring I often get the impression there are 5 different breeds in the ring !
Thank you for this Video. I have a Cane Corso from south-italy. I was on hollydays to visit my Family and came Back with a pubby. :) I can't understand how i lived all the jears without a Cane Corso. He is now 3 jears old and 64kg, lean and Tall. When peoble see him the First time, they are afraid, but after realising how gentle He is, everybody falls in Love with him. I am so proud to have such a good Boy. Love him forever
@Dirk Diggler you are all over here spreading negativity about nothing factual. Please, if you don't like the context then don't watch. You spreading crap all over this feed is extremely obnoxious. Go watch a breed you do like.
I lost mine 6 years ago had him from a puppy and he was amazing and gorgeous dog he loved the family so much he was always there when you felt sick or sad as if he knew but some one poisoned him while he was playing out side I lost my heart that day still today I will cry when I this of his I love and miss you so much Rocky one day I will try again but it’s hard I have moved sense them and also pressed charges against my horrible neighbor
I know a breeder here in the States and I'll never forget the first time I saw her with her very large dogs at a local park. I was with another friend and was like "holy cow check out that pitbull on steroids lol" I fell instantly in love! Hers are so sweet when she wants them to be but totally on point when she wants them to be. For sure her backyard is one you don't want to enter unless invited😉
This dog is the singularly most terrifying-looking animal I have ever seen, kind of like a "pit bull on steroids" in appearance. Not even a full grown wolf looks as dangerous. But after I got to know a neighbor's Cane Corso, she was among the sweetest dogs I've ever known. But any bad guy would be so intimidated just by seeing this creature that it would be the best guard dog, ever. Just LOOKING at this majestic animal is frightening if you don't know it's intentions, and few would even want to know.
my neice was like 2 and i brought her to meet him and she poked him in the eye but he was being so gentle to smell her he woundnt touch her with his nose and did nothin when she poked his eye... my friend had hi son around and he would push the other dogs he knew away and put himself between the kid and anyone or thing... child protection is more important than who feeds them
@@SB-bt1yl It has been scientifically proven that dogs prefer their owners affection to food. And speaking of "poking," my cousin used to own a HUGE Akita, the famous hunting dogs of Japan. He named it, 'Jack.' Akitas also have a large curl tail, which also exposes its rear, if you know what I mean. One day his little baby son was standing eye to ass with the gigantic dog, and when he noticed that "little pink hole," he did what most kids would do, he took his finger an decided to perform an exploratory "test jab." When he did, Jack jumped up and let out the most surprised "YELP!!! I've ever heard, and I've been laughing ever since.
Check out my girl whom I rescued from an abusive past. She's now going on to be a registered Therapet bringing comfort and joy to those in hospitals, homes, schools etc. She's a lovely dog and I'm privileged to be her Guardian.
Great video! The Cane Corso is a truly unique breed. Serious, goofy, needy and dramatic is how I’d describe mine lol. He’s a spoiled fur baby that thinks he’s a lap dog that weighs 5lbs (he weighs 140lbs). My dog is naturally protective and always on the alert. He’s great with people outside the home but extremely protective when strangers come to our home. Our boy has been extensively trained and he still keeps us on our toes; stubborn and strong! I wouldn’t recommend a novice dog owner getting this breed. They are loads of fun but also loads of work. Mine drools and sheds like crazy; but I wouldn’t trade him for anything!
I had my first and only Cane about twenty years ago. She was the most lovable loyal obedient and protective dog I have ever owned. These dogs should not be kept outside or in kennels as I have sadly seen, they are very loving and want to be with their family. Anyone interested in this breed make sure you make a personal visit to the breeder, they are very sensitive dogs and a disreputable breeder can do irreparable damage. Needless to say owning one of these incredible animals is a huge undertaking, not for first timers, you need to make a lifetime commitment, there are far too many of these beautiful dogs euthanized or up for adoption due to bad breeding or irresponsible owners
I absolutely love my Cane Corso's. They are amazing dogs. I will never own another breed. So very protective. They are ok with people when on the leash. I pity anyone that breaks into my home.
We had someone come on to our property in the middle of the night when my boy was around a year old. Didn't see the person but by the time i got my boy loki back to the house, it took me forever to clean the blood off of him.
@@thomaszaccone3960 yeah... I do obdience work with mine only, we're in the middle of nowhere so socialization is moot at this point. He's brilliant with people who come to stay for more than a couple of days, once he knows you're staying then he settles down.... Loves my sister to pieces. If you're just passing through, he goes in his big pen out front where he can watch and wait otherwise he WILL bite you. None of this is taught, it's all instinct.
@@thomaszaccone3960 You don't train aggression, it's bad breeding. Guarding/protection is one thing, true aggression is an entirely different ballgame. Bad breeding and improper training leads to aggressive animals. Cane corsos are protection dogs, NOT aggressive animals. Socialize and obedience will turn cane corsos into what they are supposed to be - GENTLE giants that protect your family. With proper training and socialization they should not be at all aggressive to even strangers, barking yes, but even that you want to train out of them -- teaching them there is a time and place for protection - they are VERY smart dogs, they can handle what you throw at them. Attacking is not when they feel like it. They will become a stereotypical bully breed when in the wrong hands of people who don't know what they are doing.
@@dodo19923 Ah. Like you. Perfect example of my previous comment x'). EDIT: Fr Jazz's comment thread below this one is precisely what im talking about when i say "you teach them that there is a time and place" to protect. Protection dog breeds arent aggressive when they are properly trained. Nicole Anne knows what I'm talking about.
Another fabulous episode! Thank you. The Cane Corso is a strong, beautiful breed. I like that Animal Watch is pro animal. The reality of good animals, when trained and socialized properly, or not trained and socialized properly, can be the difference between a safe and happy animal, or one surrendered and killed because it had bad humans. And some beautiful creatures after not meant to be caged up in our home, like the fox. These episodes are always informative. I love the history lessons and the hands-on with Anneke and the animals being shown. Thank you, again! ~❣️
exactly, he was called Canis Pugnax .. now he is called Cane Corso, derives from the molossians of the Epirus, and was used as a guard and war dog by the Roman legions. congratulations, nice channel 👍👍
My girl Kona is eight years old we had her since she was eight weeks she’s an amazing dog. so amazing I just put a deposit down on a little boy yesterday. but not a breed for everyone.
Wow! No one would jump your fence with one of these in your yard! They are so gorgeous. I live in Alice Springs in the middle of Australia and luckily we have a Boerbel breeder here. Im saving up!
We rescued an 8 year old 240lbs female Cane Corso. I have her down to 192 now a year later. She was used for breeding and was going to be put into a kill shelter. We have lived with her for over a year now and I absolutely adore my "Honey Bear". I sing to her "The bear is my honey, and I love my bear" to the toon on Winnie the Pooh.
Wow, those are some really nice looking Corso’s. Good looking lines indeed. Just for the record, Corso’s are amazing with children. In fact Cane Corso’s, especially the males, are instinctively more protective around the children and women of the family and will be standoffish with any stranger who gets too close. Awesome dogs, intelligent and highly trainable, but they need a strong pack leader and firm handling at times
It is great to see the dog able to turn on the protective mode, however, I rarely saw any video that show the dogs able to switch off that protective mode and stop the biting. I believe it is just as important to train the dog to able to switch off in a nick of a dime in my opinion or if not more important.
I say that those people that treat these dogs and other breeds like a living weapon they need to be charged with some type of criminal intention . That's what happened to the pitbulls, staffies , and many of the larger breeds. Also there are many countries that allows dog fighting as a sport. It needs to be outlawed world wide . I love that you show these videos and bring out the good sides of these bad rap breeds that really don't deserve that bad name. ♥️🐶♥️
They really look and act like the perfect family and watch dog,don't see anyone having any problems with these dogs by their side... Really good video....
@@SuperMrFriendly "stole".... Well...The ancient war dog was the molossus of Epirus. This was the breed the ancient greeks used..Even Alexander the Great had one with him(he named a city after his dog, which died protecting him in India). The Romans took these dogs(molossus of Epirus) and made the cane corso. Its almost the same race actually. Nobody stole anything here ^_^
@@ehooton1233 They where part of the plunder of epirus you blow hard. Ok, epirus might had it coming after phyrrus and you could say they where spoils of war, but the romans had signed a peace treaty and used epirus as a staging ground to project power over the rest of greece and left epirus alone to show other greeks they are not "taking over". A sort of military alliance...but rome made an example out of epirus when other greek states started to show muscle. Rome annihalted defenseless epirus and took everything. The region whas dead after that, till today. Hence they "stole"...they didnt even take them after a fair fight. They came like thieves in the night, slaughtered everyone and took everything of value...including all these bloodlines.
@Shtoijzëvallë Autariat Well, thats another thema. Im german, but I do love the balkan history and especially the greek history. I can see(of your name) that you are Albanian and it is known that today in Albania the propaganda is used well. It is proven that the ancient Epirotes were greeks and spoke greek. It is not a thema to question today. You must know, that many ancient Athenians, were too proud of themselves and their democracy and laws. Thats why they often call other greek tribes "barbarians", because they had a king for example. Thoucydides was Athenian too and he did that for the same reason. Epirus is connected with the other greeks through its whole history and was important to them. Dont forget that the Dodonis temple, which was the second most important temple in ancient Greece after Delphi, was in Epirus. To answer your other questions, you must read how ancient Epirotes were organized. They prefered to have small villages than big cities(mostly because of the landscape of Epirus with the many mountains and rivers). As for the Albanians. Albanias are a wonder of Balkan. Through their history they proved to be brave and smart and in connection with the greek people. They never were enemies in history until today! I call Albanians a wonder because historically its not clear were these people came from. In history the name "albania" or "skiptar" is nowhere mentioned! We connect Albania historically with the people who lived in these lands before them(Illyrians, Thraceans and other ancient greeks). Until today this question is still not answered! Genetists and anthropologist assume that the Albanians are descedants of Romans, ancient Greeks and Mongolian tribes). As for the Chams. Its a "dark spot" in the Albanian history. In my opinion, they forgot where the come from and betrayed the whole Albanian people..Its a shame and you will understand that if you read their history and what they did. First of all, the most Chams lived in Chameria together with the greek Epirotes there, for hundrets of years as friends!! Even before the Ottomans! When the Nazis came there, they betrayed the Greeks and even many Albanians, and helped the Germans. They killed Greeks and Albanians of Chameria! When the war was over, the greeks killed many Chams and sent them away. The only reason nobody tells you that in Albania is because the albanian governments like them. They want to have influence in Epirus and since Chams claim lands there, the government uses them. The historical truth is that they are traitors, both to the Greeks and the Albanians. A friendly advice of me, if you Albanians and Greeks would know your history, you would be united and a power of Europe. Its a shame how your countries are today. You need to "remember"! Moreover, I would like to tell you how sorry I am for what happened in Albanian and still is happening there right now. I hope you and your family are well.. Be strong..
@Gunit Albania My friend there is only one truth. And Kaon tribe? Do you mean the Chelidones? There was no illyrian tribe that didnt had greek names and alphabet.
The original mastiff, the Roman and Greek war dogs that are ancestor to all types of mastiff. I remember the D.T technician’s English mastiff, thinking “this dog kinda looks like the dogs in Latin textbooks” back at school
@@f1601-q9l when the Romans invaded Britain, one of the things that impressed them were the war dogs of the ancient Britons their ferocity, they took these dogs back to Rome and pitted them against man and beast, crossing our mastiffs with there's.
Canes look awesome! I have a plot hound mastiff that looks similar to a cane corso. Sounds like he behaves just like all the canes in the comments. Super protective, very smart, loyal beyond belief. Mans best friends. Its real.
My Cane Corso saved my lil daughter and wife from a late night robbery while I was away doing a night shift. They were 2 men with knives, one of them ran away after seeing the dog but the second man got caught by the dog and kept him down bleeding till the police arrived. Cane Corso will forever be the champ and the hero of our family.
I'm glad your family was ok. Cane Corso are very protective of family.
So glad to hear your family was ok, I’ve got a Cane Corso too and he is very protective, he even comes to work with me too and customers love him. He’s a great guardian dog, but also a sweet and loyal dog ♥️
Where do I get 1 or 2 of like 2 for company
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Yes they are very protective
I lost mine this year of old age, she was 15 years old. One of the best dogs I've ever had. Miss you Tarea.
Andre Lorenzoni God Bless You and Your Family
My cousin has a Rotticorso, beautiful dog, he's so gentle but I think if his owners weren't there I wouldn't be allowed in his house. Sorry for your loss.
I regret the loss of such a lovely and majestic creature with what I’m sure was a soul worth singing of
oof you named ur dog homework 😂
Sorry to hear that brother. My beloved Staffordshire Tia is 14 now, I’ll give her a cuddle in memory of Tarea right now. Peace
Got my cane from a rescue shelter... Looked at him, he looked at me...i said you wanna roll with me?... He barked, I said get him out of there. Named him Cerberus and he is by far my greatest and best friend.
There is no friend like the dog friend. My Southpaw who lived to be a few months shy of 15, left a huge space in my heart that I’m sure will never be filled. Can’t wait to see her again. I pray long life for your baby.
The hell hound of the underworld... great name.
@@MolloyPolloy and Cerberus apparently means spot
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Dogs can't speak English but they certainly understand English especially the Smart Ones I talk to my dogs all the time and sometimes they reveal how much they know
Mine died a few weeks back. He was still guarding the door. He never missed a beat and always reacted exactly as I needed him too without me even saying a word. He would alert me at night when people were around (in his little subtle way) during my night security patrols, and was an incredible first dog for my then 4 year old boy (he’s now 12). I’m going to pick another Corso puppy up next week. No other dog for me
I lost my baby 3 years ago and I still can't watch videos like this without crying. He was my angel, my shadow, my best friend. This breed with a responsible owner is the most intelligent, loving, loyal dog. My baby laid in my lap in front of the fireplace at home with the entire family around when he went to heaven and I would have it no other way.
God may you meet him in heaven and be covered in sopply kisses and happily cuddle and play with him amen
@@rozfalah38 Thank you
They say that all dogs go to heaven. A good Twilight Zone for you is The Hunt. I think you would appreciate it
I lost mine recently and am crying reading these comments. It still hurts. A 60kg piece of me isn’t here anymore, he took it with him and I wouldn’t have it any other way. I said above “he isn’t dead, he’s at home waiting for me.”
One day an abandoned starving Cane Corso showed up at out gate. I live in southern Italy and this breed is a common sight around here as guard dog for country houses.
Clarkson also had leishmania but we managed to foster him back to health. He was good with our other dogs, cats and chickens. Loyal, trustworthy playful like a puppy but most of all loving. Never before have I met a dog as charismatic as him. He's unbelievably strong and stubborn, knows exactly what he wants. Before Clarkson we had burglars clipping the fence and entering the property. But since Clarkson arrived we could see them on cctv but nobody entered. He is our guardian Angel. Such an amazing breed but definitely no dog for inexperienced.
Great story I have Corso they are very noble dog's very Italian in many ways our old male was a true dog of honour I have one old female she is very much like old nonna so loyal and so Italian
Having owned a Corso (Khaba RIP) there are not enough words that I can think of to praise Khaba enough. To own a dog who is so loving, affectionate, trustworthy and above all protective to the point of his own life. For 15yrs from his passing, he has been missed as much as any family members. Not just a dog, far more status than that. The Corso trained properly, loved respected and cared for is a loved one that is so special own. The peace of mind they bestow upon you is unmatched.
If you ever have the chance an azorean cattle dog or st miguel cattle dog is another really special mastiff breed you should look into. Kinda like a slightly smaller cane corso but with really sturdy health even more so then corso.
I'm sitting here watching this video with my 9 week old Cane Corso puppy. He's been a long time coming. I've wanted a Cane Corso for a while now. The comments make me happy to know that I have a great dog. He's already proving that he is smart. God blessed us with dogs.
Same bro 😂
Beautiful dogs! what an impressive look on his face: it says 'i fear nothing! my ancestors walked with roman armies!' what a pedigree!
My cane corsos aren’t protection trained, but have instinctively protected me in the right context multiple times. They are perfect with my children, mine are not good with other dogs but fine with strangers if they are welcomed by me. Best dog breed ever ❤️
My CC Lady also died last year. She was my everything feels like losing a child
My Corso is a gentle giant as he is a very protective of our family. He is always looking out for my kids and my wife specially when I'm not around lol he won't even let the people who he knows around my kids without his approval. He is 38 inches in height and he is a lean 192 pounds. Just turned 5 years old. No fence in my yard never left the yard ever it's amazing how loyal these dogs are. Love this dog bread.
My gorgeous cane corso died 2 months ago. She was the most family friendly dog I’ve ever known. She absolutely adored us all and was so happy for my kids to lay on her. She had the sweetest soul I’ve ever known. I’m still completely heartbroken 💔
Haha! She’s dead!
The puppies are GORGEOUS! I’ve never seen prestige Cane Corsos in my life!
Miss you Oscar 😭 he was the hero of my family. Well trained and loving RIP 🪦
I love these first two dogs the lady introduced, they look so chill. Dogs like that are always the best. They're focused and much easier to train.
Same my two dogs saved myself and my family to my 9mm and my 38 they both unloaded until they was empty they gave it all they got i miss you guys!
I’ve wanted a Corso forever, I absolutely love them.
We have a Cane Corso at work right now. He is such a sweetheart. He's only about 7 months old but he is huge!
Kimberly Scheper ...A mauling looking for a place to happen.
@@gyrsriddle what?
@@gyrsriddle Pretty ignorant comment. You have zero idea how he's been trained or what type of environment Kim works in.
Same mine is 4 months
mine is a headache, he chews my shoes, windows everything and barks at everything and everyone. How did you train him?
I can’t even begin to explain how much I love this breed. I have two Corsos and they are the best. ❤️🐾🐾❤️
My dad had to English mastiff fantastic love this dog best wishes from Durham England
Gentle giants. Not unlike many people. So imposing they can be big babies (unless threatened). Love it!
i lost my boy ..last week.....THE BEST BOY EVER;;;;;;;;broken heart
My guy just passed away in September at 7 he died of a heart disease, we been devastated.. he died 30 min after greeting my kids aka his kids from school for the last time.. he was our guardian and best friend 😢 he loved my kids too the moon and back million times over!
My condolences💔🙏
So sad I pray bark bark
Btw what breed was he
lol doop cane corso
So sorry how much do they go for ?? My dad had to English mastiff he was 14 stone in weight fab
Lost our “ Boss” to cancer a couple years ago. We miss him every day.
It's good to see an owner that knows their dogs inside out and understanding their differences in personalities. More dog owners like this are needed so less breeds get given bad reputation for the wrong reasons!
Good work 👍
Majestic, powerful beautiful dogs. I’ve only ever met 2 personally and both were amazing, fussy, calm well behaved. ❤️
You choose a beautiful example of a beautiful breed, there’s too many poor examples of the breed around.
Very true so many mutts labelled as Corsi
Can't agree
@@tedfio1tedfio1 I'm aware of this, and i agree there are some poor examples of the breed, they are certainly getting more popular here in the UK where there are so many poor examples.
I see so many that are junk breed and look way off and have health problems. A good kennel makes all the difference
They keep breeding in boxers or other mastiff breeds and it’s so awful because honestly, the corso I feel is the best of the best.
That intro was highly glorious! This is not my preferred breed but the manner in which you upheld its nobility alongside that of the Romans was just great. Well done 👍
what would you say is your preferred breed?
A have had all kinds of tough breeds and a can tell you right now the cane corso is the strongest phenomenal strength these dogs have
Mine is 6 months old and we called him Maximus after a Roman gladiator (I think)... there beautiful and so friendly I would do anything for my best friend just like I know he would too
Maximus Decimus Meridius
Mine is 1 year old and 54 kg, I named him Hector..biggest warrior of all time
I am a disabled from Iraq and my service dog is amazing female Corso who saved my life many times over. Now my sister and brother and best friend all have one now.
Thank you for defending my freedom. Most Americans don't appreciate the price. It is the most expensive thing we have.
I have a Pitbull Boxer mix and her best friend is a Cane Corso. We love watching them play.
Beautiful dogs and all of them in shape and not obese.
They look like panthers!!! What GORGEOUS animals ❤️❤️❤️
"Boundries must be upheld"
-continues to let the dog climb up into their faces 😂
Adam O haha
Yes, not a really good idea letting the dog do that near their faces, I would not do that.
I thought the same 🤣🤣🤣
Adam O dogs behaving and being friendly what’s there to correct? If she pulls down the dog listens. Why would you correct friendly behavior with a dog that can be very protective and territorial with its owner. Clearly you don’t know much about dogs.
Allowing dogs with that size and strength to climb or jump on people, going for their faces whether they are being affectionate or not is a bad idea. I trained my big dog to not do that while still maintaining a loving and affectionate relationship. Total control is a must which requires consistent training. In addition, plenty of exercise and stimulation is also so important.
My cane corso is the sweetest friendliest and playful dog with anyone, as long as I’m not threatened by anyone. The moment he detects that I’m under threat he switches into beast mode. Other than that they are quite chilled cute dogs
Wow, the thoughts of these dogs working on the front line is terrifying. Many thanks for sharing this I enjoyed it thoroughly!
Its a recreation
So happy to see the Cane Corso represented on your channel! Our Corso has been the best dog I have ever had and will be adding another to our family. I laughed when she talked about the fence and it is very true..ours has snapped 2x4 fence rails a couple times.
I never trained mine. He would protect on command if need be, but also switch off and let people near if needed. In & out the house. Best dog
Sorry to tell you but that’s most likely not the case. Im a trainer and decoy and thats not how it works. He/she may bark and bite at strangers through a fence or door but it doesn’t happen that way if someone jumps through your window. Get the dog some training so you won’t be disappointed when something does happen.
Allen Fields I know in most cases this Is true, but with him it wasn’t. He’s job was to protect the family & property and he knew it. As we had a cocky huge lump of a man come round to buy a truck from us. We knew him so he decided to just walk threw the side gate into our back garden. He was chased out the gate by Kane (our cane corso) and did receive a bite to hes rear.
He was just one of them dogs that would of died for he’s family no hesitation.
@@allenfields1668 they have protective instincts in them they are a fighting dog
@@ooforange1st881 yes, they WERE a fighting dog. Most now do not have a high instinct to protect. Just like a Pitbull, if you get a real apbt that’s was bred for game most likely the dog won’t go grab a hog out of instinct. Yes, if you get a dog from very old bloodline then maybe. But in most cases it doesn’t work that way. That’d be like saying a herding dog will just herd. It has to be trained do you it’s job.
Corso isn't a fight dog, he Is a Watch dog. Since the ancient times his work was Watch farms and protect the owner's family.
Who use he for dogfight Is a criminal.
I've got Cane Corso 9 months ago, two days before he had his first birthday. He is lovely but very protective, always checking all family members at home if they are ok. 😁
When he was a little puppy all our fellow neighbours just walked in, now they don't, I have no idea why.🤪 I feel much better when my daughter or wife goes somewhere with the dog rather than alone. He is fantastic, he is member of our family.
We have a beautiful “blue” cane 2 years old and neutered.He is just a big old baby but he is an excellent watchdog.
I have a st Bernard... A Swiss Mastiff... He has chased burglars away twice now... And he acted in an odd way around my husband one day... Not something I understood at the time... But 15 minutes later my hubby had chest pains and I knew then to react fast... I rang 999 and paramedics said he was having a heart attack and if I'd waited 15 minutes more he'd have died... Hubby is all good now...
I watch Senza Tempo Cane Corso on TH-cam everyday too... X
So happy you all are okay. That dog is all around full-service public safety.
impressive "beast" ! I met a very friendly cane corso long time ago, in Corso ... in fact he spent most of the time... sleeping !
Senza Tempo Cane Corso. Amazing breeder.
Oh I love her channel
That is one majestic Italian beast!
So powerful and beautiful 💕 there is one of these gentle giants in my street in Paris, and my pinscher dog who always barks at other dogs we meet, is so funny, because the big one remains calm, ignoring him. He must feel my small dog is only a pest 😄
They're beautiful! One of my neighbors has one without cropped ears and it makes them look so much friendlier.
I loved the first interview of this video. The dog's tail wouldn't be still for a second, constant wagging. Such a handsome and lovely fellow.
Training and healthy socialization make them an absolute joy.
I met one of these only once - a gorgeous dog, well behaved and very very strong - it was carrying a stick, well, branch which I could hardly lift let alone throw and was plodding along with it proudly and effortlessly. It was youngish and being socialised - I was well up for a play as I love big dogs it still had situational awareness even when messing about.
Mam tego olbrzyma którego trzeba usypiać jak dziecko!to jest niesamowita rasa!
The dogs shown in this video are amazing looking ! Looking like they should ! Not like the bullmastiff/boxer mixes you often see. I go to dogshows a lot and in the Corso ring I often get the
impression there are 5 different breeds in the ring !
Thank you for this Video. I have a Cane Corso from south-italy.
I was on hollydays to visit my Family and came Back with a pubby. :)
I can't understand how i lived all the jears without a Cane Corso. He is now 3 jears old and 64kg, lean and Tall. When peoble see him the First time, they are afraid, but after realising how gentle He is, everybody falls in Love with him. I am so proud to have such a good Boy. Love him forever
I watch Senza Tempo Cane Corso. She videos a lot of her and her Cane Corsos. Fun to watch.
Shes a backyard breeder that used to sell xl pit bulls
@@dirkdiggler6082 No she does an awesome job with her dogs. She knows dogs!!!
@@dirkdiggler6082 Better her experience with protective dogs. And her babies are sweet!!!!!!
@@Lucillesprettyjewerly thats not a protection breed
@Dirk Diggler you are all over here spreading negativity about nothing factual. Please, if you don't like the context then don't watch. You spreading crap all over this feed is extremely obnoxious. Go watch a breed you do like.
I lost mine 6 years ago had him from a puppy and he was amazing and gorgeous dog he loved the family so much he was always there when you felt sick or sad as if he knew but some one poisoned him while he was playing out side I lost my heart that day still today I will cry when I this of his I love and miss you so much Rocky one day I will try again but it’s hard I have moved sense them and also pressed charges against my horrible neighbor
I know a breeder here in the States and I'll never forget the first time I saw her with her very large dogs at a local park. I was with another friend and was like "holy cow check out that pitbull on steroids lol" I fell instantly in love! Hers are so sweet when she wants them to be but totally on point when she wants them to be. For sure her backyard is one you don't want to enter unless invited😉
Senza tempo cane corso is an amazing breeder in the states. Should check out her Channel. I plan on getting a Cane Corso from her
This dog is the singularly most terrifying-looking animal I have ever seen, kind of like a "pit bull on steroids" in appearance. Not even a full grown wolf looks as dangerous. But after I got to know a neighbor's Cane Corso, she was among the sweetest dogs I've ever known. But any bad guy would be so intimidated just by seeing this creature that it would be the best guard dog, ever. Just LOOKING at this majestic animal is frightening if you don't know it's intentions, and few would even want to know.
my neice was like 2 and i brought her to meet him and she poked him in the eye but he was being so gentle to smell her he woundnt touch her with his nose and did nothin when she poked his eye... my friend had hi son around and he would push the other dogs he knew away and put himself between the kid and anyone or thing... child protection is more important than who feeds them
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It has been scientifically proven that dogs prefer their owners affection to food. And speaking of "poking," my cousin used to own a HUGE Akita, the famous hunting dogs of Japan. He named it, 'Jack.' Akitas also have a large curl tail, which also exposes its rear, if you know what I mean. One day his little baby son was standing eye to ass with the gigantic dog, and when he noticed that "little pink hole," he did what most kids would do, he took his finger an decided to perform an exploratory "test jab." When he did, Jack jumped up and let out the most surprised "YELP!!! I've ever heard, and I've been laughing ever since.
Check out my girl whom I rescued from an abusive past. She's now going on to be a registered Therapet bringing comfort and joy to those in hospitals, homes, schools etc. She's a lovely dog and I'm privileged to be her Guardian.
I have been thinking about getting one of these...they are so fierce looking.. perhaps the most fierce of them all
Great video! The Cane Corso is a truly unique breed. Serious, goofy, needy and dramatic is how I’d describe mine lol. He’s a spoiled fur baby that thinks he’s a lap dog that weighs 5lbs (he weighs 140lbs). My dog is naturally protective and always on the alert. He’s great with people outside the home but extremely protective when strangers come to our home. Our boy has been extensively trained and he still keeps us on our toes; stubborn and strong! I wouldn’t recommend a novice dog owner getting this breed. They are loads of fun but also loads of work. Mine drools and sheds like crazy; but I wouldn’t trade him for anything!
Been a fan of protection dogs world wide for a long time the only real firm I see out there that shows a real protection and family dog ,
I had my first and only Cane about twenty years ago. She was the most lovable loyal obedient and protective dog I have ever owned. These dogs should not be kept outside or in kennels as I have sadly seen, they are very loving and want to be with their family. Anyone interested in this breed make sure you make a personal visit to the breeder, they are very sensitive dogs and a disreputable breeder can do irreparable damage. Needless to say owning one of these incredible animals is a huge undertaking, not for first timers, you need to make a lifetime commitment, there are far too many of these beautiful dogs euthanized or up for adoption due to bad breeding or irresponsible owners
All good advice . 😊
best dog protection, mastiff cané corso Italian, love children. top dog.👍
Amazing dogs. Here in Italy you see lots of them, also in many Shelters :(
Good thing she goes to profesionally trained doggos and she makes their Day by spreading love which 99% of all attempts are succesful
I absolutely love my Cane Corso's. They are amazing dogs. I will never own another breed. So very protective. They are ok with people when on the leash. I pity anyone that breaks into my home.
We had someone come on to our property in the middle of the night when my boy was around a year old. Didn't see the person but by the time i got my boy loki back to the house, it took me forever to clean the blood off of him.
I would think TRAINING one of these creatures to be aggressive really isn't required. Isn't it in their genes?
@@thomaszaccone3960 yeah... I do obdience work with mine only, we're in the middle of nowhere so socialization is moot at this point. He's brilliant with people who come to stay for more than a couple of days, once he knows you're staying then he settles down.... Loves my sister to pieces. If you're just passing through, he goes in his big pen out front where he can watch and wait otherwise he WILL bite you. None of this is taught, it's all instinct.
@@thomaszaccone3960 You don't train aggression, it's bad breeding. Guarding/protection is one thing, true aggression is an entirely different ballgame. Bad breeding and improper training leads to aggressive animals. Cane corsos are protection dogs, NOT aggressive animals. Socialize and obedience will turn cane corsos into what they are supposed to be - GENTLE giants that protect your family. With proper training and socialization they should not be at all aggressive to even strangers, barking yes, but even that you want to train out of them -- teaching them there is a time and place for protection - they are VERY smart dogs, they can handle what you throw at them. Attacking is not when they feel like it. They will become a stereotypical bully breed when in the wrong hands of people who don't know what they are doing.
@@dodo19923 Ah. Like you. Perfect example of my previous comment x').
EDIT: Fr Jazz's comment thread below this one is precisely what im talking about when i say "you teach them that there is a time and place" to protect. Protection dog breeds arent aggressive when they are properly trained. Nicole Anne knows what I'm talking about.
Those pointy little ears... beautiful animals.
Another fabulous episode! Thank you.
The Cane Corso is a strong, beautiful breed. I like that Animal Watch is pro animal. The reality of good animals, when trained and socialized properly, or not trained and socialized properly, can be the difference between a safe and happy animal, or one surrendered and killed because it had bad humans. And some beautiful creatures after not meant to be caged up in our home, like the fox. These episodes are always informative. I love the history lessons and the hands-on with Anneke and the animals being shown.
Thank you, again!
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I'm trying to find a home for one I found. He loves me, protective and loyal.. Just more than what I needed in my life right now..
I love this Dog! Never heard of them until today, and I want one!
Get one from Italy , the ones in the video are showlines
He is enormous for a 7 month old.. beautiful pup none the less.....
exactly, he was called Canis Pugnax .. now he is called Cane Corso, derives from the molossians of the Epirus, and was used as a guard and war dog by the Roman legions.
congratulations, nice channel 👍👍
My girl Kona is eight years old we had her since she was eight weeks she’s an amazing dog. so amazing I just put a deposit down on a little boy yesterday. but not a breed for everyone.
absolutely love this channel!!
Wow! No one would jump your fence with one of these in your yard! They are so gorgeous.
I live in Alice Springs in the middle of Australia and luckily we have a Boerbel breeder here. Im saving up!
I love this breed. I almost want to get attached by this breed just to take a look at the injuries. Dear god. This is an angle of a breed
Me and my family have a Cane Corso/English bull mix, she's one of the best dogs we've had.
We rescued an 8 year old 240lbs female Cane Corso. I have her down to 192 now a year later. She was used for breeding and was going to be put into a kill shelter. We have lived with her for over a year now and I absolutely adore my "Honey Bear". I sing to her "The bear is my honey, and I love my bear" to the toon on Winnie the Pooh.
If a criminal came it would go from Winnie the Pooh song to the Scorpions Rock You Like a Hurricane
Wow, those are some really nice looking Corso’s. Good looking lines indeed. Just for the record, Corso’s are amazing with children. In fact Cane Corso’s, especially the males, are instinctively more protective around the children and women of the family and will be standoffish with any stranger who gets too close. Awesome dogs, intelligent and highly trainable, but they need a strong pack leader and firm handling at times
Said it before I'll say it again Simply Gorgeous......dogs are nice too 😎👍
They look so ferocious. Such handsome beasts.
It is great to see the dog able to turn on the protective mode, however, I rarely saw any video that show the dogs able to switch off that protective mode and stop the biting. I believe it is just as important to train the dog to able to switch off in a nick of a dime in my opinion or if not more important.
nah , it need muzzles
Yes!
Well they can be switched off with proper training! Obviously if the dog kept biting it would tire itself out!!
My cane corso is so unbelievably cuddly and seeking attention. My daughter loves her!
These are my favourite dogs!
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My Sici is the sweetest girl ever, At a 120 pounds she is like a fat lady in a china shop.
@James Douglas lmao nah man.
Me too!!! ❤️❤️🎁
number one dogs mastiff protection, top dogs love children cané corso Italiano. best dogs protection.👍❤
I say that those people that treat these dogs and other breeds like a living weapon they need to be charged with some type of criminal intention . That's what happened to the pitbulls, staffies , and many of the larger breeds. Also there are many countries that allows dog fighting as a sport. It needs to be outlawed world wide . I love that you show these videos and bring out the good sides of these bad rap breeds that really don't deserve that bad name. ♥️🐶♥️
It has become a felony in america. Trump signed an executive order that makes it a federal crime.
If I were ever to need a protection dog, I would definently consider this marvelous breed ❤❤💖💖💖
Dog of war? Mines two and scared of its own shadow. Affectionate as hell but a real chicken.
I mean not all corso would have the same personality lol
@Rerun Bubba Spudskin lmbo too damn funny, but let someone try n harm you! 👊🏾
😂😂😂
They really look and act like the perfect family and watch dog,don't see anyone having any problems with these dogs by their side... Really good video....
I've wanted to know more about this breed for a while, so thank you for this informative video!
Picture this dog running at full speed towards you with armour and cutting weapons attached........Mamma Mia!
Thanks... I was on my way to bed. Not looking forward to the nightmares to follow.
the molossus has been the dog of kings especially in greece
yeah romans stole original mastifs molossan from epirot greeks after conquest
@@SuperMrFriendly "stole"....
Well...The ancient war dog was the molossus of Epirus. This was the breed the ancient greeks used..Even Alexander the Great had one with him(he named a city after his dog, which died protecting him in India).
The Romans took these dogs(molossus of Epirus) and made the cane corso.
Its almost the same race actually.
Nobody stole anything here ^_^
@@ehooton1233 They where part of the plunder of epirus you blow hard. Ok, epirus might had it coming after phyrrus and you could say they where spoils of war, but the romans had signed a peace treaty and used epirus as a staging ground to project power over the rest of greece and left epirus alone to show other greeks they are not "taking over". A sort of military alliance...but rome made an example out of epirus when other greek states started to show muscle. Rome annihalted defenseless epirus and took everything. The region whas dead after that, till today. Hence they "stole"...they didnt even take them after a fair fight. They came like thieves in the night, slaughtered everyone and took everything of value...including all these bloodlines.
@Shtoijzëvallë Autariat Well, thats another thema. Im german, but I do love the balkan history and especially the greek history.
I can see(of your name) that you are Albanian and it is known that today in Albania the propaganda is used well.
It is proven that the ancient Epirotes were greeks and spoke greek. It is not a thema to question today. You must know, that many ancient Athenians, were too proud of themselves and their democracy and laws. Thats why they often call other greek tribes "barbarians", because they had a king for example. Thoucydides was Athenian too and he did that for the same reason. Epirus is connected with the other greeks through its whole history and was important to them. Dont forget that the Dodonis temple, which was the second most important temple in ancient Greece after Delphi, was in Epirus.
To answer your other questions, you must read how ancient Epirotes were organized. They prefered to have small villages than big cities(mostly because of the landscape of Epirus with the many mountains and rivers).
As for the Albanians. Albanias are a wonder of Balkan. Through their history they proved to be brave and smart and in connection with the greek people. They never were enemies in history until today!
I call Albanians a wonder because historically its not clear were these people came from.
In history the name "albania" or "skiptar" is nowhere mentioned! We connect Albania historically with the people who lived in these lands before them(Illyrians, Thraceans and other ancient greeks). Until today this question is still not answered!
Genetists and anthropologist assume that the Albanians are descedants of Romans, ancient Greeks and Mongolian tribes).
As for the Chams. Its a "dark spot" in the Albanian history. In my opinion, they forgot where the come from and betrayed the whole Albanian people..Its a shame and you will understand that if you read their history and what they did.
First of all, the most Chams lived in Chameria together with the greek Epirotes there, for hundrets of years as friends!! Even before the Ottomans!
When the Nazis came there, they betrayed the Greeks and even many Albanians, and helped the Germans. They killed Greeks and Albanians of Chameria! When the war was over, the greeks killed many Chams and sent them away. The only reason nobody tells you that in Albania is because the albanian governments like them. They want to have influence in Epirus and since Chams claim lands there, the government uses them.
The historical truth is that they are traitors, both to the Greeks and the Albanians.
A friendly advice of me, if you Albanians and Greeks would know your history, you would be united and a power of Europe. Its a shame how your countries are today. You need to "remember"!
Moreover, I would like to tell you how sorry I am for what happened in Albanian and still is happening there right now. I hope you and your family are well.. Be strong..
@Gunit Albania My friend there is only one truth.
And Kaon tribe? Do you mean the Chelidones?
There was no illyrian tribe that didnt had greek names and alphabet.
For me the ultimate dog!
I get mine in 3 weeks from now,, cant wait.
The heads on these dogs remind me of the classical description of Cerberus.
The original mastiff, the Roman and Greek war dogs that are ancestor to all types of mastiff. I remember the D.T technician’s English mastiff, thinking “this dog kinda looks like the dogs in Latin textbooks” back at school
@@f1601-q9l when the Romans invaded Britain, one of the things that impressed them were the war dogs of the ancient Britons their ferocity, they took these dogs back to Rome and pitted them against man and beast, crossing our mastiffs with there's.
yes ... yes it is a charming, faithful, balanced, wonderful dog
If they could sit in your lap all the time they would, these huge vicious war babies
Mines a big baby she thinks she’s a lap dog.
My boy also thinks he's like the cat and min pin that he too can just sit on you or cuddle like they do. Love it tho, truly amazing dogs 💖
They are Bruce Banner until it is time to do Incredible Hulk stuff.
When I hear someone say a certain dog breed needs the right owner, I already understand this dog is not meant for city and suburb people.
Completely fluffin adorable!!
Yes, it is NEVER the dog that is bad, it always a crappy human that ruins a good doggo.
Agree with you on that.
Canes look awesome! I have a plot hound mastiff that looks similar to a cane corso. Sounds like he behaves just like all the canes in the comments. Super protective, very smart, loyal beyond belief. Mans best friends. Its real.
Yes I’ve been waiting for an episode on the Cane Corso
I like. Haven't decided on the mastiff I'll own yet. Leaning towards a Neapolitan. I used to know one. Amazing dogs