Everything Will says here is 100% true. My girl Lucy would die to protect me, and the 2 biggest issues I encountered in her training were her separation anxiety and her protectiveness. The number 1 piece of advice I would give a new Cane Corso owner is this: You don't need to train this dog to protect you. That's in their bones, they will do it instinctually. You need to train this dog not to view every new person, dog and situation as a threat. Socialization, socialization, socialization! I take Lucy everywhere; dog parks, music festivals, farmer's markets, restaurants, etc. Because of her level of socialization she is totally calm in all of them. Not just calm, but friendly and sweet. I get compliments constantly on how gentle she is. My local beer garden owner gave me permission to let her off leash while we're there because she is good with everyone. She interacts with toddlers, dogs and grown men and is never aggressive. The few times someone has been aggressive with me, she understands the difference between friendly excitement and aggression and immediately protects me. When she does so she is terrifying. But she never misdirects that protection and that is the best gift you can give both your Cane Corso and yourself.
@@n5freestyle100 In comparison to other Mastiff breeds? No, not at all. Mine only drools when she's super hot or anxious, so basically never at home, only when we're out. But if you've never had a Mastiff or other drooling breed, then yes they do a little bit.
So can you tell me what to do with my corso? I have a 5 month old 85 lb corso and he is SUPER submissive with other dogs at the dog park. Will he grow out of this or does he need training???
@@adoggdog3988 I'd say he's still a puppy and learning his place and size. It's very possible he'll grow out of it. Also, Lucy often acts submissive with smaller dogs because she's learned that they are more willing to play with her when they aren't scared. At one point she played rough with a huge male mastiff/great dane mix and he kicked her butt pretty good, after that she was much more submissive with other dogs for awhile. But we met a guy with a 95 pound female dogo argentino and did a couple play dates at the park because they were very evenly matched and both liked to play rough. They had a great time and she got her confidence back. Maybe find another large puppy with similar energy levels to your dog and get them together several times? It will allow your dog to get comfortable with a peer and get some confidence. If they're constantly around new dogs each time they go to the park it's harder for them to figure out where they stand in the pecking order and thus to feel safe and comfortable in their play.
@@kristopherriemer4807 ah okay I was nervous for a second, yea I just ask because I’ve already met a lab & rottie his age that already show dominant behavior even when they meeting new bigger dogs, but one low growl or bark from an elder dog and he immediately lays down and rolls on his belly.
I unexpectedly got a cane corso. Someone was selling a puppy online listed as a black lab pitbull mix. I bought him for 75 dollars and within 2 months of having him, he literally tripled in size. I then did a DNA test on him and found out he is a cane corso. I love him to death!
Can't agree more. Our Cane Corso, who's only just 7 months old, is already showing all of the wonderful traits of this glorious breed you mention in this video. What a dog!
Youre the BEST channel to get information on Cane Corso's...Ive been contemplating getting one for a year now...But I want to make sure I'm FULLY informed on everything...this is the perfect channel for anyone wanting to know more
My dog is 8half months.. she's fully obedience train verbal and hand signals... she's so protective we sleep even sweeter at night-time.. the Deep bark is enough to wake the Dead.. I recommend getting one as a family dog to anybody..... everyday is a training day
I loooove this working breed. I crossed a working line with a great dane, and the Cane Dane was a HUGE version. They went to work with several autistic children for pressure therapy and stability support for adults. Amazing temperament.
I teach mine to protect me while i sleep. We are doing a lot of hiking and wild camping in forest so it comes handy when he react when something unexpected happend at nighttime in the middle of dark forest. For now i trained him to stand above me (my body is under his belly) and to bark when something or someone approach to close to our camp. He is 5 months old so intimidation factor is slowly developing but man... He is already fearless when it comes to my safety and guarding.
No need to teach that. He will do that on his own. Socialization is much more important than developing/training guarding. He has more protective instict than you can imagine. If you continue this training he may develop an overprotective issue that is very hard to overcome. Amos(my 18mo 130lb corso) stood his ground against a bear at barely a year old.
@@em0rgue433 i noticed that it comes naturally for him. The trick is that he is not charging at anybody without command. Just stand guard and be scary until i come out od sleeping bag asses the situation and recal him. Or let him do his job depending on situation. He have tons of socialization and obiedience every day and he is doing great event in very noisy and crowded places.
@@em0rgue433 i rather would say that with those guard-working dogs breeds for experienced owners you have bunch of keys and socialization is one amongs many of imporant ones.
Great video. We have a chihuahua , and a corso. Our corso is 2 years old now. They do shed heavily 2-3 times a year when their coat changes. During that time plan on vacuuming, sweeping, and wiping everything down at least once a day! You are right, they are capable to do anything you ask them to. We love the breed.💜
Lost our cane corso lab mix,Boss, 140 pound gentle giant. He loved everyone, except strangers that wanted to come into his house or yard unaccompanied by a family member. Lost him at 10 to cancer. We always felt love and safety with Boss in our family. We miss him every day.
Beautiful dogs! I’m a dog walker. One of the dogs I walk is an 8stone mastiff cross boxer. I find people steer their dogs away and cross the street when I’m out with him… until they get to know him…which is sad, because he is the softest sweetest boy I have on my books. Don’t bully the bullies. ❤
Question Will? As you are in the UK,how does it work with Ear cropping and tail docking?Is the CC exempt in the UK,because generally its now prohibited in the EU to crop ears and dock tails?Just wondering as most of the Corsos you show are in that set up?
They have always been my favourite mastiff since I learnt about them over a decade ago. Now like the pitbull they become trendy. I adore these dogs & oneday I will have a protection corso.
I have a question I have stumbled upon a brindle pit Corso I found him put out when he was 2 months old. He was out on a country road his mother and siblings had been hit my a car and only him and 2 of his brothers made it. Both other boys have been safely homed. One is with a friend of mine. His name is Anthony and he is about 9 months old now and is a great boy but I want to make sure I am fulfilling his life as much as he is mine. Is there any types of toys or exercises he would enjoy more than the tradition walking and the chase toys I have bought him. I got him zhu zhu pets they roll around the house and make noise he loves chasing them lol
Love this breed but I love the outdoors and want a dog who can keep up. Following the history of this breed you talk about is this breed still able to hike and handle distance?
What do II do if my beautiful four month male corso Rocco. One eye is brown the other is blue. Would you as a breeder trainer, consider the refund. I got him two months ago both eyes where blue. Three week later over night we woke up with an expensive flawed puppy. Regardless we love him so much and he is trained well. This defect will stop me breeding and participating in competitions. Any advice?
Our family breed are rotties, we love them, but after my female rottie passed a bit more than three years ago I’m not sure if I could get another one. Just in the past couple months I felt I could have another dog but not another rottie. I can’t do it. But I’ve always loved corsos so I decided that will be my next dog. Just waiting on the breeder I’ve selected to have puppies.
I am thinking about getting a corso but have a couple of questions. I am 70 and have a rottie girl and a very old great pyr. we live in farm cattle country. I dont chain or confine my dogs, they are boundary trained and well socialized with people and cattle. We have lots of coyotes and that is one of their jobs. When i got my rottie 4 years ago we had 4 dogs, lost one to old age and another one to I am not sure what. But my great pyr is really old which will leave my rottie alone and i don't think she will do well plus i dont want her taking on coytes alone. We also have had the guys cooking meth guys start moving out this way so i really want another big breed. I know a guy who breeds who is trying to convince me that is what i need. thinking about getting a male pup... any advice
As a new owner that has done lots of research. I'd say corso would be perfect for you. They generally stick around, especially if they are on duty. I would say they aren't as happy to be left alone as your great pyr. Great pyr is happiest with its flock. Where corso is more bonded with its human.
@@doakesanddrax thanks so much for the reply! I sleep with my rottie and the pyr alerts if she needs help and I really miss my old rescue who was my shadow so that sounds great to me.
Thank you for the breakdown… it’s a fairly new breed to me.. but I’ve instantly fallen for this beautiful Beast. It’s now a must have. So , again I appreciate the knowledge & perhaps even the pronunciation: me : American: = Cane ( 🦯) Corso. Your English: Can-E Corso!? 🤷🏽♂️
Hi Will loving the videos, we pick up our corso puppy in 3 weeks, i really want our boy to be well socialised but don't want to jeopardise his joints, how much exercise would you recommend in the 1st year? We we're told with our Dogue de bordeaux 5 mins for every month of life what do you think? Really appreciate your advice.
Make no mistake, if you’re house proud and slobber bothers you, you will will have it on your clothes, wall, and everywhere. If mine even looks at something tasty, he gets massive droolies.
Recently had my English Mastiff Brutus do the Rainbow Bridge, interested in getting a Cane Corso. Can anybody direct me to a great breeder? Thank you for your time
I had myself a cane corso Best dog i've ever had And i gonna get myself another one And if you can handle one, raise theme right.... you should get a cane corso For me, the best dog breed in the world.... again, for me
We have our first Corso and she is just over a year now but the first dog we have had that gets car sick. I tried getting her out to classes last year but she gets so sick that she won't go near the car and is to big for me to lift now. Can't say I blame her either but do you have any suggestions? I have tried prescription from the vet. way too expensive and didn't last the trip.
A Modern corso isn't much of a protection dog, the traditional corso is a great dog. Most breeders have these modern blood which is ok for the normal person who just want a pet but for guarding and protection they're not really impressive. Your better off with a working presa or Rottweiler.
@DescendanceDeNoéFilsD'Adam not ignorant, factual. Modem CC have boxer and all soughts of different breeds running through them. They were purposefully diluted for the show ring. A modern CC isn't much of a protection dog, yh they bark and all that but other than that their just pets that can bark.
American mastiff better family guard dog. It's has the capacity and then some. Yet doesn't have the reputation, insurance costs and issues of the corso. Both are great family guard dogs.
Cropped ears look awful. My black cc youngster looks awesome with her floppy ears and long tail. The UK need to ban imported dogs that are cropped and docked!
It's stunning you never once mentioned the level of training and understanding of the breed that comes with owning one. Yet you went to quite a detail how easy they are to look after from hygiene point of view... That's a bad rap for the breed.. Anyone thinking of getting the breed, please, do a throurough research and contact as many breeders as you can!
No video stands on its own; this was about advantages of the breed, not “everything to know before getting one”. There are others on the channel that acknowledge what you’re talking about. 😊
@@listentoyourself8422 it’s just part of a bigger portfolio of informative videos about the corso. No selling goes on. And I agree - heavy research in both directions is the only way. Check out the other videos and you’ll see plenty of agreement 😊
@@lp9476 some people purchase like there's a new patio chair... It's necessary to involve warning in every video. These dogs are superb but not for everyone!
@@listentoyourself8422 as an owner of a corso, I agree. As a follower of the channel, I’d say look at the whole picture (including the partner video to this one: Why You Shouldn’t Get a Corso). But maybe you’re right 🤷♂️
Beautiful dogs but you definitely shouldn't be promoting dogs with cropped ears,! Not only illegal but cruel! One of your videos that has got a thumbs down!
Disappointing ... there seems to be a focus on the physical and martial aspects of the dog ... all decent well looked after dogs will die for their master ... not just the Corso. There's a disturbing subtext here ... for people who seem to want to hide behind their pooch. If you feel safe coming home from the pub ... drink less and get an uber ...
1 point about temperament; 1 about the working ability; 1 about the physical upkeep. 3 important aspects to consider when preparing for breed ownership. The subtext is your own to write. If you feel perpetually safe, I’m very pleased for you - but you can’t speak for everyone’s lived experience. Also, no pub was mentioned… 😉
@@lp9476 ""The subtext is your own to write? You're not making sense. You mention safety. Not me. It's not the first thing one thinks about when buying a pet. Perpetuity is a long time ... in a temporal world.
@@gemellodipriapo subtext isn’t inherent in a text; it’s projected by the audience in a meaning-making process, particularly in the absence of an author. And yes, you mentioned safety, apropos the comment on feeling safe in the video, hence my response. Safety (and the perception thereof) matters to a lot of people - particularly the vulnerable - when selecting a dog. It certainly mattered to me when I got my corso, living in a rough neighbourhood. If it doesn’t matter to you, then it’s irrelevant to you, not wrong.
@@lp9476 You don't know what subtext means ...the subtext is the less obvious meaning or message in a literary composition,. the subtext, is the implicit meaning. The implicit meaning here is "get big dog, boss people about." If you don't like my understanding of your "show" ... get over it ... I have a valid opinion as a viewer. I hope you won't put your dog on me! Lol
@@gemellodipriapo it’s amusing that you’re attempting to school me on the meaning of subtext, given my credentials… did you skip ‘Introduction to Literary Theory’ in freshers’ week? It’s not my show; I’m not a pugnacious person; my dog is geriatric; she was never an attack dog; and I have never shown any aggression towards you in wanting to defend this video’s intention. I’m sorry that your projected subtext has upset you, but there’s nothing here that most people would take as a suggestion that you should use a corso as an intimidation dog!
@willatherton We have a bitch Cane Corso and she is so nervous on the lead in busy places. Pretty much scared of everything with wheels, noises, groups of people but to the point that all her senses stop working. Doesn’t listen at all, food has no affect, she’s just in fight or flight mode. She’s 16 months old and we’ve had her since she was 11 months and made sure we have socialised her regularly but it’s getting no better. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks
Everything Will says here is 100% true. My girl Lucy would die to protect me, and the 2 biggest issues I encountered in her training were her separation anxiety and her protectiveness.
The number 1 piece of advice I would give a new Cane Corso owner is this: You don't need to train this dog to protect you. That's in their bones, they will do it instinctually. You need to train this dog not to view every new person, dog and situation as a threat. Socialization, socialization, socialization! I take Lucy everywhere; dog parks, music festivals, farmer's markets, restaurants, etc.
Because of her level of socialization she is totally calm in all of them. Not just calm, but friendly and sweet. I get compliments constantly on how gentle she is. My local beer garden owner gave me permission to let her off leash while we're there because she is good with everyone. She interacts with toddlers, dogs and grown men and is never aggressive. The few times someone has been aggressive with me, she understands the difference between friendly excitement and aggression and immediately protects me. When she does so she is terrifying. But she never misdirects that protection and that is the best gift you can give both your Cane Corso and yourself.
Do cane corso drool a lot?
@@n5freestyle100 In comparison to other Mastiff breeds? No, not at all. Mine only drools when she's super hot or anxious, so basically never at home, only when we're out. But if you've never had a Mastiff or other drooling breed, then yes they do a little bit.
So can you tell me what to do with my corso? I have a 5 month old 85 lb corso and he is SUPER submissive with other dogs at the dog park. Will he grow out of this or does he need training???
@@adoggdog3988 I'd say he's still a puppy and learning his place and size. It's very possible he'll grow out of it. Also, Lucy often acts submissive with smaller dogs because she's learned that they are more willing to play with her when they aren't scared.
At one point she played rough with a huge male mastiff/great dane mix and he kicked her butt pretty good, after that she was much more submissive with other dogs for awhile. But we met a guy with a 95 pound female dogo argentino and did a couple play dates at the park because they were very evenly matched and both liked to play rough. They had a great time and she got her confidence back.
Maybe find another large puppy with similar energy levels to your dog and get them together several times? It will allow your dog to get comfortable with a peer and get some confidence. If they're constantly around new dogs each time they go to the park it's harder for them to figure out where they stand in the pecking order and thus to feel safe and comfortable in their play.
@@kristopherriemer4807 ah okay I was nervous for a second, yea I just ask because I’ve already met a lab & rottie his age that already show dominant behavior even when they meeting new bigger dogs, but one low growl or bark from an elder dog and he immediately lays down and rolls on his belly.
I unexpectedly got a cane corso. Someone was selling a puppy online listed as a black lab pitbull mix. I bought him for 75 dollars and within 2 months of having him, he literally tripled in size. I then did a DNA test on him and found out he is a cane corso. I love him to death!
Cute story lol. I bet that was a hell of a shock 😅😅
I have a corso, I couldn't agree more. They're the sweetest, most loyal dogs.
Can't agree more. Our Cane Corso, who's only just 7 months old, is already showing all of the wonderful traits of this glorious breed you mention in this video. What a dog!
Do cane corso drool a lot
Youre the BEST channel to get information on Cane Corso's...Ive been contemplating getting one for a year now...But I want to make sure I'm FULLY informed on everything...this is the perfect channel for anyone wanting to know more
My dog is 8half months.. she's fully obedience train verbal and hand signals... she's so protective we sleep even sweeter at night-time.. the Deep bark is enough to wake the Dead.. I recommend getting one as a family dog to anybody..... everyday is a training day
I loooove this working breed. I crossed a working line with a great dane, and the Cane Dane was a HUGE version. They went to work with several autistic children for pressure therapy and stability support for adults. Amazing temperament.
I teach mine to protect me while i sleep. We are doing a lot of hiking and wild camping in forest so it comes handy when he react when something unexpected happend at nighttime in the middle of dark forest. For now i trained him to stand above me (my body is under his belly) and to bark when something or someone approach to close to our camp. He is 5 months old so intimidation factor is slowly developing but man... He is already fearless when it comes to my safety and guarding.
No need to teach that. He will do that on his own. Socialization is much more important than developing/training guarding. He has more protective instict than you can imagine. If you continue this training he may develop an overprotective issue that is very hard to overcome. Amos(my 18mo 130lb corso) stood his ground against a bear at barely a year old.
@@em0rgue433 i noticed that it comes naturally for him. The trick is that he is not charging at anybody without command. Just stand guard and be scary until i come out od sleeping bag asses the situation and recal him. Or let him do his job depending on situation. He have tons of socialization and obiedience every day and he is doing great event in very noisy and crowded places.
@@TheMatizyahu Daily socialization is the key! Good job!
@@em0rgue433 i rather would say that with those guard-working dogs breeds for experienced owners you have bunch of keys and socialization is one amongs many of imporant ones.
You're camping in the forest of Oz I see 😁, lions and tigers and Corsi, oh my!
My Nina just turned 2 years old 12/25/22. She's my heart and my baby! She's 120 lbs and naturally protective, verry smart and strong.
I just love the language and pronunciation of these videos. As powerful as the cane corso itself.
My Cane Corso Bowser is one of the most magnificent dogs I have ever had and am so lucky to have him!
My cane corso was raised by my Belgian malinois . Hence super active and alert great dogs
Same here!!! They tend to fight sometimes though. Now that the Corso is an. Adult
Great video. We have a chihuahua , and a corso. Our corso is 2 years old now. They do shed heavily 2-3 times a year when their coat changes. During that time plan on vacuuming, sweeping, and wiping everything down at least once a day! You are right, they are capable to do anything you ask them to. We love the breed.💜
ABSOLUTELY OURS SHEDS ALL YEAR AROUND LOL
We own a cane corso and I love him to death. He’s the sweetest creature ever ❤️❤️ love u Téo
Awesome! I'm picking mine up in a week. Can't wait.
Lost our cane corso lab mix,Boss, 140 pound gentle giant. He loved everyone, except strangers that wanted to come into his house or yard unaccompanied by a family member. Lost him at 10 to cancer.
We always felt love and safety with Boss in our family. We miss him every day.
Get mine this winter…I’ve owned big dogs but this is my first Corso…I’ve done my homework and will be training with my dog. I can’t wait..
Thanks Will. Great concise video. I have a 17 month old Corso, he is perfect.
Bro I love this, I’m just looking up at getting one in the future
THANK YOU!!!
I love the Breed Cane Corso ❤
got mine this year he's about 5 months old and it's the funkiest puppy I ever had :)
Beautiful dogs! I’m a dog walker. One of the dogs I walk is an 8stone mastiff cross boxer. I find people steer their dogs away and cross the street when I’m out with him… until they get to know him…which is sad, because he is the softest sweetest boy I have on my books. Don’t bully the bullies. ❤
Amazing video and thanks so much from keeseville NY US !!! Very informative so my husband can see why we can be so fit for such a beautiful breed!!!
My beautiful girl was put to sleep this morning. I am heart broken at losing my best friend.
THANK YOU FOR THE VIDEO!!! Amazing :) Thump Up Mate ^.^
As an owner of two Corsos, they are magnificent. The Swiss Army knife of the canine world.
Swiss Army Knife? There are way more versatile breeds. Labs, Poodles, GSD, Mal/Dutch, Pitties, American Bulldogs, etc.
@@jfkst1 YOU LOST ME AT AMERICAN BULLDOGS.... LOL
I have an intact male and he is the only reason I feel comfortable in my home night or day
Hi Will, I've been following you a few years now, and really appreciate your videos. I'm curious if you've acquired another Corso since Mabel?
I have one. Hes super chill
Question Will? As you are in the UK,how does it work with Ear cropping and tail docking?Is the CC exempt in the UK,because generally its now prohibited in the EU to crop ears and dock tails?Just wondering as most of the Corsos you show are in that set up?
You can import a cropped dog from another country. You can’t crop here in UK.
Good to have you talking about dog breeds again, been such a while........i thought you would mention Mabel
Is ear cropping not illegal in the UK ?
Yes, and it's pointless. It is only done for the look of illegal dog fighting.
What a beautiful animal.🤩
Thank you for the video.☺️
They have always been my favourite mastiff since I learnt about them over a decade ago. Now like the pitbull they become trendy. I adore these dogs & oneday I will have a protection corso.
Senza tempo sells cane corso she has youtube channel and website
Absolutely stunning dog! 👍🏴
I have a question I have stumbled upon a brindle pit Corso I found him put out when he was 2 months old. He was out on a country road his mother and siblings had been hit my a car and only him and 2 of his brothers made it. Both other boys have been safely homed. One is with a friend of mine. His name is Anthony and he is about 9 months old now and is a great boy but I want to make sure I am fulfilling his life as much as he is mine. Is there any types of toys or exercises he would enjoy more than the tradition walking and the chase toys I have bought him. I got him zhu zhu pets they roll around the house and make noise he loves chasing them lol
Love this breed but I love the outdoors and want a dog who can keep up. Following the history of this breed you talk about is this breed still able to hike and handle distance?
What do II do if my beautiful four month male corso Rocco. One eye is brown the other is blue. Would you as a breeder trainer, consider the refund. I got him two months ago both eyes where blue. Three week later over night we woke up with an expensive flawed puppy.
Regardless we love him so much and he is trained well. This defect will stop me breeding and participating in competitions. Any advice?
Our family breed are rotties, we love them, but after my female rottie passed a bit more than three years ago I’m not sure if I could get another one. Just in the past couple months I felt I could have another dog but not another rottie. I can’t do it. But I’ve always loved corsos so I decided that will be my next dog. Just waiting on the breeder I’ve selected to have puppies.
Would love one but gotta get out of the military first so I can actually invest time into he/her and need to know where to get one
Thinking of getting a great Pyrenees.. thoughts?
What age do you suggest "puppy training" for family purposes?
Magnificent breed..
I am thinking about getting a corso but have a couple of questions. I am 70 and have a rottie girl and a very old great pyr. we live in farm cattle country. I dont chain or confine my dogs, they are boundary trained and well socialized with people and cattle. We have lots of coyotes and that is one of their jobs. When i got my rottie 4 years ago we had 4 dogs, lost one to old age and another one to I am not sure what. But my great pyr is really old which will leave my rottie alone and i don't think she will do well plus i dont want her taking on coytes alone. We also have had the guys cooking meth guys start moving out this way so i really want another big breed. I know a guy who breeds who is trying to convince me that is what i need. thinking about getting a male pup... any advice
As a new owner that has done lots of research. I'd say corso would be perfect for you. They generally stick around, especially if they are on duty. I would say they aren't as happy to be left alone as your great pyr. Great pyr is happiest with its flock. Where corso is more bonded with its human.
@@doakesanddrax thanks so much for the reply! I sleep with my rottie and the pyr alerts if she needs help and I really miss my old rescue who was my shadow so that sounds great to me.
Senza tempo sells cane corso she has youtube channel and website
Do they generally tolerate other dogs well?My shepherds have been dog aggressive.
Thank you for the breakdown… it’s a fairly new breed to me.. but I’ve instantly fallen for this beautiful Beast. It’s now a must have.
So , again I appreciate the knowledge & perhaps even the pronunciation: me : American: = Cane ( 🦯) Corso.
Your English: Can-E Corso!? 🤷🏽♂️
Hi Will loving the videos, we pick up our corso puppy in 3 weeks, i really want our boy to be well socialised but don't want to jeopardise his joints, how much exercise would you recommend in the 1st year?
We we're told with our Dogue de bordeaux 5 mins for every month of life what do you think? Really appreciate your advice.
Best dogs in the world 🌎 💪 ❤ l have six of them great dogs 🐕 👍 👏 ❤ ♥
Love these dog,s ❤️
Where can i find the best cane corso breeder, or which bloodline is the best does anyone know im here in uk
Make no mistake, if you’re house proud and slobber bothers you, you will will have it on your clothes, wall, and everywhere. If mine even looks at something tasty, he gets massive droolies.
Litterally!! My pup has manged to get slobber on every inch of the walls, all the way to the ceiling 🤣
I really want one but they're so expensive and hard to find a good breeder in my area
Recently had my English Mastiff Brutus do the Rainbow Bridge, interested in getting a Cane Corso. Can anybody direct me to a great breeder? Thank you for your time
Super! Great diction! J
I had myself a cane corso
Best dog i've ever had
And i gonna get myself another one
And if you can handle one, raise theme right.... you should get a cane corso
For me, the best dog breed in the world.... again, for me
I live in jefferson texas we have panther wild dogs wild hogs
When you live in jefferson texas it's different
I love these dogs
I have a cane corso he is 8 weeks
I have a cane corso, also have 10 german corso puppies for sale
gosh that one looks exactly like my boy!
We have our first Corso and she is just over a year now but the first dog we have had that gets car sick. I tried getting her out to classes last year but she gets so sick that she won't go near the car and is to big for me to lift now. Can't say I blame her either but do you have any suggestions? I have tried prescription from the vet. way too expensive and didn't last the trip.
Dramamine works well.
@@stevewillingham572 Thanks
One of my dogs was ripped apart I have a male and female canecorso I need help
protection is natural for these guys
A Modern corso isn't much of a protection dog, the traditional corso is a great dog. Most breeders have these modern blood which is ok for the normal person who just want a pet but for guarding and protection they're not really impressive. Your better off with a working presa or Rottweiler.
@DescendanceDeNoéFilsD'Adam not ignorant, factual. Modem CC have boxer and all soughts of different breeds running through them. They were purposefully diluted for the show ring. A modern CC isn't much of a protection dog, yh they bark and all that but other than that their just pets that can bark.
Good vid...
I need to know why my male is in trouble I have a female
If you’re an advanced dog person and you want something like a cane corso but you want a more raw serious dog a Presa Canario is the better choice!
You get another one?
How would you compare the cane corso against the North American Mastiff as a family guard dog?
American mastiff better family guard dog. It's has the capacity and then some. Yet doesn't have the reputation, insurance costs and issues of the corso. Both are great family guard dogs.
Cropped ears look awful. My black cc youngster looks awesome with her floppy ears and long tail. The UK need to ban imported dogs that are cropped and docked!
that's not fair to the others that want a working dog
It's stunning you never once mentioned the level of training and understanding of the breed that comes with owning one. Yet you went to quite a detail how easy they are to look after from hygiene point of view... That's a bad rap for the breed.. Anyone thinking of getting the breed, please, do a throurough research and contact as many breeders as you can!
No video stands on its own; this was about advantages of the breed, not “everything to know before getting one”. There are others on the channel that acknowledge what you’re talking about. 😊
@@lp9476 looked like a selling point... Never ever purchase such breed without heavy research. Reputable breeders will research YOU anyway.
@@listentoyourself8422 it’s just part of a bigger portfolio of informative videos about the corso. No selling goes on. And I agree - heavy research in both directions is the only way. Check out the other videos and you’ll see plenty of agreement 😊
@@lp9476 some people purchase like there's a new patio chair... It's necessary to involve warning in every video. These dogs are superb but not for everyone!
@@listentoyourself8422 as an owner of a corso, I agree. As a follower of the channel, I’d say look at the whole picture (including the partner video to this one: Why You Shouldn’t Get a Corso). But maybe you’re right 🤷♂️
Cane Corsos dont have "blue" coat, its a natural grey and not a blueline. That's a very common mistake :)
Mine is a big baby, but no one sees that lol
Okay, I'm officially sold. Now to look for a reputable breeder...
Where's Mabel?
Mines crazy 🤣🤣
The molosso dogs do come from the assyrian in old mesopotamia and not the greeks
Mines 15 months old acts 6 months old and is soft as anything. I think he’d let a burglar walk straight in!
Same. Mines 10 months old and he's such a baby. Literally scared of his own shadow 🤣
Tell that to my neighbors 👀 they're scared to xeath
u cut its ears ?
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the video I linked will explain
Don't get 1 get 3 don't get 2 they drive each other on. Get 3 they could only pull you apart once.
Help me or not
Check out Senza Tempo Cane Corso. She started in Texas, now is in Virginia.
Bro use his hands more than Trump
Cropping ears is pointless 🐂💩
Beautiful dogs but you definitely shouldn't be promoting dogs with cropped ears,! Not only illegal but cruel! One of your videos that has got a thumbs down!
Less cruel than neutering dogs. At least cropping doesn’t change the hormonal makeup of the dog.
@@papuzka0 Totally pointless.Neutering not only stops unwanted puppies but also can stop some aggression to other male dogs.
Disappointing ... there seems to be a focus on the physical and martial aspects of the dog ... all decent well looked after dogs will die for their master ... not just the Corso. There's a disturbing subtext here ... for people who seem to want to hide behind their pooch. If you feel safe coming home from the pub ... drink less and get an uber ...
1 point about temperament; 1 about the working ability; 1 about the physical upkeep. 3 important aspects to consider when preparing for breed ownership. The subtext is your own to write. If you feel perpetually safe, I’m very pleased for you - but you can’t speak for everyone’s lived experience. Also, no pub was mentioned… 😉
@@lp9476 ""The subtext is your own to write? You're not making sense. You mention safety. Not me. It's not the first thing one thinks about when buying a pet. Perpetuity is a long time ... in a temporal world.
@@gemellodipriapo subtext isn’t inherent in a text; it’s projected by the audience in a meaning-making process, particularly in the absence of an author. And yes, you mentioned safety, apropos the comment on feeling safe in the video, hence my response. Safety (and the perception thereof) matters to a lot of people - particularly the vulnerable - when selecting a dog. It certainly mattered to me when I got my corso, living in a rough neighbourhood. If it doesn’t matter to you, then it’s irrelevant to you, not wrong.
@@lp9476 You don't know what subtext means ...the subtext is the less obvious meaning or message in a literary composition,. the subtext, is the implicit meaning. The implicit meaning here is "get big dog, boss people about." If you don't like my understanding of your "show" ... get over it ... I have a valid opinion as a viewer. I hope you won't put your dog on me! Lol
@@gemellodipriapo it’s amusing that you’re attempting to school me on the meaning of subtext, given my credentials… did you skip ‘Introduction to Literary Theory’ in freshers’ week? It’s not my show; I’m not a pugnacious person; my dog is geriatric; she was never an attack dog; and I have never shown any aggression towards you in wanting to defend this video’s intention. I’m sorry that your projected subtext has upset you, but there’s nothing here that most people would take as a suggestion that you should use a corso as an intimidation dog!
@willatherton
We have a bitch Cane Corso and she is so nervous on the lead in busy places. Pretty much scared of everything with wheels, noises, groups of people but to the point that all her senses stop working. Doesn’t listen at all, food has no affect, she’s just in fight or flight mode.
She’s 16 months old and we’ve had her since she was 11 months and made sure we have socialised her regularly but it’s getting no better.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks
Sounds like if you want to be a Viking you should have this dog as your companion
Kanye Corso.
My beautiful girl was put to sleep this morning. I am heart broken at losing my best friend.
I’m so sorry for your loss.
@@wren5732 Thank you. She was my ninth dog in 35 years and this has hit me the hardest of all.
I know all too well the heartache you’re feeling, would give you a hug if I could.
I’ll be praying for you.