Cane Corso Training Tips: COMMUNICATION BASICS
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- Cane Corso Training Tips: the best way I have found on setting up the foundation needed for training you cane corsos aka Italian Mastiff through three marker words!
Link to must watch training video on the Leerburg channel by Michael Ellis: • Michael Ellis' Philoso...
Your website on the video is spelled wrong.
Thanks for noticing! Should be www.guardiancanecorsos.com
Is that why I couldn't go on thier website
First owner of a cane corso great to train and love to please walks by my side on walks great dog and I feel a whole lot safer❤❤
He understands what you were meaning even when you fudge. Forgiving fella. Great stuff
I’m definitely the biggest problem but learning all the time!!!!
You’ve got a great fella. You guys are very complimentary.
Buying a cane corso next week.. Thanks for the video
Great you won’t regret it great dogs and love to be trained ❤
Gettin my cane corso in a month so excited
Congratulations and welcome to the corso community.
Been researching corsos awhile now and glad I found this video and the one you linked as well! Beautiful dogs
Thank you so much Darrol
This breed is Not For A first Time Dog Owner . Just like the Rottweilers . Training is Not A option With This Breed ! You must train for the dogs whole life ! All you need is to train for a least 10 minutes every day !! This breed needs to work mind and body !
You must train for ten minutes every day . Always end on a good note !
A couple days ago a dog showed up on our back porch, it looked neglect because of the bumps, scab-like texture, it looked like no one has been feeding it for a long time and little to no hair on its body. But it turned out to a cane corso, it’s still a puppy. I’m personally not a well experienced dog owner, but if we decide to keep it then I got a lot to learn!
A lot of work but very rewarding!!!! Let us know how it goes!
Great stuff, I enjoyed the knowledge, Michael is so very good, I'm glad this was my introduction to his ways. Thank you. I have a 13 month old male, who's just so wonderful. Smart, eager and driven. This should help me immensely 🙏🤝
Beautifull dog, love the brown grey coat.
Looking strong and healthy
You are absolutely fabulous keep up the good work
Thanks Addison James !
Since when is learning quick a problem? Very good video thank you !!
Glad you guys are back!! I adore Logan and hope you ignore ppl saying your videos are to long🙄... thank for advice on the 3 words 👍🏼
Yeah if they think mine are long they won't be able to sit through Michael's!!!
The big man Logan! 😍 Michael Ellis has great dog philosophies, and a very modern style of dog training 👍
Yes this is based of his theories, was going through a Michael Ellis phase on Leerburg!!!
Logan is so sweet. 🙂 yep, Michael Ellis is a fantastic trainer. I agree with you in that clear, consistent communication makes all the difference. Glad you're home safe and sound and good luck with the cane corso meetup! 🙂
Thanks Carla!!!
Very informative thanks for this , Logan is very handsome ! No your videos are not to long people will find something to complain about everything - just do what makes YOU happy and ignore the complainers .
Thank you!
Lovely video thank you so much! To both of you!!❤
You are very welcome!
Use a clicker , it's the best way to communicate with the dog, they learn very quickly. Also use as few words as possible , hand signals are good also.... keep training simple and no more than 15 min a day. Keep training fun
Also the definitely feed of each other's energy when all together in a pack of course they love the one on one with momma
lovely stuff
Thank you sir
My pits name is Logan. We got him when he was two. The sweetest pit towards other dogs and people but tries to attack other animals although despite having the urge he does not really have the know how to really kill. Chased a ground hog and got bit back lol. Love him though.
My Logan is very similar! We are now on a farm and his prey drive is wild. He pulled a mouse out of my husbands reach and chomped down on it then spit it out. We had a baby bunny who I was trying to rescue from my cat and Logan tried so hard to get it! It was the first time he moved his crate across the floor. Doesn’t even do that when a contractor walks by lol.
@@Dogdayshomestead lol. Dogs are odd creatures.
Glad to here you all are back!🤗 Watching your hand on Logan’s head, looks like a child’s hand, he’s large, lol! Logan is the perfect pupil! How do you control the slobbering, and I would love to see how Chevy doing, being on that one on one time did her justice, love how she protected you and little Jorydan? Thanks for sharing your information!🐕🦺 Hugs & Love! ( can you link your IG, thanks )!
Lol yes, Logan is a big dog!!! I will definitely film some more of Chevy. She pulled a muscle I think so she has to rest but they definitely noticed a difference in her at our training center!!!
Instagram: instagram.com/corso_logan?igshid=1wvvwqi027wfn
I'm picking mine Cane Corso x Argentina Dogo. The Dogo is a ban breed. Mom Corso & Dad Dogo
He has amazing structure 😍😍. New sub
Thank you! Yes he is pretty great for 150lbs!
My family just received a Cane Corso and he is a very scared dog, he won’t come near us and is constantly running away when we attempt to walk towards him. We are very new to even dog owning any advise of getting him to trust us?
I would provide a crate.for the dog and slowly wait to gain trust. It can take months. If nothing happens after that I would seek a trainer that you have good references for. Some dogs have genetic issues and if that's the case there isn't much you can do.
@@Dogdayshomestead ok thank you so much for your feedback. Much appreciated
Thanks for sharing this.I am a planning to buy a corso but I don’t have experience with any previous dogs. Do you suggest ?
I did it but it’s hard and time consuming and they say it’s not a Breed for a first time owner because of this. So if you are willing to learn, go to training, wait for a good breeder, etc. it’s certainly possible!
@@Dogdayshomestead Please recommend good breeders in next video please. I see lot of facebook groups about canecorso but not sure whom to trust.Thank you for the reply
Great video!
Possibly, what word are you seeing spelled incorrectly?
@@Dogdayshomestead gua(r)diancanecorsos.com. I want to check your website and couldn't find it
I messed it up again 🙈🙈🙈 yes our website is www.guardiancanecorsos.com sorry!!!! That is the second time I did that!!!
I don't know if this is the right way to do this...But we have a cane corso that is 8 months and an alopaha (sp?) blue blood bulldog, my problem is the cane corso is becoming very aggressive with the bulldog. They are both boys, is there anyway to train them to get along? They are both great dogs when separated and they are both very smart and trainable. Any ideas??
They say same-sex aggression is a serious issue especially with corsos. It’s very hard but fine for the dogs if you crate one and let the other one out and just switch them in and out? We had to do quite a bit of crate time building up to having our second baby and are just starting to allow some more freedom. I was so worried my dogs would be depressed being created for most of the day but they actually don’t seem to care. There is only one trainer I trust right now. They have a Patreon subscription for $30 a month and have live streams every Sunday morning where you can ask questions and get help. Even if you just join for a month that would be my recommendation if you don’t have one already. Since I have not been in that situation I don’t feel confident giving advice. A trainer would be able to tell you if there is anything you can do to train them outside of separating them.
Really just depends on the dog
@@Dogdayshomestead that is how we have been doing it.
@@Dogdayshomestead who is the online trainer?
Chris Fraize, he is very honest and some can’t handle it but I find he is right on and can always explain the why.
I most definitely want to get involved!!!! So please contact me with the info!
I'm actually planning on moving to Georgia to be available for everything!
I glad your home safe
Me too!!!
Great information
Thank you!
What color is Logan considered? He’s not blue, but looks a little too dark for fawn.
He is a formentino, basically fawn with a grey mask. However, his mask has lightened up a lot as he aged. It is preferable to have them darker than his.
put your websitre on description on every video.
Cool stuff
Stunning dogs.
Good information
Thank you!
I have a Cane Corso that's about 7 months old now She is a female and we got her from a person who I believe was getting rid of her coz she was about to die. They said she was 7 weeks old when we got her but there's no way she was more like 4 weeks old. They said she was 7 weeks old when we got her but there's no way she was more like 4 weeks old. She had a broken tail which must have broke when she was close to a newborn. When we purchased her we picked her up at night and by the next morning she was almost dead. I had to force feed her with a syringe and thankfully she recovered.
I've had several other dog breeds in the past and this is the 1st time I've had a Cane Corso and wow they sure are energetic and know what they want. Very intelligent and they learn quick. They also quickly catch on to what they can and can't get away with and will push their boundaries.
My CC Lucy likes to try and play with you right when you get home and I've had to start bringing a stick with me to direct her negative behaviour to something good when I approach her. She likes to She likes to grab shoelaces So I keep a stick with me to give to her after I tell her no so she can learn it's not OK and can learn something else which could replace that negative behaviour. It's definitely been a challenge but it's also been very rewarding at the same time. Definitely the most difficult dog I've had to train. I've had German shepherds, Alaskan husky, Hound dogs, Australian shepherd's and labs And I can tell you the Cane Corso has definitely been the most challenging but they sure are loyal and great at being guard dogs. We keep her outside for the most part as we are not a big fan of indoor animals. We also have 2 other dogs a red nose pit bull mix and another month and they all get along really well. We also had a cat and the Cane Corso and the cat would sleep together.
I need to do an update video on her. Her features have sure started to come out the older she gets and the more she feels out.
Thank you so much for sharing! Always great to hear what other people are experiencing. That’s so awesome you saved her life too. Yeah my training game keeps elevating with my corsos too! I am now enjoying learning the dogs point of view. Definitely let us know if you do a video so we can tune in!
Great video 👍🏽
Thank you Luna!
My wife mother of 2 has stage 4 metastatic breast cancer we lost our Cane Corso named Bruno my wife has his paw tattooed on her foot we would love another one I tried go to your website but my Norton security would not let me
Yeah unfortunately we are not breeding, we had epilepsy in our lines and since there is no way to test for it I cannot deal with the heartache it caused my families that lost their pups way too young 😭 there are still some good breeders out there but more bad than good. Just do your research
Hello, we have an 18month Cane Corso. He's house trained, does commands and gets along with other dogs. Doesn't bark but will do so for warnings and is a great protecting your home. He's a big teddy bear. Brindle tiger stripes l. If your interested, we're looking for a stable family willing to take him home. We currently are keeping him but we have a small place.
In this video how much does he weigh
I don’t remember but he was full grown and fluctuates between 140 and 150 lbs.
My friend will have to put her cane Corso down in a few days if she’s not able to find an alternative. She adopted the cane four months ago, but it was not shared that he is dog aggressive and he has thought with her other two dogs. She cannot find another home for the girl. Do you know if any Corso specific trainer that would be willing to help?
I'm so sorry to hear that what part of the US she in?
Did your Cane Corso chew on everything and pee everywhere when were a puppy by any chance. She's pretty good with the poop to be just a puppy she has uncontrollable peeing even after she pees in the house I walked her and she's used the bathroom everywhere else she still goes everywhere.
Each one has been different. Excessive peeing can sometimes be a UTI so you may want to call your vet just to be safe. Especially if it’s just peeing. Chewing is definitely an issue especially when they are teething. So that is very common and why many crate when they can’t monitor the puppy. Otherwise it can be shocking how much damage these guys can do in a few minutes if you get sidetracked!!!! Many grow out of it but some don’t! Logan is still a chewer 🤷♀️
Mines is doing this now!! 5 months
Is Logan really a full breed cane corso he dosen´t look like it according to breed standards
Yes he is. It’s probably because he has a faded mask. Other than that he has a great head great front but could have better rear angulation. His grandfather is Caesar one of the original in Italy but he also has old American lines which we have now learned are neo/rottie mixes originally. Many corsos if not all were mixed with other breeds early on. America has finally come clean but Italy has not yet.
@@Dogdayshomestead Oh okay no offense I love Logan he is a beautiful dog I was just wondering which color is this is it red or red formentino
@@Zaac124 no offense taken, he is formentino as he has a grey mask and not a black one. Formentinos can be any shade ones with a black mask can be. His dad is red (with a black mask) but his mom is grey so he got a bit of both. So yes red formi!
@@Dogdayshomestead Oh wow never seen a red formentino before he´s mom is blue so he got the dilute gene which made his black mask to blue mask right
You got it. Then it is frowned upon breeding two dilutes. Which I did after some research but knowing more now I probably won’t do that again. It seems to be okay but better not to if that makes sense. I’m still trying to learn about genetics!
How old is he in this video?
Logan is probably 3.5 in this video
He is absolutely beautiful. Stunning.
Thanks!!!
Cute dog
Attention spans? Maybe. You do ramble on sometimes though so perhaps you could take that into consideration. 🤷🏼♂️
Beee U teee FULL babies!!
Thank you!!!
😅what's the treat your giving him
Cheese cubes! The precut ones from Kroger I think, much cheaper than dog treats too!
Logan is so cute
Thank you 😊
Woop woop! Another breeder who seems responsible and actually tries to stick to the original cc, it bothers me that now that this breed is getting more and more recognition bad changings are happening,like any other breed, and people and judges are starting to breed for looks and awarding dogs that have nothing to do with the old cc...they are either becoming a wrinkly huge mess or starting to have a boxer look..absolutely pisses me off,excuse my language, that these dogs that have nothing to do with what the original standards asks for are getting champion titles. Breeders like you give me hope. Rather pay for a dog with no titles,health tested and the closest to the original cc than a titled dog that has nothing to do with the real standard corso which i am starting to see more and more
Thanks so much Ricky, I feel the same way. Unfortunately I'm afraid things for this breed may only get worse 😫 people are forgetting what the breed was originally bred for. I have a whole video on this topic in the works because people need to think about what they want to support before we ruin another breed in America. To appease everyone we are in the process of health testing and for my own enjoyment I am working on titles too. I am definitely not an expert on the Corso yet or even on how to work with dogs but I deeply care about the breed and my pups. ♥️
@@Dogdayshomestead keep on doing as you are,your corsos are beautiful and do not get discouraged, the breeding world can be tough and cruel but if you keep on working for what you believe in youll see that you will have many supporters. Better keep small and true to the breed and your beliefs then big with what has nothing to do with the breed.
@@rickyn7540 very wise words, thank you!!!
He's so pretty 😍
Thanks 😊
@@Dogdayshomestead what color is he I think she's one of prettiest I've seen
I meant him not she
He is a red formentino but his mask has faded with age.
@@Dogdayshomestead I love his color I would love to have one like that I haven't seen to many like that he's beutiful
4:30 minutes you finally get to the subject of the video. Sorry I want to watch and learn something new, but you're talking Way too much and not getting to the point
Thank you for this. I was wondering when she was going to get to the information
Canae or cane* it is italian*
Il cane is dog in italian but it is pronounced as Khan-neyyy
He is tiny to be full grown!
I think he is too big?
You ramble
Thanks for the heads up
It is very cruel yo mutilate a dog. Ears and tail are the part of the dog.
I agree the tail is likely uneccesary but believe it or not it is more humane to crop the ear. Every Corso I know living in a humid environment with ears has gotten an ear infection and they are very very painful for the dog. The ear crop is done while under anesthesia and they are fine the next day, a lot less pain than multiple ear infections. Not sure if this is true for all breeds but trust me the Corso truly benefits from it and I have done my research as I agree it would be better to keep the ears if there was no associated health issues. Ask corso owners and they will tell you. Now with raw feeding and daily ear cleaning it can help reduce chances drastically but not everyone is able to do that. So we crop, but there is no official research on either side. Only experience and yes the tail definitely hurts them for a day or two and breaks my heart taking them to get it done but the ears are very humane to do.
Not only the ear infection we had a dog choose not to crop the ears even though that was the what they usually do, we live in the woods on acreage and would come back covered in blood with there ears ripped open the cleaning and the infection that went along with this and the pain it went through I figured getting it croped is way less cruel
Get to the point... 3 mins of beating around the bush and self promotion...
I'm not an experienced TH-camr I'm filling a gap of sharing information that nobody else is and yes I am long-winded and I'm working on it. It's slowly getting better. You could work on your delivery of being a bit nicer to somebody.
@@Dogdayshomestead You're correct and I do apologize. I guess after watching several of your videos I got a bit impatient for core information. I could have delivered my point in a more polite way. I would still love to watch more short bullet point style videos from your channel while I continue my research on the breed prior to purchasing one. I feel you have amazing content and system in place on how to raise Corso's and would like to learn a lot more about the breed from your channel.Thank you for your content and you breed amazing Cane Coroso's.
Yeah just let me know when I'm getting too wordy because I'm trying to improve so believe you me I'm definitely open to feedback!