BEGINNER'S GUIDE TO THE CANE CORSO 

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If it's doesn't fly isn't a corso

it depends on the sense of why to say the best for the home because all canines can act and this in no case the race or the said race, must above all listen to the canine to better make him understand, the dob can act as well as a German shepherd, but as always you have to listen to the canine that's all, otherwise take a fetish canine but all canines are the same don't trust the appearance even in the fetish breed because there are good and bad things in all canines, just like us

I have two younger children and for me, the Corso was a better fit with the kids.

@@brenteason9891 the problem remains the same reading the dog before a problem like preventing before I heal in my childhood at more than 25 years old when I was about fifteen my parents left my property unattended with a red nose bull terrier of 50 centimeters yet I did not know this breed as much as that and no one taught me to read the dog apart from observing all the verbal good and bad on the dogs whose said bad reputations like dogs said dengeureux, in addition to the breed n is that his career not his himself I am a bull terrier lover but I fell a little bull terrier alias the said boston terrier said breed wanted to bite him, but I would do a test already between the child and the dog without taking direct a companion because if you take it direct and you read neither the child nor the dog it will probably make a good red card so you have to insist on testing both even if I had two bull terriers of which I am lover, not all bull terriers will be the same, we love a race yes but first of all you have to see his temper and the child like and above all the dog will say to himself he listened to me then you have to admit that it's complex

@@alano7113 I strongly disagree with this statement. Dogs have very different temperaments, amounts of drive, and genetics. Even w/in two herding breeds, the Mal & GSD are 2 completely different dog. When you look at bull breeds the APBT, the Dogo, and AmBully are completely different. There are a lot of things to take into consideration when picking a dog…

It all depends, first question is how experienced are you with dogs? Second question is what are you looking for in the dog, do you want a pet who’s a great guardian, or do you want a dog with more drive, who has a tendency to attack when being confronted? The Cane Corso usually has more energy, while the Presa has higher prey drive. Either way, if you’re asking him to make a video for you to decide, you probably don’t know much about dogs and should start off with something easier to manage such as an Am bully, a lab, or golden retriever. I don’t mean any disrespect but while this channel is very informative, there are many more things you need to learn about these breeds

Yes Mary ! Do you like cane corso

No, they are 100% italian

@@CiroMastino his appearance and close-cropped hair did not come on their own

@@alano7113 they are very closely related to the Neapolitan Mastiff. Some would say they are a Neapolitan Mastiff outcross. Some relation to the English mastiff, yes but not directly, not even close

@@CiroMastino and the name of Cane da presa him people do not talk about it, lots of things are not said in dogs and another also the said breed in the American molossus while all people claim that the mastiff of naples is the original representative is there people claim that his so-called cousin of race that it is the true original, has no problem there? canine registries for official registration are real strong

Prongs aren’t cruel.

@@madheretic4423 you try wearing one for a bit then. I’m a dog trainer and you would Never be allowed in my class with one. If you feel the need to inflict pain then you shouldn’t own a dog. My dogs both respond to positive reinforcement and are trained to a high standard.

What do u use for punishment?

@@ThePollaton I have worn a prong, they don’t hurt, lol, I’d try anything on myself before putting it on a dog. And personally, if I was looking for a dog trainer I would avoid any force free trainer who bashes training tools. I’m not against force free training and I still think we can learn from them as many have good methods but bashing tools is unnecessary.

@@Caleb-ey1ml ignore negative behaviour and praise positive. Turn negatives into positives. My St. Bernard used to jump up. So I taught him to jump up on command. Then he only jumped up when asked to. (Just a small example).

Correction it depends on the kind of cane Corso, there aren’t many of those dogs left. Many have been bred from mixing the old cane Corso with a Great Dane, English Bulldog mix

We have Corso's. But that "History" is more myth than fact. The truth is much more nuanced. Mostly they come from Neapolitan Mastiff outcrosses, but that is not as "cool" as ancient roman war dog's

Best at what? It's very relative. You talking about guard dog or something else

You can see the Boxer Corsos in the AKC