Stop Your CANE CORSO DESTROYING Things

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Stop Your CANE CORSO DESTROYING Things. The Cane Corso is a powerful breed and having them destroy things around the house or even when your out and about is not a good situation to find yourself in. So today I give advise on how to stop them doing that.
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@killerkoekje9970 9 месяцев назад

our lovely cane corso is a sweatheart in the day time, however she starts to rip everything appart the moment it comes to her waking up to a night of sleep. if we wake up around the same time we can catch the behaviour in the act and prevent it. but more often than not she wakes up quiatly and just start ripping any tipe of fabric appart. (used to have a dog mattrass for her now we just trough in some old cloth towels in there and replace the ripped up once. however i have been looking for a way to teech her not to do so. she is 7 months old.

@Petty-BettyPolite1019 Месяц назад

I kept my Corso on a house leash until she earned my trust. My girl was connected to my hip from 9 weeks until she turned 1 year. I corrected any unwanted behavior right there on the spot. My girl is almost. 3 and you'll think she was trained by a professional trainer. She's still attached to my hip, and I no longer keep her on the leash. All it takes is time and patience with your pup. Build a bond with your dog, and they will listen and try their best to always please us. Just build a positive bond, and everything is a piece of cake.

@the_crypto_gambler 4 года назад

Hey! I've got slightly different problem with one of my dogs. I've got 4 dogs and have to take them out one by one so I can do some training with them. Anubis - 10 months old Corso - gets very frustrated if I take other dog out and leave him at home or in the garden. He always looks for something to destroy. Carpet, shoes, doorframe, plastic waste pipes, anything he can get hold of. But if I take him out as the first one, he's fine. That's his way of saying I have to go first!

@TtheBaronesss 4 года назад

That's a great question b/c I have 3 dogs as well and will need to do individual training once we get our Corso ... Will & Joe?

@tinazapata1379 4 года назад

I have multiple dogs also. We exercise together in the morning to burn off energy.. Then I take my corso out first for her one on one time. She requires more mental stimulation than my other dogs. Don't know if that helps but it works for me.

@willathertoncanecorsoshow7530 4 года назад

Thank you for the suggestion, we'll look into doing a video on this topic!

@the_crypto_gambler 4 года назад

One on one my dogs are pretty obedient. Not 100% yet but we will get there very soon. Everything changes when I take them out all together. They become wild. They never run away but controlling them becomes a big challenge. Any suggestions how to deal with it?

@MinaFreshhh 2 года назад

Do you do facetime training?

@willathertoncanecorsoshow7530 2 года назад

We have a number of different online courses you can do via watching easy to follow videos from the comfort of your own home. You can find out more details over on our website: www.fenrircanineleaders.com

@chelseadean2024 4 года назад

I have a 15month old cane corso and he’s afraid of having his leash on and even going on walks i take him out multiple times a day for exercise but I’m getting another cane corso puppy in the next week or so and i want to be able to take them both out on walks, what do i do?

@kodamoose5905 3 года назад

I have the same issue with my 14 month old cane corso. She’s afraid of collars and leashes. Has yours gotten any better?

@chelseadean2024 3 года назад

@@kodamoose5905 no he still doesn’t like them but I have an 11 month old cane Corso now as well and she loves going on walks and stuff she’s a bit scared of her harness she tries to run and hide when I try to put it on her but once its on she loves her walks x

@kodamoose5905 3 года назад

@@chelseadean2024 did getting the younger corso help your older one? We are getting a puppy next month so hoping if our older one sees him going on walks etc that she will want to go as well and not be so afraid!

@chelseadean2024 3 года назад

@@kodamoose5905 I was hoping the same as you, I thought if I got a new puppy then my other cane corso would want to join in on going on walks with us but nope he’s still the same he’s so comfortable with being in doors all the time, don’t get me wrong he does go outside a lot and gets the exercise he needs but he doesn’t go on walks, I’ve tried everything I can to make him not scared of his leash and stuff but nothings working, I hope everything goes well for you.

@kodamoose5905 3 года назад

@@chelseadean2024 if they are happy just being inside for the most part then that’s ok too. I’m fine with ours being a couch potato lol. Big problem comes when we have to take her to the vet…she’s getting way to big to lift into the car! She’s not a fan!