Training 'AGGRESSIVE' Cane Corso To Stop Attacking Other Dogs 

I’m so glad you were safe because of your wonderful dog! I also had a man break in, and my two Shihtzus did their very best, but he just stepped over them. 😅 It gave me enough time to arm myself and scare him back out. Since then I’ve added a trained Rottweiler and I sleep much better. 😂

Sounds like a load of shit to me saved your life 😂😂😂

But how unnecessary and cruel it is to cut their years

@@magpie913 I would suggest you do some research on why they get cropped , it's not for fun... - but your opinion

@@ihop1988 Hmmm, seems that this is a dog living at home and being walked around the neighborhood. Do you think he's guarding cattle or hunting? Would you mind elaborating on why cropping and docking isn't common with bullmastiffs, English mastiffs, Tibetan mastiffs, Rhodesian ridgebacks, Rottweilers (ears), etc...? Are those dogs lesser guard dogs, or do they have better ears?

Wow, you don't go for the easy dogs, do you? Lol. Corsos and Malinois are 2 of the toughest breeds for the average owner, but man if you know what you're doing there are few dogs more loving and dedicated. Hats off to you sir!

I started with a malinois! Got an american bulldog/mastiff and now a cane corso! and yes, I have all 3 now. And a single mom and this one is going to me my biggest challenge and im very eager to continue to learn with. Hes the only one that I decided from the beginning to get a professional involved for me as much as him! wish me luck!

Any updates?

That's well good... Nice one

Wow! 1 life saved!!! Thank you for taking a rescue into your heart

Respect to you for adopting! My rescue Foxhound had so many issues when I first got her and was way more work than any dog I got as a puppy, but her love of me for having given her a safe home is so overwhelming it still brings me to tears sometimes. Giving a dog in need a safe, loving home is such a gift, so thank you for having that space in your heart!

You could. The prong will likely get his attention better with less force. And there is always a risk with injury from a slip collar, much less so from a quality prong collar as used in this video.

If I could go back and use the prong collar as soon as my pup was big enough I would have in a heartbeat… used a slip lead for first 8 months of my Ridgebacks life and although he is an amazing dog and we have a good relationship, the excitement and reactivity when meeting new people got out of control as he grew older due to his size.. the Herm Sprenger prong in my opinion is hands down the BEST training tool you can get… within 3 weeks of using the prong, I got to the stage where I did not even have to restrain/leash my dog when meeting new people as the appropriate behaviour had been communicated clearly to him on the prong where as he used to literally choke himself out on a regular slip lead… try slip lead first but once he is old enough I would utilise the herm sprenger to fine tune like Will is doing here… best 20 quid I ever spent in my 1 year of dog ownership!

@@amyh4032 Why are you here spreading misinformation? Zak George is literally one of the worst trainers in terms of behavioral modification. He trains the same reactive dogs for months at a time with no results... Why would anyone in their right mind listen to him? If you don't like the methods/tools used in these videos here just go somewhere else 🙄 No one wants to hear your anti-correction rhetoric.

@@emilka2033 Zak George is a horrible example of positive reinforcement. In fact, I would go so far as saying that he is a perfect example of how NOT to do positive reinforcement. Look up Kikopup, Dog Liaison, Simpawtico to get a better idea of what it is like to use positive reinforcement properly. Find some medium ground and understand that most FF trainers are not that good. Just like there are worst balanced trainers who literally abuse dogs like Jeff Gellman, but I dont lump abusers in with proper balanced trainers like Larry Krohn, Ivan Balabanov, Joel Beckman, etc... So dont lump Zak George or Victoria Stillwell into the category of positive reinforcement. Positive reinforcement deserves a better image than that. At least respect positive reinforcement, clicker training. Understand that positive reinforcement only works on every dog if you are truly skilled enough, and that is a big problem the Positive reinforcement community faces now, there aren't many skilled or educated FF trainers to work with serious case dogs or do proper behaviour modification, 95% ( I am making up that number ) of FF trainers are at Zak George-level.

@@amyh4032 Yes there is. I have really tried loads of technics and tools. Patience, treats, love, kindness and he still lunges at other dogs like a wild wolf. It is very frightening for other dog owners. Max and I met over 4 years ago, when I became his 3rd owner. Max was just 8 months old. Bad owners, no socialisation and no training. If a tool is used correctly, there is a need for these training tools.

It would have..

I also have a dominant dog collar as an alternative. Leerburg make them and I got mine off ebay. Hope this helps!