Why You Shouldn’t Get a Cane Corso 

Our vet has (2) Great Pyrenees dogs. They are almost as big as she is LOL.

@@Troy-Echo they are beautiful giants but my god they can be wayyyy too much. Mine was bigger than me! I’m only 5’2 so that doesn’t help.😂

@@wenbb2009 Yeah, you definitely need to do your thorough research on any breed dog you own before getting them. Our new dog is part purebred Husky, and part purebred Treeing Walker Coonhound. The litter was from an accidental love connection, but man, those dogs are absolutely gorgeous. We ended up with one of the best dogs from the litter. She's highly food motivated and not difficult to train. I just need to find more time to train, but with work and being a dad and all the activities we have, I cannot train as often as I'd like. However, I have the Puppy essentials, The Perfect Walk and I'm about 60% through the Unleashed e-collar course and I still have amazing results for the amount of time I've been able to dedicate in training. His paid content is solid gold! You can get The Perfect Walk as part of the $19.99/mth membership, along with member access to forums and the private FB group, discounts on other courses that can stack with other active discounts, and access to the weekly live training and Q&A sessions with Garret, and all the previous live sessions. Even if you only sign up for 2-3 months, the wealth of information at your fingertips is well worth it. Every time I take my dog on walks or to Lowe's, I get positive questions and comments on how well behaved and well trained my dog is. It's best to do these things while the dog is hungry and motivated to earn food rewards. Garret's methods work great, and if you have any questions that you need where you may not understand something or need more info, the Q&A sessions are the place to go, or post the questions in the forums for Garret or a very small group of professional trainers working under Garret can answer. He doesn't give tiny answers to questions. For example, in the live session last night someone asked how to fix a dog that would come running back great on a recall, but the dog would shoot past them and then have to come back versus stopping and coming around to the heel position. As with almost every question, Garret spends 5-10 minutes giving thorough answers. I asked Garret last night about two new courses that are going to be released soon which are the Food Luring course and Leash Pressure course, and for some examples of what content will be in these courses. It was a 10+ minute answer. Garret's nothing if not thorough in his responses. There's a section in each part of the training courses that ONLY Garret replies to, and again, he gives very thorough answers to make sure he covers as many angles to the question as possible, answering that question, and any questions he can think his answer may bring up. He obviously LOVES what he does and is committed to helping.

​@@Troy-Echo I ain't reading allat

@@nxthqn1161 Np. A lot of people come to these sites because they want to learn more about how to train their dogs themselves. I have all the paid courses and they are so in depth that I'm going to use them for training my dogs, then bringing home dogs from shelters for a week or two to give them some basic training so they will be more desirable for adoption. You see, with the knowledge gained from Garret's training, I plan on becoming a certified professional balanced dog trainer because the content is that good. part of that is you need 300 hours of dog training before you can be certified, so I figured training rescues is a great way for me to practice and give dogs a better chance at adoption, and give owners a better dog. If you want the in depth knowledge, it's available. If you want snippets of Garret's knowledge, you can piece together what you can from his channel and others. I was on a tight budget and I probably would have learned all I could on RU-vid, but I was lucky enough to find this channel and post a lot of comments that caught Garret's staff's attention and they asked me to be a moderator, so that's how I got my foot in the door with Garret and his style of training and decades of experience. I wish you the best of luck, whichever path you decide to take.

You seem like a responsible owner...

He doesn't mean they're not good dogs, just that they're not the right choice for everyone. Unfortunately a lot of people don't know how to have rules and structure with dogs.

The video is literally on why NOT to get a Corso not good vs bad 🤦 besides any dog can be trained in protection work, my doodle is a better protection dog than my Boerbol, yeah Boerbol is more intimidating and stronger, but my doodle is 60 lbs of "f#k you up" if you don't mean well. People should not base their dogs on size or looks, they should base them on experience and needs that's the whole issue with dog owners today, majority can't handle a friggin pitbull much less a mastiff.

Yes read the title of the video smh wtf

no shit

Honestly it sounds like your mom getting dragged off the porch it was totally her fault. As you stated those dogs are obese which means your mother is over feeding them so she really only has herself to blame

Actually if you don't want drool you can just find a breeder who breeds "tight" mouthed dogs, but I agree with the rest :)

Please don't get a CC if you just want a guardian dog....you're just gonna smirch the name of a great breed

It’s apart of the breed standard just like a Doberman or any other cropped breed

@@jodyandmerlin2767 may be in the USA? In the "home country" of the Doberman (Germany) it is forbidden and NOT part of the breed rules! To cut the ears or tails of a dog - any dog - is cruel and stupid and since years forbidden in Europe!

Yeah they’re

"In the right hands," sure. But not everyone knows how to be those right hands. I don't think he means that no one should have a cane corso, just that they're not the right choice for everyone.

This video has been verbatim plagiarised on another channel. ru-vid.com8pgmg_LN2JY?si=GSWZQi7Y8o2SpaWG

You really want to sell it ?

Yes Sr it’s just too much for me and I don’t have to much space in the house

It would have been much better (for the dog!) IF you have got more information about that (or any other strong willed breed!) BEFORE you got the dog! I hope you will find a good place for him/her! I am a german K-9 officer and got 4 month ago (as a private dog) a 5 year old female Bullterrier because the owner family could not handle her anymore! She is now - only a few month later - a wonderful, happy dog - she just needed another place and an owner who knows how to handle a stubern dog!

No we arent hiring at the moment, sorry

No. When they’re puppies you need to be careful until they’re trained not to bump into the kids or to stop running before they get close, but after that, they’re very protective and look after the kids. I wouldn’t leave them alone as I have been able to with other dogs like a GSD.

They're great dogs with kids when trained like any dog.

No they are not toddlers nightmare. Unless you are a careless owner and parent

😂😂😂 please do more research on the dog, if you have a scary corso it’s most likely badly bred. There is a temperament problem within the community due to people not doing their due diligence. But the corso by nature is territorial and protective of its family , it’s a guardian breed. This is why socializing is soo important,

That's why you said your dogs bark at people because of how the wind is blowing. Yours are scares too!!

Post a video of them doing protection with gunfire or maybe on a slick floor or with some random distraction in the decoy hand. Prove me wrong

Watch his other video on why the CC is one of his favourite breeds...

@@earthrooster1969 what will that do for me?

You’re taking it too literal, they don’t show they’re in pain is his point, just like my American bullies don’t show when they’re in pain, it does not bother him at all, he’s not saying they’re impervious to pain just that if the dog gets into a fight it’ll be harder to break it up, just like a Belgian Shepherd won’t let go of his target no matter what!

@@jodyandmerlin2767 no he clearly states they aren't able to feel pain which will inevitably encourage some loser to beat their dogs causing trauma but its "okay" because this "dog trainer" said they csnt feel pain

@@rickydanielson7953 How did you get from him saying that these dogs "have an unbelievably high pain tolerance"(direct quote) to someone thinking it's okay to beat their dog? The trainer makes NO connection there. If someone is going to do such a reprehensible thing as beat their dog, it doesn't matter what any trainer said. There are people out there who are abusive, such as my GSDs previous owner, and they're going to abuse their dog just because they're jerks and evil, not because a dog trainer says a dog has a high pain tolerance. I still can't make your connection there.

@@aspirecan4829 16 seconds in "they feel no pain"... thats a direct quote for you. If a "dog expert" says they feel no pain, then stupid people will beat their dog, because they think it doesnt feel pain or that it cant be abused. You are either a troll or so incredibly naive that I cant help you

@@rickydanielson7953 🤣🤣🤣 I gave you a direct quote from the sentence before the one you mentioned. Not a troll. He is in no way saying it is okay to beat your dog! He is saying that an inexperienced, naive dog owner would have a very difficult time controlling this dog and breaking up a dog fight. Most dogs, if you use some type of pain, water or other deterrent, they will release the other dog in the fight. This dog won't! It's not saying it's okay to beat your dog. And, how you can read that into what he's saying is beyond me, and because of that, I hope you don't own a dog or any other pet. I get very concerned when someone takes an innocent statement all the way to abusing an animal. I would never let my mind go there! He's saying a timid, 120lb. college girl who's never owned a dog before in her life won't be able to manage a Cane Corso. He's not saying John Q. Public tough dude on steroids with 'roid rage, "it's okay to beat your dog as he won't feel it". If that is what someone takes away from this, then don't go around whining when your Cane Corso takes a chunk out of you for hitting him/her.

Health issues thing is a myth, people just say that because responsible breeders will tell you what diseases are possible, that being said they test and breed dogs that DONT have aforementioned issues to get healthier dogs, backyard breeders will still breed those diseases tho. Mutts seem healthier cause no one is going to research what diseases or issues are common in a friggin shepskydoodle doesn't mean the dog doesn't inherit glaucoma or hip dysplasia you just aren't aware of it🙄. Plus a lot of people don't want to bring home a shelter dog with a ton of behavioral issues when they have small children or animals around. The money saving is subjective to the dog based on health diet and training.

@@jessicagislason4855 Hybrid vigor is well-studied and not a myth. Of course that doesn't mean every purebred dog is unhealthy. Some breeds are unhealthier than others, even from good breeders. Depends on the breed.