Cane Corso vs Rottweiler Pt. 2- Which is Best? Dog Trainer's Opinion

Part 2 of 2
Please note: this is more for entertainment purposes than educational purposes and was filmed without a script or any planning whatsoever. Also, these are two fully intact males that do not normally interact with each other and aren't "friends" per se. Therefore, we keep them both on a tight leash and don't give the opportunity for any stupidity from either one.
In this video, we give your our opinion on the two breeds and you get to see both breeds in close proximity to each other to get a better idea on how they stack up against one another. I'm a big fan of both breeds but think the Rottweiler is a bit of a safer bet when it comes to temperament if you were to buy one for your family. Cane Corsos are notoriously protective of the homestead possibly to a fault. In short, they can be very dangerous due to their short fuse and are highly suspicious of strangers. Couple that with their incredible size, strength, and very high pain tolerance they are very easy to get cranked up and very hard to bring back down.
Rottweilers are also extremely powerful animals and more than capable of protecting a house and family based on their size and intimidation factor alone. However, I think they are a little more stable with temperament and attitude and are less likely to blow a fuse when a stranger comes to the house. Also, I believe they can be more handler sensitive and responsive to corrections and discipline.
Both can make excellent family pets if you know what you're doing. If you don't, and you fail to train them than they can also become a serious liability.
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[@willg1474]

Some of y’all might’ve missed the 43663 times he said these are his opinions…and only opinions…based on his experiences. He even says all dogs are different. I owned two rotts once, bothers, one was amazing and smart…scary smart. The other…dumb as a box of rocks. Weird how some people feel so attacked by opinions

[@kkutube1972]

I find that my cane always tries to read me and do what he can to please me. Definitely, easy to train, once leadership has been established.

[@AmericanStandardK9]

Agreed

[@harleydave2316]

Great video! I have a 17 week female rottweiler and we absolutely love her. Even though she's teething, she is taking commands very well and loves to play with us.

[@AmericanStandardK9]

That is awesome!

[@kouvang8169]

“A dream came true to him” 😂made my night. Thanks for sharing !!!!!

[@ROTTNHOMESTEAD]

Love the videos, I got a rotty this February and been working her through your video tips along with a few I knew from working with previous dogs gotta say one trick I really like is the heel box you had on a video it was a game changer for me to get my rotty in the right position on the desired side(been working right and left heel with hand signal) thanks for the great content

[@celticrose5447]

Have not had a corso but I got to say I have a 10 week old rotti pup and she already new to sit for food ect when she came to us took 3 trys and she learnt lie down now teaching her other tricks and I got to say very intelligent and extremely quick learner!! We also have american bulldogs which have been amazing dogs but the quickness to learn is blowing me away.

[@codyhall5370]

I have a 11 week cane corso and I don't think I would own any other breed. He is amazing towards the family and has such a human like personality. To top it off the cane corso stare is by far the most intriguing look ever, the head tilt followed by silence makes yeah wondering what's going through his brain lol . Love your videos

[@Desh727]

11 weeks is early lol

[@codyhall5370]

@@Desh727 He's a year old now and i still haven't changed my mind.

[@troy5292]

@@codyhall5370Have you had to take out a loan for his food? :0)

[@codyhall5370]

@@troy5292 I feed him raw, however the health benefits have been extordinary. He's just over a year old and weighs 150lbs. Costs approx 300-400 a month to feed him. That money is worth it though because of everything he has done for our family.

[@slayaworld]

@@codyhall5370 Just continue to keep him socialized. My Rottweiler was incredible for 2 years and I socialized him constantly (Unfortunately around 2 was peak COVID shutdown) and he ended up being like what the poster described, most likely due to not being able to socialize him anymore. Since then, he loves everybody he knew at that point, but has been very weary of strangers. So just make sure to keep bringing him with you everywhere possible!

[@bbt9592]

Great video and really enjoyed non-script format. It's more authentic. Never had a Cane Corso but can't imagine any other breed than a Rottie, highly intelligent with an incredible memory. A great emotional/therapy dog with acute senses & intuition. Super kind & loving but turns into beast to protect our chihuahuas. **Sorry but Rotties are the best!**

[@Mercurychyld1]

Agreed! I love my Rottie girl. ☺️🌹♥️

[@elizabethdaniel512]

I think it’s more the Rottweiler playfulness cause that never goes away. My boy will look at stuff but he doesn’t break. It’s how they observe the surroundings. They actually are able to follow commands on first or second try 95% of the time.

[@ezclean7022]

Been watching these videos every day trying to give myself a refresher course 😁 I love that intro music!! Really amps me up

[@melkph]

I've always owned Boxers or Rottweilers. After they passed, we just finally got a Cane Corso. He's now 9mo at 116#. He has been my easiest to train, but very strong and a handful. I am enjoying this breed. We had a grandson's bday party when he was 6mo old; he did amazing. Didn't bother all the people or their food. I was extremely impressed with his demeanor. We went out of town recently and have taken him to getting washed. Everyone he comes in contact with loves him. I would take another Cane Corso again for sure!! I love watching your videos, and want to thank you so much for helping me add more additions to his training schedule. Thanks again for all you do. ;)

[@gtjovan]

Which one was easier for you to train rott or cane Corso?

[@melkph]

@@gtjovan Rotts are easier, but OMG, I am loving the Corso. Train them young or you will definitely have a heavy, bullheaded dog. They are amazing. He plays like a bully, because they certainly don't know their strength. I have to constantly remind my grandchildren that, once he starts playing, they could accidentally get hurt. He's so much bigger than them, but he listens to them very well. I love watching the grandkids become pack leaders and teach him their commands or signals. He just gets it so quickly. Please note that like all dogs, you have to keep a very watchful eye, and give discipline immediately. If not, they will rule you. He knows the rules, but sometimes tries to do what he wants. You can't wait to alpha that shit. We immediately get him back on track. ;)

[@captainrogers2542]

@@melkphhow intelligent are cane corsos compared to Rottweilers? Most cane corsos I’ve worked with are dumb compared to my Rottweiler.

[@melkph]

@@captainrogers2542 I believe they are very intelligent. They are strong willed though, and need consistency. There are times that you have to remind them that we are the dominant one, but only have to be reminded. Remember, mine is almost 2 yrs old now @ 135#, and he is still intact. But dumb? Certainly not. I certainly love my Rottie's, too.

[@captainrogers2542]

@@melkph intelligence compared to a Rottweiler? Do they have a personality like the Rottweiler who turns into a goofball and will also turn into a beast? I know cane corsos are intelligent, but I’m asking it compared to a Rottweiler cuz i haven’t seen any that’s worthy of being compared to a Rottweiler intelligence wise.

[@littledayanna2347]

Consider making the long videos ! They are very good ! Many vlogers are majoring long videos and if they can with their day to day life you can too to keep on teaching people valuable knowledge about these breeds ! Love the page ! Keep up the great work !

[@AmericanStandardK9]

Thank you

[@blackopsdetailingproducts]

I'm a Rottweiler guy for life but love Cane Corso too. Thanks for the video comparison

[@olivergibson4248]

ok

[@rileyjothecorso9732]

I'm a first time Cane Corso owner I've owned several pitbulls throughout my life and I have to say a Cane Corso is the smartest dog I've ever owned my boy is 14 months old weighs a little over 110 pounds right now and very loving dog i haven't trained him to be a guard dog i can tell it comes naturally to this breed definitely my favorite dog breed hand's down!!

[@scottp.2995]

You need to try an American Bulldog, looks almost identical to a pit, but is bigger (and still in standard) and has a much better personality. Granted, as others have said, all dogs are individuals, but AB's OFTEN have better personality's and attitudes and are a lot less likely to "go bad" on you. Especially since the dang drug-dealers messed up the pit-bull breed so badly, sigh.

[@MapleMan1984]

@@scottp.2995 'drug-dealers' aka black people

[@Rubyruppells]

Very helpful, thanks! Garrett could you give your thoughts on the Doberman?

[@kiamekiame9584]

Love your videos, you're not afraid to g3t stuff wrong and you make it very clear when you just expressing an opinion.

[@feliciajohnson3196]

How do you feel about cane corso mix? I have a two year old female mixed and she’s a trucker dog because my husband and I are truck drivers and we had her since she was 8 weeks old. She’s absolutely gorgeous and an amazing dog. I’m used to having big breeds and small ones. We have 38 acres so when we are home she gets to move around.

[@graham3315]

I want a Cane Corso everything you described is my life with my Dogs ( GSD, Pitbull, Australian Shepherd) they have been kept from just allowing strangers come up to them I wanted guard dogs and I've left comments before on that topic but we only have 1 person that can deal with them when we are on vacation.

[@germanbarahona8830]

Can you please elaborate more on what you said about there's no reason why you should get a Cane Corso? Thanks!

[@Agape11]

Thank you again for sharing your knowledge! The audio is great, and your videographer is top notch!

[@AmericanStandardK9]

That's funny because this is one of our older filmed videos with horrible lighting etc. We have much better videos (more recently shot and edited) that have been posted and are soon to be posted. Either way thanks so much for watching.

[@Agape11]

@@AmericanStandardK9 You’re welcome and I appreciate you sharing

[@9thbloodandfire508]

Nice video and comparison, I have to say! How do you compare Corsos to the traditionell flock guardian dogs like, Caucasian Sheperds, Kangals and the "white" European breeds (Pyrenese, Maremmano, Kuvasz, etc.)? I guess in terms of socialization it is very comparable. We had several flock guardian breeds now, and if proper socialized, they are also wonderful, though managable home guard dogs. I would even say, in my experience, they get used to "routine", e.g., your example with the mail man. As soon as they recognize the mail man is something regular occuring, they accept his regular presence (while still observing him extremely carefully).

[@ronincro7904]

Great video! All you said it' s true! I have a cane corso girl ant they' re amazing but definitely not for everyone especially for novice.

[@AutomotiveDriven]

Awesome video!! I am looking for a first puppy for my family and my 7 year old as well as taking to my business that i own. Would the Rotty be a good starter pup

[@chmacias9808]

Correction...South African Boerboel (pronounced) boorbull. Is indeed a 175-200 pound dog and intense in temperament. However they are NOT a fighting dog. They were bred originally as a homestead protector/guardian. Their name translated from Afrikaans literally means "farmers dog" some but not all Boerboels are livestock guardians it's hit or miss in that regard. Overall it's a giant athletic and powerful guard dog.

[@TheDowntownHermit-xj6rq]

My 6.5 mo. old Cane Corso Pit Bull mix female is 57 pounds of pure 🤬 you. I'm so proud of her ❤️

[@Silkixun]

Every dog is different, its like you would compare one person to another. Every breed got his strong And weak points. I self owned a cane corso, those dogs without 100 % focus just freak out, they just need your attention. Now i own a rott, so much difference. For people who cant decide which one, fully recommend a rottweiler. Thats my opinion

[@captainrogers2542]

Which one do you like more? Your Rottweiler or cane corso? If you prefer that breed, why would you say so?

[@Uniquely503]

Very straight forward approach, I appreciate your opinion about both dogs although you did mention that you have a biased towards Cane corsos. I'd like to see you do a video and hear your opinion on the Presa Canario.

[@aysamnakhleh3701]

As soon as he said cane corso are smarter than rotties i knew this guy was only waffling about his own dogs and not the breed itself

[@GarmrK9]

100%%%. I've owned both and am not biased. I would get another working bred rottie but not another cane corso. They are weak nerved and fear aggressive 99% of the time. Sad but true. Disappointing because I love their appearance. I'll stick with presa or working rotties for that type of dog.

[@bbt9592]

Agree!! Rotties are. extremely intelligent and protective. I'm biased also but no other breed that is more amazing than a rottie. Can be the cutest baby but also turn into a beast to protect family.

[@gtjovan]

Facts

[@davids5006]

My rottweiler is smarter than most people... Best dog ever is what I tell her every day

[@bpinsubedy5145]

It's his opinion based on experience. Top ten lists aren't always God level accurate and all dogs can be intelligent ❤

[@petej5232]

Great work, would like your opinion on French mastiffs, I am looking to get one.

[@AmericanStandardK9]

Man you know. I just rewatched Turner and Hooch a few days ago with the wife. I guess there is a recent remake that just came out. I'm expecting to see a rise in the popularity of that dog in the coming year or two. I have zero experience with them. I have only seen one in my whole life. Very rare at least where I live. Unfortunately I can't speak to their temperament but they look and I can only guess that they also act a lot like a Cane Corso but I could be way wrong. Hopefully someone else can chime in

[@petej5232]

@@AmericanStandardK9 Yeah, it was great movie. I did a bit of research on the breed, and they seem to be quite stubborn and dont listen well. They also drewl alot than most mastiffs. I would love to hear your thoughts when you come across the breed.

[@vikingdogmanship]

French Mastiff are absolutely great dogs. If you get from a known breeder with a good rep. Have had a few at my center. Very good dogs

[@jfkst1]

I gather the variation with Corsos is very broad based on the lines (like a GSD). Curious how a solid working Corso compares to some other considerations like a Presa Canario, Dogo Argentino, or American Bulldog.

[@GarmrK9]

A solid working cane is a unicorn. Amazing but hard to find. They tend to be weak nerved and people mistake fear aggression for bravery. Easier to find a serious rottie or american bulldog. Presa....they are a league of their own. Dogos tend to have more animal aggression and less man aggression. Rotties have more man aggression less animal aggression. Presa....dgaf. Of course these are broad generalizations. I will not own another cane. For me,as someone who loves a truly strong solid nerved dog, I am disappointed in 99% of the cane breed. I would take a nice American bulldog, rottie, or Presa over a cane corso ANY DAY.

[@saint013]

I'm definitely a fan of both and I can't wait to get a cano corso!!

[@kiracapalot561]

My Rottweiler used to drool everytime she’d see food lmao

[@bigbossadidoss8678]

I think there is something very special about Rotties. I owned one growing up, she considered me to be her owner. She may have been stubborn at times though. But she did quite an amazing thing. She never ever bit me, nipped me, jumped on me without permission, and would never even play tug of war with me. She had that rigid respect for me, and would never risk hurting me at all. She would nip the other dogs, my parents, and would try to dominate the situation with them. She would play rough with the other dogs and my dad, but she just never took that chance with me. She was always emotionally so much more intelligent than any other dog I’ve ever had. That being said, they’re just different like that. Training intelligence not so much. Corso’s absolutely have them beat there. But in terms of ferocity of defense, I bet they’re on par. I want both breeds so bad lol

[@harky3935]

The first thing u said is wrong about Rottweilers

[@arianapeters9640]

I like the versatility of the rottweiler. My current guy wont let someone out of the car at our house if no ones around, but the second we're there and ok, he loves people. He an amazing guard dog, but also a great farm and family dog. I could see him doing almost anything well, unless it requires endurance. I find rotts to be very intelligent....just not very motivated to use that intelligence unless they want to.

[@ShonjiPowerOf2]

I have a mixed mastiff and luckily theres no corso, but the mastiff protects. My girl is not accepting of people stopping at my driveway for their dogs to pee, or coming in the house. Im fostering a dog for a few weeks and she spends all her time watching her and correcting her. Its maddening but the pro is she body slammed a Weimaraner on the trail for nipping my Great Dane puppy and drove him away sooo. Basically she's amazing

[@GarmrK9]

Owned both, worked with both. Rotties are smarter lol Not sure what rotties you've been working with? Also, rotties tend to have better nerves/ be more serious. I am not impressed by 99% of cane I have met. I am not biased and currently own neither breed at this time (unlike this youtuber who is obviously biased towards canes). I would pick a presa over a cane if I were to get another mastiff breed. Cane tend to be less brave, less athletic, less intelligent, and less serious than presa. I do love the cane colors but meh not the weak nerves. People who think a majority of cane are hard serious dogs have not owned a presa or fila. A dog that's scared of lightening also is not impressive to me and exactly the weak nerves I'm speaking of, unfortunately.

[@arnabsanyal4395]

Dogos or Alabais for nerves, strong as steel.

[@bbt9592]

Agree! I don't know what he's talking about the lower intelligence. Our rottie is extremely sharp with an amazing memory. The first thing we learned is train them correctly at an early age cause he will not forget commands that we allow him to get away with. He learns quickly and we could never fool him twice. The love and emotional support along with protective instincts are unmatched by any breed. Rottie are the best!!

[@jrunna198]

Don’t know what kind of Corso’s you’ve been around but Cane Corso’s are crazy athletic. Easily the most agile mastiff on Earth. These big sloppy 200lb Corso’s you see on the internet are basically bandogs the real Italian blood lines run about 130lbs max for big males and those guys can absolutely fly around. Also Corso’s we’re literally bred to be brave you tripping

[@GarmrK9]

@@jrunna198 I have been around a lot of cane corsos. They are not as athletic as dogos or presas (on average). They are more athletic than English mastiffs but....that means nothing. Additionally, just because they were bred for something doesn't mean many still are able to do the job. 99% are washed out because of poor breeding and lack of temperament and health testing. They are a dog that has become too popular outside of the working dog world and it has watered down the breed. It is very difficult to find a working cane corso with strong nerves and good hips.

[@GarmrK9]

@@bbt9592 Rotties are great 👍

[@he-man5007]

Trained my 6 month old cane corso to ring an electric bell button to go outside to relieve himself in 4 hours.

[@kaylajones6929]

I have a corso/Rottweiler mix. He is amazing.

[@arnettthayer5314]

i agree with everything even though i own a rottweiler, I have a video of a beautiful cane corso named gus and my Rottweiler. Aslong as you socialize and give each of them breeds attention you will have a great dog. I want a corso but will probably get another rott in the end to play with the corsos! Cool Corso hes a looker! Nice looking Rottweiler puppy thats for sure. He will be a biggun!

[@user-ee1ce6vt6h]

Im a trainer and have owned both breeds. Been working with both breeds extensively over the last 20 years. Both breeds are extremely similar. While i dont agree with his personal opinions, i will say Corsos in my personally opinion are easier to work with. I will never say anything bad about Rotts, i love them with all my heart. But the hundreds of Corsos ive worked with compared to the hundreds of Rotts doesn't compare. Corsos protect better, listen better, more predictable, more loyal. I just love my Rotts so much though!

[@captainrogers2542]

How intelligent are Cane Corsos compared to Rottweilers? I’m not talking about the American Rottweiler, I’m talking about the German euro ones.

[@fredypacheco2329]

They are beautiful oh my gosh😍😍😍

[@timmurdock9635]

My rottweiler never chaces cats, squirrels or anything of sort. He listens well!

[@davids5006]

My rottweiler is to lazy to chase them but loves chasing her ball

[@AliKhan-yx1dy]

Grew up with ROTTWEILER back in 1990 s beautiful royal best friend 💯 but they don't look big and chunky any more like how they was in the 1990s rare But one of best breed to own 💯 Have cane corso too now

[@MickyMouseLimited]

Everyone has a favorite. One think I don't like about the course is the reverse bite . If it comes to actual bite and hold the Rottweiler will exceed just based on structure of the jaw. The original Italian mastiff that was used as a base to create the Cane Corso had a standard sizer bite but due to crossing with boxer and bigger sales on puppies with reverse bite the breed pushed away in to this. It is just one of those things. Also breeding in to heavier and heavier dogs always make the dog more and more prone to hip and elbow issues. Again the original dog was about 100 pounds but now with it's new trend the dogs get too heavy and can no longer do it's original purpose to be a farm dog and it is getting closer and closer to the Neapolitan Mastiff and English Mastiff really big dogs but not really able to do anything except to sit and wait because simply they get exhausted too fast.

[@captainrogers2542]

What do you mean by reverse bite? Can you explain pls?

[@cacatr4495]

Please define "reverse bite."

[@VJ-cr2kf]

To prove your theory is to give them both multiple commands and time them on each exercise!

[@edwardlambert1614]

Could we get a video on the best big dog for first time owners. Love the content and great education.

[@kkijohnson]

Neither one is great for first timers ! Unless you have plenty of time cause both can crush bones and high energy

[@will-dd7ou]

I got a Rottweiler w/ no experience. Don’t get puppy mill puppies they shit everywhere. Choose calmer dogs in the litter, but not ones that are just lethargic and aren’t moving. Shoot for somewhere in between the highest and lowest energy pup in the litter. Be gentle with them and flatten out aggressive or unwanted behaviors as puppies (p much just ignoring them when they do that and making a tsch noise) and they’ll never be scared of you so they won’t hurt you. Walk them everyday and they’ll be calm if you have a hyper dog. Have a schedule. Should include things like potty walks, feeding times, exercise times, crating times, and training times. Keep a calm and assertive attitude the entire time, if he does something that makes you mad don’t get frustrated and make a tsch noise to let them know that that was bad.

[@tylerm993]

St Bernard

[@marycamillacolucci4727]

Show the love.....please....Cane Corso!!!!❤️❤️❤️🐾🐾🐾🐾

[@donaldduck2405]

Your so-called rambling is all good with lots of information. RLTW 👍🏼 👍🏼

[@D18.21]

It's amateur hour! Visit an ADRK show as well as taking in a Korung at the ADRK. How many Cane Corso compete in schutzhund, what were the average scores you observed, especially in obedience and tracking, do they typically get a korung, an AD, BST. Credidibility is better served by not making generalities.

[@JW02828]

What breed is similar to Cane Corso and the Rottweiler but doesn't drewel as much??

[@briang813]

Presa Canario

[@chysis10]

Thanks , this was up front and spot on. It helped me decide not to get a Corso.

[@maximevalenti8879]

Why ? :)

[@marklloyd4153]

They look so sweet

[@Yeoman7]

BIG TIME ADD! So true! And GOOFY, as shown in this vid.

[@jredd6129]

I’ve had both and my female Dottie was smart but my Corso never poop in the house and have done some great things

[@domho7]

Hi can I buy Cane Corso in the states. I am residing in Singapore

[@bretteumont657]

My fear of the cane corso is same I had with previous rotties I owned is they can’t distinguish play from aggression. Had to stress to my kids don’t horse around with your friends when dogs around. Even though the dogs were brought up with the neighborhood kids in and out they tolerated no aggression to family. Thankfully the kids both ours and their friends understood this

[@ddorkk4777]

My rottie can distinguish when we are playing very well. Whenever we play tug 'o war I can see he is really careful about biting his toy and not me. Great dogs.

[@mikaelh1335]

I thought you were completely wrong about the Rottwiler one. regarding the intelligence and the Butterfly Effect, actually also the watchdog entities you talk about. I live in Denmark and know both rats and canes. I have never met a really smart cane corso. on the other hand, all rats in the clubs are clever dogs. here in Denmark they breed after 130-160 pounds for male dogs, and they are known for if you break into a home with a Rottweiler, you have to be picked up in an ambulance. cane corsos are typically 105-120 for male dogs in this country. on watchdog instinct, it is at the top. totally agree. but almost too much. a rottweiler can roam free on a country estate and guard. a corso can't do that. it has too much drive, wants to hunt and eat everything. and then there is the one with the cane corso is usually very bad with other dogs, especially male dogs.. beautiful dog a cane corso but no thanks.

[@cacatr4495]

Are you saying a rottweiler is more trustworthy off leash on acreage then? Is a rottweiler more apt to come when called than a Corso, all other factors being equal? Can they be called off or called back from engagement? What about prey drive? Would a rottweiler respect the family cat or is their prey drive too strong? Do rottweilers receive training pretty well or are they stubborn or slow to learn?

[@ddorkk4777]

​​@@cacatr4495i don't have personal experience with corsos only with rotties but my rottweiler is very chill dog because he is socialized really well. From my research about corsos they are extremely protective and territorial (most people don't need a dog so protective). If you want to feel safe and protected at home but at the same time don't want to worry about your dog killing someone because of its overly protective nature, go with rottie. If you have some experience with dogs and you visit a professional dog trainer you should be able to handle it. But they can be very stubborn so if you have no experience with dogs look after something else.

[@ProceedMortal]

@@cacatr4495speaking from experience, I trained both my dogs to mind off leash, one of which is a Siberian husky, the other a Rottweiler, Rotts can very readily be trained to be off leash no issue as long as their boundaries are defined. I wouldn’t trust mine unsupervised though. She likes to chase blowing leaves and if you turn around too long she’ll be 5 yards down introducing herself to the neighbors.

[@Wushu-viking]

I think my next dog should be a mix of these two. Just had a Cane Corso. Very tough dog. Had to put him to sleep at the age of 15 months, because of severe health issues :( Unfortunately not very uncommon with the race (many bad breeders). Even with his health issues(and pretty sure a bit of pains related) Tough as f*ck. Still strong and agile. Never a sound of weakness from him. But had other ways of showing it, now I think of it. Both amazing breeds. And THAT is why I want a crossbreed. My dog before the Corso, was a female Rottweiler/Bullmastiff mix. She got only the best of the breeds. Healthy, loyal, beautiful and very powerful. Trust me, in physical strenght, toughness and agility, my "Mastweiler" could give a Cane Corso a run for its money. She had a massive build, and could run and jump (and pull) beyond believe. But mentally, she was way different than those typical traits of her parents. Not typical property protective, though not affraid of anything, (just too trustfull I guess) I estimate anyone could give her a treat, and enter. But no one ever tried. She appeared is she was - Powerful! Amazing dog. Best temper. She aged 12+ years. The last time I had her see a wet before putting her to sleep at 12, was at 3 years of age (at not because of health problem) :)

[@scottp.2995]

I agree, I've also had my best luck with mixed. I wish my AB was still breed-able, I'd like to see what kind of pup she'd throw with my Rottie (she got sick, female problems, and I had to get her "fixed") . My younger son had a Dan-eff, a cross between a great dane and a mastiff, he was brindle and he weighed over 200 pounds at 11 months! He seemed like he was going to work out really nice, but unfortunately, he had a Brain Anuerism and died.

[@AM-qo3nx]

Americans are ruining the cane corso making it too big, that is not a corso. Visit some kennels in Italy and see what a cane corso should look like

[@VJ-cr2kf]

It’s rarely you’ll find working cane corso breeders 👀

[@dono4617]

It’s not that rare lol

[@VJ-cr2kf]

@@dono4617 okay give me one!

[@6ft7guy]

​@@VJ-cr2kffly anywhere in Europe and you'll struggle to find showline corsos

[@NorthernCaliBullyOutlaws]

I have 2 AmStaff dogs & they do the same thing when they see a squirrel or whatever as well.

[@houseofroyaltyk9]

Have a female Corso and male Rottweiler... LOVE both breeds!

[@sdik2000]

Any differences any pros or cons to one or the other. I’m trying to figure out which one would be best for me. As I want something to work as a PSD for me

[@houseofroyaltyk9]

@@sdik2000 from my experience… the rottweiler is more independent, but needs to be reminded who is in charge…. The Corso from day 1 looked to be lead, but is much more needy… both are very loyal, intelligent and loving. The differences I’ve experienced could be due to a combination of different breeds and different genders.

[@Mercurychyld1]

Rottweilers! Thank you very much. Love them! ♥️♥️♥️ That’s MY and my family’s opinion. But I appreciate you and all your info and teaching. ☺️🌹

[@kfc3930]

I've grown up with Rottweilers currently I have too males and I pain to have a Corso as my next dog Everything you said about Corsos being baby's with family is true with the Rottweilers One interesting thing I've seen with my Rottweilers is when people come near the house they want to murder them if I give the smallest hint someone is making me uncomfortable my Rottweilers are ready to murder them But if we are away from the house aslong as I'm cool they are cool they still don't really care about strangers even when I accept someone on my house they both tend to just stay in between us just incase As far as there focus goes they can lose focus but still you can pretty quick get them to focus back on you so I wouldn't say it's a big deal I think it's more them being goofy dogs mixed with high protective interests I'd still say they are pretty smart there not on the level as a gsd but they are still smarter then average dogs in my opinion and probably some of the funniest dogs to live with They are awesome dogs I wouldn't recommend a Rottweiler as a first time dog One of my current dogs is form someone trying to take him in and had no clue what they where doing and I'm his 4th home and he was only 2 years old You need to earn there respect they aren't the dogs who just accept you instantly as the boss That's just my take as someone who grew up with Rottweilers and German shepherds my whole life but if anyone wants to ask me about Rottweilers feel free happy to help I'm not a expert but I know more then the average person

[@infidel3162]

You are spot on, I have 4 currently. Ive always had rotts. They are smart, imo. But they must no who is alpha, and they must have socialization. I have found people that leave this dog outside have problems, because the rott wants to have your company and praise and full attention.

[@levito2978]

Good day Sir, I'm from the Philippines and the place where I lived is hot during summer about +/-38C peak does a rottweiler or german sheperd ok with that temperature?

[@AmericanStandardK9]

We're in South Florida. It gets really hot here too. The dogs don't like it but they can survive. Just keep them with water and shade and don't over work them

[@GarmrK9]

Did you end up getting a cane? As someone who as owned both, the cane disappoint me and the rotties never did. I don't want a dog thats afraid of thunder or something falling on the ground or fireworks. I need a dog that hears that and is ready to confront it. I would pick a rottie over a cane corso any day and will likely never get another cane. They lack the strong nerves I desire in a dog.

[@edgarlaboy3692]

I am considering my new dog. Tossed what I need now. Owned Rottweiler pitbulls Shepard but now I live in the country in South America. Having acres of land with sheep's cows chickens farm. Need security want a dog that can be outside able to be independent. Has to be able tolerate weather which is 78 to 85 degree all year rains alot. The Amazon jungle is my back yard so it has to guard all day every day. My decision is undicided between Corso dogo but has yo be big. What's the recommendations to consider. Thanks

[@brandon9632]

Dogo aregntino seems like a great fit for you

[@vikingdogmanship]

Boerboel

[@louised7829]

I have a corso x rottweiler 6 months. He's a gem ❤

[@doggos7083]

He is giving information about Rottweilers and he is not sure that Rottweiler's have dew claws or not. He is is just making videos. He doesn't have any idea about the breed.

[@harky3935]

I have a Rottweiler puppy and there really good dogs when trained from when there a pupy

[@clarkekent9560]

While I respect your opinion you are incorrect on many of your comparison. Also, your impression of the Rottweiler Breed is very poor and you should interact and research more with the breed before making such definitive statements. That said I appreciate your content and look forward to viewing more

[@D18.21]

When such generalities are made, I dismiss out the gate. I would say the gentlemen is a nice guy, but never met a schutzhund 3, korung Rottweiler from the ADRK. If he had, this video would never have seen the light of day.

[@clarkekent9560]

@@D18.21 well said definitely agree

[@saintboondock5098]

This man should stop making movies, he is so stressed so his dogs cant even behave properly

[@opokuaddae222]

@@saintboondock5098 And why do you think so?

[@daniellescott6701]

Oh the rottie people are protecting a very dangerous dog. They will kill and hurt if it gets out!!! 50 percent of them will attack. They are dumb ditty dumb de do! 😮 Great job, you bet the Cani is the best dog ever. Rotties, besides pit bulls. Killed the most people..

[@dominicksans7204]

In this video they seem very high energy at the moment, as if they have not had a walk or any exercise. Just won't sit still, unless this is just how they are all the time no matter what.

[@BobbieDraper]

3:47 lmfaoo why he grab ol boy like that

[@FiercecaneCorso]

Cane corso is by a mile the better guardian angel he’s very right about that

[@feliciajohnson3196]

I have had Rottweilers also and they were great for me

[@Izumi-abc]

Some well kept grass!

[@sarahlamb2333]

Although my corso is seriously hard work at times because she just doesn't see the point in obedience she is incredibly intuitive towards me.. I think if someone wants an easier more obedient dog then choose the rottweiler but that depends on individual dog of any breed lineage matters for nature & trainability

[@williamalexander6962]

I own a Rottweiler and they are ADD. It's serious. They're not stupid they just have a very short attention span which makes it more difficult to train.

[@captainrogers2542]

Mine doesn’t. You guys own bad like Rottweilers and blame the breed. My Rottweiler is a beast and doesn’t have any focus problems. They are way smarter than cane corsos could ever get.

[@timmurdock9635]

I tell my rottweiler stay. I can walk a block away from him he will not move for cats, squirrels or anything until I tell him he can move.

[@davids5006]

Just like kids, they are all different!

[@bmxriderforlife1234]

My corso puppy is showing to be a bit of a sensitive type but you can tell her actual pain tolerance is silly. Vet gave her a vax and she didnt even care.

[@lydiakadlec9150]

I have owned both and by far the mastiff breed as a whole are quite dumb. My last mastiff, The corso, nickname was dummy dumbsin. Both however very good and loving animals. I believe it’s a personal preference they both make great pets.

[@ProsperityManifested11000]

I basically totally agree with that to many people get butt hurt. The corso is better at raw protection but the rotty is just a better family dog that wont murder the mailman, if you tell it not to.

[@edschoenfeld9935]

I saw a vidio of a cop chasing suspect hopped fence to chase rotti on other side.Cop hit dog hard with night stick knocked dog down.2 sec later dog back up shaked off and chased cop over fence.The cop was in shock and disbelief.Both breeds are great and loyal,That said not for everybody need special respect and knowledge of breed

[@johnnyd9001]

Water buddy they need water. Always water near by. Beautiful dogs.

[@wildcatpker120]

My doberman is the smartest dog I have been around. He shares a home with a rottweiler. My rott listens to me no matter situation(1.5 y/o)My doberman pushes the limits, but he has been better knowing he/rottie need to do what dad says and theyll get good treat. Dogs arent all the same, and I understand, but if i clap my hands in an upright position my rottweiler knows he needs to listen . My rottie was picked multiple times during basic obedience class to be the example dog

[@ArianMo]

Rottweilers in expirienced hands are the best dog's for Family and Family protection 💪🏼

[@Bonitaslifestyle]

My rottie loves grass

[@dajasper]

That rotty is also very young compared to that cane corso

[@user-wx8ll7ts6t]

Yep, 98lb, is that it? Then I heard he’s a puppy so that explains it. Male fully grown Rotties can be 120-130lb, 98lb fully grown more the weight of a female

[@bobeech9728]

My 6mo rottweiler Mack loves eating grass 😅.. maybe it's a rottie thing 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@montag4516]

It's good for his digestive system. That's why he naturally like to eat some of it, certainly not for it's bland flavor. Just do your best to keep him from eating grass that's been freshly sprayed with pesticides or other chemicals and such.

[@reptileman8943]

You are like a butterfly !

[@xclusivez9410]

ROTTWEILERS - ALL THE WAY. #1 CHOICE.

[@chadcobanovich6509]

Respectfully the Rottweiler is much more intelligent. My Marshall knew over 30 hand signal commands. I also dog sit for my closest friends that have a 2 year old Cane Corso. I do agree on the Corso being more protective. I would say mean over protective. And I'm a professional in my own opinion and that would be backed by 100's of close friends.

[@ejonesjones23]

Our rotterman also has a small attention span well say something he shouldn't do and 5 min later he'll still be doing it

[@ArianMo]

Show me a Cane Corso with Schutzhund 3 ,IGP Title or something like this........Rottweiler is a legend,cane corso is a fashion dog like american bully or french bully

[@WPcxeWPcxe]

1 thing I've noticed of Rottweilers they are extremely stubborn you really have to show them you are the boss. Otherwise they are great dogs.

[@harky3935]

So true they act like they are the boss so you have to really teach them ur the boss

[@amilcarlopez6861]

There’s no way cane corso are smarter than Rottweiler this guys generalized he needs to know the history of Rottweiler breed.

[@jaberjaber131]

The Rottweiler was used to reinvent or reintroduce the modern day Corso , the Rottweiler itself was reintroduced in the last century , the current Neapolitan mastiff is a reintroduction and it was used to help recreate the corso , and so many unethical American breeders are just throwing in any breed they like to get bigger and better looking dogs , if you're looking to get a corso be patient and research the breeders and the exact standard for the dog . educate yourself about the breed, my friends are paying thousands of dollars for health care like surgery on the hips , the dog reached 200 pounds at one year old . everyone who owns a corso is suddenly an expert . I've been wanting to get one for a long time , but I couldn't find a good breeder in twenty years . get yourself a good old American bulldog instead , they're healthy and mentally stable

[@mcwendel8066]

120 to 140 pounds for Rottweiler seems awfully big. Any Rottweiler I’ve ever seen that size is usually obese.

[@gagebenson7898]

You gotta show dominance over a cane corso even as a puppy they’ll growl mean as hell if you grab them wrong until you put them in place like mom would and then they understand that’s big dog that’s alpha he is not to be messed with and I should listen to my owner. Don’t need to be abusive to show dominance either

[@teresatanasi5143]

Rotties were herding dogs. IMHO as someone who has worked with herding and working dogs ( Rough Collies, Shetland Sheepdog,English Shepherds,Australian Cattle Dogs. Border Collies,Australian Shepherds ( lost their working ability as they have been bred for looks), three f the Belgium herding dogs, Dutch Shepherds, and GSDs. Australian Cattle Dogs, Dutch Shepherds, smartest I have worked with. Either will die for you.

[@adventuresofperseus945]

Lmao ADD that is so.dam true. Especially when I take my pup out to got potty if he sees so.ethi g or hears so.ething he will stop whatever he's doing even in mid poo. I do have to say that all.the dogs I've had in my opinion that rotties are a bit smarter. Well I guess quick learners any way. Never had a cane corse tho.