ALL ABOUT LIVING WITH CANE CORSO

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The Cane Corso is an Italian Mastiff with impeccable guarding and companion qualities. This breed is an incredible watch dog as well as work out buddy. The Cane Corso makes when exercised and socialized is an incredible house pet. This breed can be active in the streets and chill in the house provided given proper leadership and structure.

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[@aliciamae8817]

How are Corsos with children? I do have one child and I'm interested in getting a Corso for our family. I love big dog breeds and I'd love to have a Corso. Although I've also never come across a breeder for this specific breed in my area. I live in Ontario Canada and I wouldn't know where about to find one, but these dogs are beautiful and I am definitely interested in owning one in the future.

[@xCarlsburgx]

I'm no expert on this breed and I've never owned one personally but in my shop where I used to work at, an older man used to come in with his old corso and I know that he had grandchildren who used to visit on a regular basis so I presume they could get on.

[@tieshagatlin4656]

I have a cane corso and i have to say they are very protective over its family. however they require alot of training. if they dont have the proper training they can be aggressive.

[@ineedanamazingname]

Depending on where you are in Ontario, I know there are a bunch of breeders in Michigan. No idea if they are reputable or reliable, but they are present. Might be a place to look for more specific answers. My understanding of the breed is that the early socialization is the key. And that the kids are respectful.

[@panosparaskeuaidis3174]

Tiesha Gatlin p

[@dlholmes111]

My 10 year old male Cane Corso Romulus was killed in a fight with a mountain lion last summer. He died as he lived, he fought many hogs, mountain lions, wolves, coyotes, and bears through the years while protecting my home and livestock. But finally he got to old. A cougar next to my home, surprised Romulus, and pulled him into a deep ditch upside down, and pulled his head between two small trees where he could not move. The cougar then tore open his throat, by the time I got to him it was to late. My other male Cane Corso chased the cat off. Romulus pulled himself from the ditch, and he died at my feet. I miss him. Cane Corsos are great dogs.

[@sleeboysik]

dlholmes111 your dog sounds awesome, rip Romulus

[@stewartsaurus5796]

Romu will rest in my heart.

[@jabari189684]

Thank you for this story

[@LooserNERO]

dlholmes111 soo sad

[@tanmaytiwari7907]

RIP Romulus . . .

[@newyorkval1478]

I'm a locksmith who answered a midnight call for an auto lockout last year. As I walked toward the car, the 'customer' cracked me in the eye, and said he was taking my van. My 130 lb. Corso came out of the passenger window, over the top of the guy's stolen car, and 'ragdolled' the guy over and over while he BEGGED for mercy. By the time I left the scene, his clothes looked like confetti, and so did he.

[@reversepolarity8981]

Yeah, sure it did. Unbelievable how owners of these so called "power breeds" are so insecure and pathetic.

[@Goldenxbih]

Lmaooo exactly.

[@WUZZY71]

@@reversepolarity8981 c'mon we know you're a fat fuck living with momma.. and acting like a tough guy on the interwebz

[@darkest8079]

guys chill.dont be mean.the guy who got thrashed by new yorks cane corso was ex libris dad

[@letsbehonesthoney.1038]

@@WUZZY71 the literal same could be said to you lol.

[@asiazjane1755]

I'm terrified of dogs and my old had neighbor moved in with a Cane Corso. They'd leave her alone outside a lot so we'd talk to her from the window or porch and say hi to her and she started treating us like family. She'd unlatch her gate and come over to our house. Sweetest dog I've ever met.

[@YoungoneNL]

A person like this woman, with common sense can handle every powerful breed. You do very well 👍

[@refelixia]

Agree 100000%

[@Iggy1956]

They are very low energy dog. I have mine for 13 years now. Super friendly and very cuddly. Very calm. She is not doing anything special. Is the dog itself that loves to lay down and relax for the most part!

[@winter8519]

@@Iggy1956 Stop saying bullshit you are just bored to move your fat ass and get the dog out

[@ne9835]

@@winter8519 Damn!!

[@saajidrasheed8707]

How do you know she has common sense ..

[@candigirl6]

My Corso Zeus was the greatest investment I ever made. He is intensely loyal to me and is very protective. He is a massive 135 pounds at 2 years old. Training was awesome because he was very easily trainable for me. He follows command words and hand gestures. He is a warm pillow in the winter and my huggy bear at night. When we go out together people ooo! and ahh! and always stop to ask questions about him. He is absolutely gorgeous and I couldn't imagine my life without him in it.

[@AkiFrm63]

Candi Cane i dont know if i should get one becouse i have a lot of work to do (job,kids ect..) can you tell me please if this breed needs A LOT work . becouse i dont have so much time .. i can take him for running in the morning and at evening .. is that enough for him? (and i would train him in free time)

[@candigirl6]

Speaking from my experiences with Corso's , this breed needs their share of exercise. Being so energetic, athletic and agile, I have to allow time to let Zeus just run to his heart's content (his speed is amazing by the way). But above all, he requires personal interaction and lots of companionship. Because this breed lives for their family, its possible for them to become destructive if left alone too much. Also, time for socialization is a must. So there is quite a bit of work involved, especially raising from a pup.

[@rickjames7483]

Candi Cane Do you ever leave him alone, and what type of training to leave him alone?

[@hannahkelsey5654]

Candi Cane I have 2 cane corso zues and onyx

[@oliviajimenezdean1980]

Candi Cane I have a cane corso name Zeus too.

[@shomarimcfadden5499]

I just had to put down my cane corso which i had for years since i was i teenager im now 24. She was such a loyal and beautiful dog, i felt safe when she was around. Im sorry to vent to you all but i jus needed to tell everyone enjoy your loved ones including pets because you dont when the last time your gonna see them. May god be with you all!!

[@maddoxtazz]

I am so sincerely sorry for your incredible loss. I was a cat person until my daughter brought home a lab chow puppy mix at 3 months old who ended up being my dog. I love this video as I am a pet sitter dog walker I'm not. advertising I'm just saying what I do and why I listen to different videos on different breeds of dogs. I rescued a Stafford Terrier boxer mix everybody says he's a pit bull that's fine I don't really care what they call him. I always wanted a Cane Corsol. I've had to put down many of cats and when I had for 18 years my condolences go out to you that you lost your dog. I have a 15 year old lab Chow mix and I am not looking forward to the day that he crosses the Rainbow Bridge.

[@akashdeep-db1ff]

@@maddoxtazz you're the coolest dog owner cuz you rescue dogs

[@letsbehonesthoney.1038]

Shomari mcfadden thank you and to you as well

[@natehernandez4591]

Would you recommend a corso for me ? I stay home 24/7 due to being sick n just want an emotional support dog an the only dog I got my eyes on is a cane corso ?

[@lazios]

If every dog owner had the intelligence of this woman there would be no problems with any breed of dog (Corso or any other); unfortunately there are too many idiots in the world (not just for having dogs but it would be a long discussion for a youtube comment). However they are wonderful and lucky dogs (and the husband of this beautiful lady is luckier than them). Congratulations and sorry for my eng.

[@gailblanc8920]

Definitely!! I agree!!

[@dannygarcia4822]

If every woman on this planet would have half the intelligence that she possess this world would be a much better place to live!!! Lol.

[@pauldavies5655]

THIS WOMAN DOES NOT KNOW DOGS --- PLAIN TO SEE !

[@tired6971]

@@dannygarcia4822 If every person in general. It’s not a gender thing. If you really want to make it one then you would know that men cause more problems in the world.

[@krisileadams8354]

Same thing I was thinking

[@scotelliott8577]

A clean breath of fresh air. Intelligent owner, well structured interview, very informative. Wonderful breed. That female was perfectly content through the entire episode. 👍👍👍

[@1hallonut]

These dogs are happiest when being loved, we have a giant who is timid like a little pup but he has shown his protective abilities without eating anyone, thanks for that we protect our pittie too and keep trouble from finding them. Of course the big guy gets the worse of any kind of protective nature. Not fair but that is how it is.

[@The1towatchout4]

Awesome breed! How can you not want one? During the whole interview her female just stayed there loving her rubs! Big dog that has athleticism and intelligence. ....perfect!

[@animalobsessed1]

She said she wouldn't take the breed to a dog park because if something happens, it would be her dog's fault. Some people prefer dogs that can be trusted around other dogs. So that might be the kind of person who wouldn't want one. In case you weren't actually serious with your question "Who can not want one?", I apologize. They also shed more than she makes it sound.

[@The1towatchout4]

animalobsessed1 I for one stay clear of dog parks!!!! Nothing but rookie dog owners who just got done watching an episode of the Dog Whisper and think they know about dog behavior. Nothing but shit toy breeds that are un socialized. Please my best friend bought a Cane Corso back in the early 90's before anyone even knew what this breed was, so I'm very familiar with this breed. Most Corso's won't start the fight but heaven help you they won't back down. Mostly every breed sheds. Corso's shed less than most hairy breed of dog. Now go elsewhere and get your troll on!

[@animalobsessed1]

+The Dog Guy ah, okay, sorry for taking you seriously then. Though you are right about dog parks and Cesar Milan

[@truthfulguysantana544]

animalobsessed1 dog parks are more of a modern thing I wouldn't prefer them at all to people. I have a APBT and a chihuahua/daschund mix and I only do socialize play dates with other dogs I do not trust dog parks. It's only for the safety of my dogs I'm just not that type of owner who likes playing Russian roulette with my dogs.

[@aubsarg0222]

The Dog Guy yes they are amazing dogs!! I have a male, and he is the coolest dog I've ever encountered, tons of laughter that's for sure

[@MrT-nh6di]

Smart owner when it comes to these breed of dogs, she understands how to play the pack leader and don't let the Cane Corsos lead her great owner.

[@DomsGameRoom]

Really beautiful dogs, I had a 135 lb Blue Brindle Cane Corso named Leonidus, incredible family dog. Much like she said in the video he wouldn't run away for anything, very protective of the home and property but very placid in public unless they sense something is wrong. He was able to knock over a 7x10 wooden fence to chase an intruder out of our back yard, they are insanely strong. Unfortunately he had to be put down after he defended my girlfriend from 2 stray dogs that attacked her, he killed both of them but they took out his eye and ripped open too many blood vessels and he didn't make it to the vet.

[@darrelthompson3941]

DomsGameRoom BS ‼️

[@DomsGameRoom]

Darrel Thompson I don't really gain anything by lying on KZbin but ok

[@aubsarg0222]

DomsGameRoom awe that breaks my heart!!! I'm telling you these dogs are a special kind of breed your lucky to encounter....

[@riskaddictionrc]

DomsGameRoom sorry for your loss. we rescued a cane corso and long story short ill never own another breed after ours. They truly live for their owners. We love ours to death.

[@realmoney6591]

+DomsGameRoom sorry for your loss

[@NicolePoliskey]

I just lost my baby and he would sit with me like that all day if I let him. I had 8 of the best years with him and I miss his beautiful face. I have had many dogs over my lifetime and the Cane Corso is the most loyal, connected dog I have had. She is so right that you can not leave them, they love their family and would be devastated. I will say mine did have a favorite :) I am so fortunate it was me. I miss my Shams so much!

[@aubsarg0222]

Nicole Poliskey ya it's sad they die so quickly, I hope mine lives a long prosperous life, because I've also have had many breeds, and when it comes to the French mastiff or Italian mastiff, it's like losing a child more so than a dog..... my French mastiff died at only three years old, so now I have a cane Corso, but man I still cry every time I think of my beautiful Kierra

[@NicolePoliskey]

Good luck with your new baby! You are right, I am having such a hard time with this loss. My baby was diagnosed almost a year ago with lymphoma and we tried everything, including 6 months of chemo but it didn't help and it broke my heart. He was still so vibrant until the last two weeks of his life but then his throat swelled and he was suffering. He passed away at home surrounded by his family and on his mommas lap where he loved to be. So sorry about your girl, she was so young :( Your new baby will have many years by your side xx

[@The1towatchout4]

Nicole Poliskey Sorry for your loss. They live in our hearts!

[@YGELLYPIKER]

Hi Nicole,ilost my staffie max 8 years ago and typing this has got me all teary again,still miss him so much.

[@NicolePoliskey]

Thank you both so very much! xoxo. They do live on in our hearts! I needed these comments, I just had a break down in the pet store a few hours ago and I think the lady who worked there thought I was crazy

[@tomazapat8749]

i like how honest she is and how she takes time and explain how important is to exercise dogs i think that should be mentioned every time when we talk about dogs

[@jamesrobertson4115]

RIP Bleau! She spot on. My Bleau was 10 when he passed and 1 of the best breeds or dogs I've ever had.

[@wondster]

The owner is spot on with her corso observations. I do not take my corso, Zara, (fawn, female) to dog parks. It's a set up for failure since folks easily fault corsos as the instigator of any questionable interaction with another dog breed. I agree about socialization occurring through exposure being the ideal approach for corsos because they are alert and guardy dogs. Zara doesn't care to greet all dogs. Other dogs have barked or reacted to her size and Zara responds by being a calm stoic sphinx just quietly observing the situation and waiting to takes her cue from me. Exposing corsos to as a variety of stimuli is a fabulous way to train along with hand walking! Zara doesn't flinch around teens flying by on skateboards, bicycles, or even firework displays.

[@gayraw]

Might be the most informative video yet of a specific bread.. Hats off to you!

[@ltn_fernandez]

"bread"

[@MrManmonkeyman]

"bread"

[@chaucerparks5941]

I agree, she's totally on point. 👍

[@MRLAGERO]

michael westrick: pumpernickel.

[@nuke2099]

Not really. She missed out the most important part about the breed or at least it's ancestors. They were bred for war by the Romans and Rome had entire regiments of these dogs.

[@serrahlowe8839]

by FAR the best video on Cane Corso. Well done (from a female owner who prob weighs less than my dog LOL!!!) Positive training and a lot of love xx

[@KarlaLopez-fw9mt]

LOVE how she said the socialization part, just perfect

[@Stravvberries]

I had a Corso for a while. She was very attentive and protective of me. She imprinted on me when I was 10, so my parents didn’t think it was safe for me to have all the control over a dog that weighed more than I did. She ended up attacking my 7 y/o sister because she got too close to me. It was so sad to give her up. I still miss her 10 years later :,(

[@xxmyspac]

this woman needs her own training videos she sounds like she knows what she's doing

[@sexxycowgurl88]

face of just ice you should know what you're doing before you get ANY breed ur not familiar with. Common sense. She isn't special just educated. Idiots r why dogs get the gas chamber

[@aaronespinoza5806]

sexxycowgurl88 i would say she's barely educated. but her dog's don't work just lay In the house all day. she also kept contradicting herself. first says they arent good outside but then says they require a lot of exercises....lol she's an idiot. any dog with some actual drive I would bet my house she ends up giving that dog away or selling because he's"too aggressive."

[@ConnorLipke]

She's annoying lmao. She bullshitted her way through the entire video. If her dogs were properly trained, she wouldn't be scared to bring them to the park. She trained them the way she needed them: lazy house dogs.

[@Mr20564]

No she doesn’t know everything 1 there are Runners , 2 they won’t leave your house unless they’re on the leash 3 you must Walk them everyday for 1 Mile

[@conformistbastard2763]

She talks like a teenager. She crates the giant dogs. She has absolutely no backyard or run room for three massive dogs. Shes like an idiot like literally like really like like like like

[@isthisallthereis7083]

She seems like a very knowledgeable and responsible dog owner! More people should be like this

[@shunkajun]

What a wonderful video and a wonderful woman speaker Annie is, I never found myself bored or wanting to watch something else while she was speaking, and what a great learning experience just watching it as well. I highly recommend this video to not only Corso owners, potential owners but dog lovers of every breed, it is all applicable. Thank you so much Annie !

[@suekocher3274]

I can't love this enough. You understand what socialization is--getting comfortable and non-reactive about normal everyday things. Not meeting and greeting every dog and person. Well done! I have Kangal Dogs and they are also a breed that tends to attract thugs who want a "protection dog" that will attack people. You don't need the liability! You just need a deterrent, and these dogs work great for that.

[@robinblankenship9234]

Remarkably intelligent and intuitive. Very considerate and affectionate. A true sense of humor and playful. Responsible and respectful. A darn near perfect dog.

[@beangelica2540]

Black and blue and brindle are the most beautiful colors on this dogd

[@woolooloo2352]

Charlie And Lola yea blue is my favourite but I like fawn aswell

[@jennast-martin6191]

Charlie And Lola and Hazel too! i really love the formentino color!!!

[@sixpathssebas1568]

Charlie And Lola and Hazel too! Black and goldish is cute on a dog too

[@hannahkelsey5654]

Charlie And Lola and Hazel too! I have a black named zues and a blue named onyx

[@pampinese3641]

Best video on cc!! Your explanation of the breed was spot on, nice to see you aren't bragging about titles but the importance of actually the work and commitment it takes to raise a headstrong breed. Thx for sharing your knowledge!

[@FernandaFerreira-eo6sp]

What a pleasure to listen to a responsible, respectful dog owner! Thanks for the valuable teachings! Your kids are just amazing!!! And beautiful!

[@cmebckkd]

I have a 4 year old male pitbull and a 1.5 year old male Cane Corso. They sleep together, play together, and workout together. They don't fight or hunch each other. I corrected them when I noticed bad actions. It's all in how you raise them. Obviously they don't share a bone or food bowl. My dogs have their flaws but not in their relationship.

[@greetings.haveaniceday.7162]

cmebckkd TEACH ME YOUR TRAINING WAYS

[@greetings.haveaniceday.7162]

Maynard Runkle Negative.

[@sexxycowgurl88]

Maynard Runkle your stupid a pit couldn't kill a mastiff/corso. true APBTs are beta not alpha. They don't make good guard dogs. Research what they were bred for and what a true APBT is vs a freak mixee with bulldog or mastiff. I bet u believe Hulk the 170lb "pit" is breed standard

[@stevehash158]

sexxycowgurl88 hehe true a pit with 225psi jaw preassure wont do shit vs a cane corso lol... Only dog that will beat it is a persa Canario but i still think in some cases the cane would at least do dmg..

[@drebodollaz3504]

You don’t have a pitbull my friend

[@edwinstorz702]

I have a friend with 2 kids, both Children were raised with the Breed and i was floored with the Corso behavior around all Children and i even seen for myself just how smart they are when it comes to Guarding the Home when they are gone, even after meeting the Breed and spent time around him, still he kept me at Bay and men't it. Thanks For Sharing.

[@hydrofarming1140]

My cane corso is like the energizer rabbit he never stops, i own a lot of different dogs and breeds but the cane corso, at least mine, acts like a child he is very playful and can run fast for long distances, he is also very vocal makes a lot of noises but does not often bark. Still a pup only a year and a few months old, now starting to fill out a little he is about 110 lbs.

[@shanesmith9612]

same bro same

[@James-vg8bn]

Mine too. Very active and high energy. 9 months old

[@tonibauer2949]

He’s not a puppy, he is now a teenage dog!

[@eddietreacy5256]

Probably from a line that has some boxer in it

[@jordanaconito8249]

That's a big boy

[@Janeway1269]

Thank you for explaining what "socialization" is really all about. Excellent description! As mastiffs go, I'm so happy that Cane Corsos haven't suffered much yet from show people and misguided macho heads who like to make big dogs even bigger. Zeke makes wonderful videos but I have so often made points about how dogs are being ruined by being made bigger, with loose skin and too much weight. Cane Corsos overall are still tight, lean, fit dogs that move well for dogs that can get to 100 pounds or more. They usually don't get MUCH higher than 100. THAT is a large athletic animal! And it's a much more comfortable body for a dog to live its life in. May they stay that way.

[@matthewtrabue2556]

Everything she said about the Cane is so true. I have had two. My oldest died but my male who was the runt of the litter is so awesome! Love this breed! Would never own any other type. Not for everyone. Damn loyal to the end! God Bless the Cane Corso!

[@alliechampagne1404]

Your sound footing of the concept of DEFERENCE, dog behavior, especially appropriate for these powerful & potentially headstrong dogs is commendable. I appreciate your honesty, intelligence & eloquence. Senza Tempo could definitely learn a lot from you....although she'd likely never admit it.

[@kingsheetYT]

Corso's learn so fast , they have so much love for their owner . They dont initiate conflict but they dont back down .They wait until the last moment to get approval from their owner to attack or take action . They are very understanding and have great guarding skills . Its probably the greatest dog breed . They have literally everything you can ask for in a companion . I have a 2 year old Female that weighs 130 lbs and whenever my fiancé and I pretend fight she comes running and pushes her away by jumping on her . She makes sure daddy is protected at all costs . I love her so much . They do have frequent allergies as they grow older so be ready to see vets every few months . Lastly , no treat is too much for her , their jaws are strong with a bite force of 700 psi . They can devour last treats like its a soft chew .

[@hasiynafall1668]

I just got a 8 week puppy can I leash walk her already

[@kingsheetYT]

@@hasiynafall1668 if you are in a community building then you may wana use leash because people will complain to management . On walks , you should definitely use leash because any human that passes by you giving a bad vibe will make your baby jump on them lol . My girl has leash on but i dont hold it if I am alone with her because she stays close to me and walks with me with or without leash . Training leashes are good idea so they can listen to you on one pull . Good training early on goes a long way .

[@briebaby837]

THANK YOU FOR ADVOCATING FOR CRATE TRAINING! Vet staff everywhere thanks you!

[@jessicadubowski6487]

These corsos are so beautiful & trained so well! GOALS

[@mendesdecarvalho385]

Life time

[@matthewvega3848]

What an amazing interview, this woman kills interviews 👏 🙌 👌

[@toddferguson4571]

Very helpful. This woman has her stuff together. I didnt hear a bunch of “oh you cant leave the dog alone” “oh someone has to stay home with the dog all day”

[@shrekscumslut1341]

I had a Cane Corso he was my childhood dog i was with him my whole life since i was born and we let his ears down...their better looking with down ears its natural for them and their amazing dogs i love them so much his name was Shadow and i remember the times people would stare at me and my good old dog (i was around 2) playing in the backyard ruffly jumping and rolling in the mud Their loyal dogs and will takr a bullet for their loved ones Shadow was a blue brindle dog the onlu problem was that he was never socialized because hr was abused.....and had a perminent fear of men my father and brothers are the only men he ever trusted He was the best dog that i ever had and i miss him dearly (he was uthanized because of his old age and sadly cancer also) R.I.P Shadow Best friends Now and Forever 💙💙🐶🐶

[@lovelesssevensins6014]

I'm discovering this breed bexause of Rachel from Senza Tempo Cane Corso and been addicted to see how beautiful they are. She certainly teaches me how to be a responsible owner

[@pamelajoyce91]

Very wise words from this sensible clued up lady. Excellent

[@constantdarkfog49]

All family dogs require work, so we are happy & the dog is happy. Your an amazing owner, with great knowledge of this wonderful breed, Thank you

[@bigrivercanecorso3471]

I’ve watched this episode no less than 10 times! Love your channel and she’s an amazing breeder! Definitely have learned a lot and taken the info into my small breeding program

[@thefostfam]

we just got our first cane corso puppy and this breed is by far my favorite type ever! Their temperament is amazing. So sweet but protective!

[@villanelle715]

Just found this documentary. Thank you! So, many questions answered.

[@frankparoutoflovefci571]

I love the way the information was delivered. Thank you so much!!

[@Babesofthepower1113]

She’s such a well informed dog owner. Powerful breeds must have knowledgeable and consistent owners

[@MUSCLEMANHOOD]

I really enjoyed this interview. Thank you.

[@727killuminati]

Thank you 🙏🏾, I had so much fun watching and learned a lot from everything you said

[@mischeife4084]

Yet another awesome video! Love the way you do these videos, really easy to watch, informative and gets to the point. Its so handy for people (like me) who may not get the opportunity to be able to meet these breeds and figure out what they are like, this gives an insight into the characteristics of the breed which i may not have known otherwise! Also, gotta love the malinois in the window watching the ball get thrown!!

[@RaresAntalut]

This is an absolutely amazing breed! Like you said - impeccable guarding and companion qualities. They're really good with children and surprisingly with any small animal(we once shared a house with a female corso, a cat, two hamsters and 2 budgies). Socialization is key.

[@patriotone755]

It’s great to see such dedication and training in dog ownership! Great job!!

[@LifeofLadisa]

Thank you so much for having informative videos about the corsos! We need more of these!!

[@nyikomaluleke7411]

Really cleared up the socialization aspect Very helpful

[@GetITrightMrfresh]

I like the way this lady train her dogs. and keep them under control prefect supervision

[@rleewall7919]

Gorgeous breed! Story well told. Now - how to get my wife on board :-)

[@trevorobest6372]

Just send her the stories of these heroic dogs. The stories will tug at heart strings

[@NahimasVids]

Just show her this video. I’m a wife who was not on board. I’m just studying the breed as we apply to adopt one. Seeing a woman handle this helps. This is how I run my house anyways (I was military). They’re like kids lol

[@ZaidShaikhrecruiting]

When you figure it out share here too 🤪🤪🤪

[@afitnesstechdiva2115]

@@NahimasVids same here!

[@ProTutor100]

Don't be whipped. Just go and get one and tell her you got one. Man up!

[@kosmic85]

this is such an amazing video. you show a great level of leadership, calm and understanding in how to train and educate a dog. loved every second of it. well done 👏👏👏

[@sweanna1]

Such a great owner! She really know her dogs and their needs. ❤️👍

[@ChurchTelevision]

I love this breed. I want to see this dog hunt big game. This breed protected a woman I know from her husband who tried to stab her to death. the Corso held him until the cops were called.

[@LiberatedSaint]

ChuuchTelevision n.

[@realmoney6591]

that's what they will do but u have to train them

[@realmoney6591]

+BeeJay Tibbs you have a pretty profile pic

[@seewobble7048]

What a shame the dog didn't do the world a favor and rid it of that man.

[@alliii835]

Real Money u dont have to train a corso or any guarding breed for that matter to protect u

[@brendanperry6429]

I've always been a very tough critic when it comes to dog owners. Having bred, raised, shown & trained West 🇩🇪 German 🇩🇪 show 🐕‍🦺 line 🐕‍🦺 Shepherds for the past 25 years; there's been a lot of babysitting & hand holding with customers along the way. So yeah, over time as I stated earlier; I've become a tough critic. If the dog owner truly gets it; he/she 99.9% of the time will have no issues with the dog as time progresses. I was very impressed with everything this girl said and does with her dogs! As a first time Corso owner, expanding to owning 3; WoW! She trains, disciplines when necessary & properly socialized all 3 dogs. Yup, she gets an A+ for all that she does with these dogs. I always say when it comes to working dogs: " They have to respect you to ❤ you". They ALL truly ❤ her!!!

[@gerardsaintlouis397]

Great video. Fantastic insight on the breed. And the lady is a remarkable trainer!

[@Donna20562]

Shes wonderful, truly knows her dogs.I think you should have your own show. You have lots of great information to share, could help lots of pet owners❤️

[@dudelydoright1954]

That was an excellent interview young man, thank you.

[@eezeegeezaa]

I love my monsters! hard work but very rewarding. They are over sized lap-dogs. We have 2 Italian imports and 1 Siberian. We have fed raw since 6 weeks with great results. One is junior akbc champion but all now well above breed standards. My eldest is 65kg at 14 months! but still lean. Makes you wonder about these standards. They have great pedigrees not just 5 gen as most advertised. We are registered with 4 bodies and have masses of paperwork. These need the right owner to give its needs. Lots of structure, exercise and great diet = great dog. Thanks for the video brother, I will be sending you one soon as I get chance. God Bless

[@TheSNOTTBALL]

YourBrother you have a siberian husky or a Corso import from siberia

[@eezeegeezaa]

+TheSNOTTBALL Corso

[@UKtilly]

Those dags are lucky to have such a wonderful owner.

[@samali4327]

Do you like dags?

[@crazycanecorsolady]

Great video thanks Annie Wildmoser and Dogumentary TV great video about my fav breed!!

[@frankjames4743]

Wonderful interview. Her insight, reasoning and knowledge about dogs/cane corso she expressed very well and easy to understand.

[@Moretutorialcvs]

I Love, Love, Love!!! the way you're explaining your way of disciplining the dogs, plus how you pass your hand and caress them...I really am falling for you...You are a beautiful person...I love my dogs...

[@Mies78]

Gorgeous. The dogs too.

[@Billyward1019]

Michel van dijk lol

[@user-rr5kn4nn6w]

Love this lady! I wish people like this were more prevalent! Excellent video

[@phillyyahudin215]

Yeah they seem like they have a stress free life and everything is in sync, along with her knowledge of the breed great job.

[@raydick6053]

you got your stuff together salute. ..

[@Crushin123]

I like her style (and SUPER easy on the eyes!)...i love my Corso - ive had other large breeds, but this breed, seems to have a great balance of fun and chill. Be warned - they SNORE at night! lol

[@danieladanis439]

great video, THX for the valueable information!

[@spencerfarmer07]

Thanks for the video! Answered a lot of questions I had on the breed!

[@CammieScott]

love this so much!

[@tebatsorubenmanabile9064]

Trust me dog's 🦮🦮🐕‍🦺🐕‍🦺 will love 💘❤💕you till forever unlike human beings

[@lawrencel1140]

love the drone footage,

[@uperrsc]

Most dog breed informational videos are very poorly made, so I was thrilled to see one made with quality in every aspect. Great info, well presented, great editing, great sound, great lighting, great everything really. Kudos and thanks for the great vid!

[@kels0379]

This was soooo informative! I have been thinking of getting a Cane Corso, but I am trying my best to find out as much about them to make sure it will be the right dog for me. Thank you

[@chuckv5150]

Gorgeous dogs. Their serious expression and jaw line make them look extremely intimidating is also what makes them such a beautiful dog. I don't think most people realize the liability and responsibility that goes along with owning this type of dog. I would love one but those two things keep me from owning one. Great video and very informative.

[@jacobgodinet4704]

I love this....thank you...

[@tylers4163]

She is a very detailed speaker and very informed dog owner.

[@devlinmkd777]

Loved the documentary! I love all of.your docos actually! She was great and her dogs, beautiful!

[@candigirl6]

Love the Corso's...my sister has 2 massive boys: Huck and Angus as well as 2 Frenchies: Quinn and Lilo. She has done an awesome job training them over the years...and all 4 dogs get along so well with each other and their buddies that they socialize with often. When people first see the boys they are afraid and ready to run for their lives until she let's them know that they don't behave aggressively. They are very lovable and I'm always prepared to get drooled on when they see me. As for me...I'm a Rottie girl.

[@susanneturner80]

this is a fantastic video on the breed! i'm so glad that it was pointed out that this breed is NOT for everyone and also not a great dog park candidate!. I have a 6 month old that i take to work and train daily. I love every bit of her but she is definitely not an 'easy' dog. they need constant and positive training. If you don't love the work or time involved don't get a cc :)

[@markthackstone7488]

What a great dog owner! Such a good ambassador for good dog ownership! thanks for sharing

[@sirawesomemcdouglas5720]

My neighbor had two, i loved seeing them outside with the kids. They are awesome.

[@freddyclaudio7932]

I love how she woke up for a second when she said “dog park”.

[@Lovely-ry9do]

Actually corsos were breed for war. "Corso" comes from the latin word "cohors" which means somewhat like army. So they were actually bred for a purpose. Their fearless and protective character shows it still

[@seanmoore9878]

no their ancestors were. Corsos were bred from those war dogs called Molossus

[@degrodawa6262]

Thank you for interview, very helpful

[@miles8235]

Great video mate, thank you for producing such great content; keep up the good work!

[@ZombieChimpanzee]

I have to say, all the mastiffs are pretty cool as far as big dogs go. they seem to be pretty useful and fun dogs to have around. they seem to have found their "job" in the modern world better than a lot of other dogs. their skills and breeding seem to have transferred over to living in houses today.

[@WILD__THINGS]

These dogs have always reminded me of a mix between a Presa Canario and a Boxer.

[@dodo19923]

Thats because most corsos are bred in with boxer nowadays, not individually but the westernized breed as a whole. It's the facial shape for me that does it. Having seen a few of the original type corsos down in italy, what the breed should actually be like, most U.S/UK corsos and other parts of the world, the undershot bite shows they're basically a glorified boxer

[@namrylth432]

There are a lot of Cane Corsos with the boxer blood, unfortunately. However, it didn’t originate here, the boxer was actually first introduced into the Corso breed in Italy. They may have breeders who kept to the original type, but they were the original ones to go with boxer influence

[@titanio784]

@@namrylth432 is true, in Italy the best place to get a real corso are the countryside of south and not the famous expo-farms...

[@mikedjjones]

I love mine. Cane Corso are a type of Bandog. They were bred to work & guard. Great dogs!

[@Moretutorialcvs]

I watched this video several times, & thank you!!! to want this type of dog, like you said requires commitment. You made it clear, this dog requires a family mentality. I Want one.

[@ultrared27]

3:38 sound asleep, “...park...?” Lol.

[@charlesbowen3944]

You don't have to worry about anyone breaking in when you have a cane Corso

[@lavoltare6307]

My sister with 3 little girls was broken into yesterday and i have passed on your video. Ty she will be purchasing one..

[@karter111]

Great Doc. Very well done. I believe you said all the right things.