How mother dogs handle disrespectful puppies: Part 2

I just wanted to provide an update on our sassy little black brindle female to demonstrate how she has progressed in a short time with the proper environment.
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[@imlew7853]

Calm/Submissive/Benevolent ........ this kind of atmosphere happens only with the presence of a strong pack leader. You don't excite them, they are very relaxed, happy and healthy. Like a concerned responsible parent, you control the possible excitement before it goes out of control and attention is almost impossible. The adult dogs have high regards to you and puppy sense it. I do hope they all end up with deserving parents. Don't hesitate to test their handling and share your "how to be a loving-responsible pack leader". There is no such thing as bad dogs, only bad owners. Always a pleasure to see a knowledgeable owner.

[@anagomes4422]

1000Kbaby Maybe the person doesn't understand that much about dogs as you - I SUPPOSE. If this is only about "anti feminism" or whatever, you know, there are female leaders in nature. Be careful, you can become as bitter and alienated as the feminists you criticize.

[@werewolfsaves2179]

sadly there are bad dogs. I have witnessed excellent owners have there dog bite and attack without reasonable cause. that is just another excuse for the bad dog. fortunately most dogs are wonderful pets.

[@keiths.9239]

Ira&Marissa Lew pack leader isnt a thing. They see you as much larger deadly animal.

[@oblaabangbang3625]

Ira&Marissa Lew yvabd ab co le si ma boi

[@recoveringsoul755]

1000Kbaby Please read the OP again. They are clearly referring to the HUMAN as the pack leader and not letting things get out of hand. Not the female dog, who actually DOES do the child rearing and teaching. There is a pecking order. Person at the top.

[@chelseebarber894]

I appreciate you letting them act on instinct and let them do what they do.

[@synocalpogman9131]

That's the best thing to do

[@evacody1249]

Well before they are given to any one it's important.

[@dynamicjaethought7788]

It's how puppies learn to socialize like a doggy school.

[@prashantgautam6228]

Yup

[@godiskungen27]

Ageee very very good of her not to step in. She did Exactely what She should.

[@brandonhowell4658]

So funny that people thought this pup was already ruined when watching pt.1. Thought it was forever aggressive. This is also why you never take a pup from a mom to early lol. 8 weeks minimum.

[@taniele84]

Right! One dude was saying she needs to be put down now before she hurts someone when she's older. Fucking disgusting. Kill her. And now look at her.

[@randomgirly-girlsav1506]

You right

[@purplelovrgrl]

brandon howell *too

[@Michelle-eu5eu]

Agreed, my female GSD came to me at 4.5 weeks (don't ask-not a good situation) she used to snarl and be aggressive because she did not get disciplined by her mom. I used to have to do it but scruffing her. She did outgrow it and she is not 10 years old and sweet. Still an Alpha female, but a good one. My male GSD loves her.

[@aamishazeem3770]

Man, my breeder fooled me and gave me a really young gsd! He's really indisciplined but I'm on it! He'll be a better dog soon. Whatever the case I can't ever think of giving him up to a shelter or someone, that's just like impossible and too insensitive for me to do

[@angelserenade]

the father is sitting in the corner like "Yep... that's why she's the queen"

[@waliul280]

Dogs do not have fatherly instincts. Thats why

[@wolfgangruca7130]

​@@waliul280 NO mom dog is the queen

[@lookupverazhou8599]

@@waliul280 No, the dad knows what he could do to stop it, and he knows that probably won't end well, so he let's mama take care of it while he attends to his real job of protecting the pack.

[@awellculturedmanofanime1246]

@@lookupverazhou8599 ye instincts are in work as always

[@Trill_kay215]

Is probably the alpha of the DOG pack and most alphas don’t do much in all of the wild mostly just reproduce, protect their status , and eat 😅

[@curtisleblanc5897]

"Preacher is 100% Italian" Me: The Dogfather. . . . . .

[@missmac564]

Lmao love it! 🤣

[@misscommentarycleveland7142]

😁

[@overlyactivetomatoyoutube2440]

Approved by the courts

[@kingstontahau2302]

He is such a beautiful dog

[@monds5550]

Dog Is God Spelled Backwards

[@snaggyc9970]

The best thing about this 3 part video is dad lol he wants no part of this situation, he sees mom means business and he doesn't want to be next 😂😂😂😂😂

[@jenniferperez3772]

He was probably like, "FORGET ABOUT IT!"

[@iamboumagik]

Hes good its all handled 😂

[@angiem.buchanan4686]

Lol agree

[@AngiAholic]

Don't mess with the momma.

[@plastic_cleopatra]

You know if he interfered the mama dog will attack him to stay out of it right?

[@jaysim3253]

This highlights how important it is for young pups to stay with their mother and littermates for at least the first two months. I cringe when I hear people talking about how they got their dogs at 5 weeks old.

[@SenzaTempoCaneCorso]

Jordan Simon yes it's very true the puppies benefit a lot from being around their siblings and their mother. The only thing I would caution against is people who don't have their pups inside. When people keep them out in the backyard without human interaction they can become shy or scared of people. The longer that they don't have human socialization the more shy they will be. So while being with their mother and their sibling is great for interaction with their own species, they really do need human socialization for the same reasons when it comes to human interaction. :)

[@tiny5500]

Both on point!!! Had mostly northern breeds. This is our first corsi ( he's 5 now ) Man impresive dogs!!! You do your homework/ traning/socializing in the beginning and man how easy they are. Not too say that you can put your feet up when your out ( our dogs are off leash) But the mutual respect and loyalty and trust is Amazing ( give that you deserve it not just demand it) I got carried away, Awesome video and brovo human Mom for understanding and giving the best for your for legged kids!;

[@michellesharp567]

YES, YES AND YES❣️

[@ladylotusinc]

Absolutely! Makes me wanna lose my mind when people do such an ignorant thing. Do your homework before getting an animal..especially any bull breed.

[@Alaok94368]

Either I got lucky or I socialized him enough with other puppies/dogs but I got mine at 5 weeks and he’s a good kid

[@toucheolay1960]

It fascinates me that some humans don't get that discipline is Love.

[@vladimir4526]

Animal discipline? Sure. There are more kinds of discipline tho. Dog is not telling him what to do.

[@soullja]

Amen

[@raggedyhaggity250]

same. discipline is just as important as love, without discipline no child has a sense of what consequences are and how to navigate in the real world

[@vladimir8035]

@@vladimir4526 Human discipline as well.

[@Thegaoat]

Some humans need to get disciplined and even as adults!

[@RedLikeWine]

She is an excellent mother! I can't get over this. I have never seen such a defiant puppy before. I couldn't believe it! But Mama persevered! She was so patient with her. She'd shake off her frustrations (literally! LOL), take a short break, and then go back to that sassy puppy.

[@jaygee4835]

When they shake it's their stress lol lilttle girl was literally stressing momma out

[@archiethebeagle7924]

I just love the brown one..just strolls around. Even in last video he tried to douse the situation by telling his sister to calm down.

[@PoisonIvy1990]

This Momma should get a trophy 👏🏼 well done... and that’s why never separate a puppy from it’s mother at least 8 weeks. Mother teaches them all the basics before they get their new HOME 🏡 saves everyone the trouble down the line 🤗

[@thecraft2091]

yes!!

[@itsMelonPVP]

this is why you should take her smartbone away

[@nunyabizness3692]

So underrated😂😂

[@fucksea]

@@nunyabizness3692 totally lolll

[@del_paco.64]

This deserves all the likes

[@cologist]

You did good

[@mikelarry561]

😂😂HA

[@KC_Smooth]

Have to give props to this woman for understanding that she needed to let the mother dog do her work. Some people ignorantly think they know better and interject when they see a mother dog disciplining her pups.

[@melissasmith6762]

No one does that.

[@lala2686]

THIS is why letting puppies stay with their mother and litter mates is important! It teaches them good manners! Giving/selling puppies too young is not a good idea. It teaches them how to behave around other dogs and people. They learn to not bite too hard when playing because its painful among other polite behavioral traits. It really bugs me when irresponsible "breeders" (or people who just let their pets have puppies bc they never fixed them or they think it's cute) let puppies go too soon and then the new family has to deal with the unmannered pup bc they don't know any better. I'm well aware that puppies will be puppies and still bite and pee and rip things but i promise that their mothers teach them how to behave better in social aspects, whether with other animals or humans, it's also the family's responsibility to teach their new puppy proper manners which many unfortunately don't realize.

[@lala2686]

On another note- your dogs are beautiful!!!!

[@mcham0846]

Those pups look more than 8 weeks. Thasmts enough time

[@atmospheriicx]

@Theresa Rojas 3-4 weeks is too young. They should leave when they're 8-12 weeks

[@hayleiader9808]

I got my puppy at 3 1/2 weeks because she and her litter mates were in a horrible situation. Although we have a strong bond because of it. Teaching her how to behave with other dogs was VERY hard. She’s good now but would have been much easier for her if she would have been with her mother and litter mates for longer

[@juliet9647]

So true!

[@JessieCristo]

I'm laughing at the people in the first video acting all-knowing about how 'normal' puppies are supposed to act. They've obviously never had a puppy. Even I learned at a young age that when the puppies sass their mamas and it looks like the mama is punishing the baby it's actually teaching it respect and it'll also save the pup from injury from another dog that has no patience whatsoever for its sass. Then I saw someone accusing the owner of abusing the puppy saying that its coat is so dirty. It's not dirty, it's a brindle! smh 🤣

[@JessieCristo]

@brandon Very true. Just like children, they can be very messy but it doesn't mean the parents let them stay dirty all the time.

[@user-my9ok1nz1j]

Didn't all the drama start because she was trying to clean the pup? And the pup wasn't letting her

[@danicleckley5404]

Some people 🙄 smh.

[@slickchick5811]

cause everybody is an expert these days!

[@christopherengland654]

2:39 🤣 Preacher walked over like he wanted to be interviewed about his life

[@0rangeZest]

Right , he came up to the camera and she moved it in 2 sec lol he said fine I’ll go to the background again

[@shaughnegonzalez6814]

😆 that's so sad...I had to look again & I'm laughing bc he does seem like what u said...poor guy, but we see him & he's gorgeous 😍

[@Seremonii]

🤣🤣He sure did !!!😂

[@ponybunny8960]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@willd.8040]

She showed her who the boss is and then showered her with love. That’s a great mama. Totally changed the pups attitude in a few minutes

[@BySwizhy]

So it's 4am and somehow I went from watching flat earth theories to this..... no wonder I'm a virgin

[@jomape1997]

The OG Bum Dude, sometimes at 3am I watch Rats being trapped or bugs killing each other.

[@dae3501]

TenChittaphon's Smile whoa same

[@sepniphanie3849]

Hahahahah 😂😂👌👌

[@vaiqdabom]

Want to change that? LMAO I'm jk

[@pdiddywho5031]

Me to sometimes

[@rhoward0006]

Yo. Who ever is doing the voice over, she got soul in her voice. I can listen to her all day.

[@BurberryBlue]

I think the lady talking is the owner.

[@stormisouthful]

Mom is doing her job again this is why they need to let the mothers keep the babies until they learn respect

[@jenniedraws406]

I'm so amazed by how dogs teach their babies how to behave. This is why it's so important that the puppies spend the early years of puppyhood with their mom and siblings. And they are absolutely beautiful!

[@Shadowboxe]

jennie draws Why would you be amazed, it's what mom's do. It's their job.

[@jenniedraws406]

Shadowboxe because nature amazes me all the time. And to see how each animal teaches it young. Its a beautiful thing to see.

[@SoulSearch11110]

jennie draws early months, not years. Lol

[@jenniedraws406]

Soul Alchemy lol!!!! Oops I got to excited with the puppies.

[@mariacromero]

Yes! This. It breaks my heart when I see people with puppies that are hardly weaned.

[@vgladi7103]

“She had an attitude adjustment” Me suddenly: JOHN CENAAA

[@vikrampanwar9102]

Same here

[@onelemonboi4452]

dead meme

[@aieshjakhitanea3622]

Hahaahahaha

[@capowable]

🎶😆Bam Bana-baaaa🎶 Bam Bana-baaaaaaa🎶

[@MRSB787]

Your time is up my time is now!

[@solomonsutton4523]

Dogs: father: not my problem she’ll handle it Humans: father: continues to watch ufc fight night

[@CrayolaCoffeeBean]

“If people don’t interject” - the older I’ve gotten, the more aware I am of how we try to apply our nature to something of a different nature and wonder why it’s not working lol this was great to see!

[@Lazy_Fish_Keeper]

Not even our "nature"... more like our misunderstandings of what we think our nature is, while avoiding our responsibility to be a healthy member of the world around us

[@vincef7487]

A VERY BIG part of what just happened was literally letting nature take its course. I admire your patience...and your knowledge of how the momma's system works. B E A U T I F U L dogs!

[@shutupandlisten4562]

I appreciate how you just let momma do her job. They’re just like children, they learn as they go and that’s what their mom is for (:

[@vegomatic100]

Papa dog is like: Don't get me involved in this

[@SGKeiana]

She's such a good momma! That puppy is a far cry from the way she was in the first video. This is why it's so important for puppies to be socialized properly, and to not be taken away from their mother too early. Imagine that puppy going to a home where they couldn't identify and adjust her behavior properly...she'd just end up becoming another sad statistic in the world of dog bites. I'd love for people to post more of these dog behavior vids, so we can learn from the REAL teachers how to upbring a puppy.

[@ultrapurple111]

I've never owned a dog in my life, don't plan on having one soon, I don't know why I'm here......but I still found this strangely fascinating.

[@SenzaTempoCaneCorso]

ultrapurple111 I appreciate that.

[@Shortlady82]

ultrapurple111 same.

[@budmanman3998]

Same here

[@kdavis3289]

This is why it's important to not adopt them off at a very young age because they will not get the proper socialization and think they can do whatever they want.

[@springrollwang4441]

2 month good, 3 month superb, less work on dog more on human. 1 month, you got a school shooter.

[@masterson0713]

Kayla Davis but cant you be the one to teach it?

[@masterson0713]

SpringRoll Wang but cant you teach it and show it de way?

[@springrollwang4441]

you can but time consuming. You have to stay with puppy and correct it every single time. and when you stop the puppy, you need to have precious timing and force ,pressure. the problem is, if timing is wrong, for example puppy show teeth, and deescalate , your correction might be punish the deescalate behavior. then you get a psycho dog. or just beat the dog, then dog will hide their threatening signals, in the future dog might bite without warning, then it's very dangerous dog for family. also you need to know how much physiological pressure to put on dog, like mother slowly put more pressure. For dogs it's instinct, but for human, our reaction time is longer than dogs, and it's learned behavior. also you can't avoid socializing your dog, that's number one tip to prevent little psycho.

[@masterson0713]

SpringRoll Wang I'm definitely up for the challenge bc I think the reward would be a very strong bond right? They would bond better and stronger if you were to show dem de way?

[@jesstolley7193]

These are such a good example of why that early socialization is SO important, and why taking a puppy away from mum too early is SO detrimental!

[@RaGaBurger]

pretty babies all of them 😭😭 you’ve got such a nice dog family 🤎

[@hjpapow]

Smh... You name somebody "Preacher" then tell him to hush when he's just trying to spread the gospel of Dog! 🤭☺️ They're all beautiful, and look so healthy. Thanks for sharing this.

[@bennartey3409]

h.j.papow 😂😂😂 And what does the gospel of dog say about disrespecting thy mama?

[@hjpapow]

Ben Nartey Well, I was hoping to find out, but the pack leader said no. 😏

[@Bs-yy5fx]

😂😂😂💀

[@Shadowboxe]

ItzBecky Thomas No, Preacher

[@beastryax9722]

Dog backwards is god

[@MrMike11233]

In all seriousness though..the camera doesn't lie. Some home training by Momma, an acknowledgement of who the *true* Alpha is and there you go. A beautiful, seemingly even tempered pup. Pretty much night and day to the first video. Though you already no doubt know it, you should be proud.

[@devonnola8921]

This is so great for humans to learn the importance of calm assertive energy. Mamma was very patient with this disruptive baby who didn’t know its place in the pack. Wonderful videos. Thanks for posting.

[@Stewartsmom0]

This imprinting is SO important! I wish all breeders were like you. Great job!

[@CaneCorsoPets]

Agreed! A lot of breeders miss out on essential parts of growing up for Cane Corso puppies!

[@rogue7723]

The only thing is the whole "Dominating" theory is quite antiquated, dogs know you're a human.

[@yvesprovencher9435]

Finally submissive!! Wow that mom was patient. Awesome to watch. Strong willed pup though.

[@Anna_Stetik]

After watching so many "funny" dog videos with clueless owners, it is a treat to watch a video from an owner who actually knows how dogs work. Some years ago, I rescued two 3 month old puppies from the streets when someone tossed them into traffic to die. I had neighbors with adult dogs and would let the pups play with them. The adult dogs would correct the bad behavior and teach the pups boundaries. One of the neighbors had told me to "let it happen" and that the older dogs would not hurt the puppies. You could literally watch the transformation from bad mannered pups to good mannered pups. Animals teach their own kind far better than any human can do, so let it happen.

[@HkFinn83]

Good point and I’m glad you were open to taking that advice from another person, many people are not and just continue to live in constant stress with a dominant/aggressive dog that they often give up on. You see it at the park all the time; it’s the dogs one chance to learn from others if their own type and the owners just will not let it happen, intervening and causing a big scene before they even get close to each other.

[@mohammedyasin2675]

I love the word, she's had an 'Attitude Adjustment!' So much peace and respect and harmony for all!

[@idunno512]

Brilliant to see mum in pt1 bounce over, take control and resolve the issue

[@hiphopittechsupport475]

You are a great owner. Salute to you and your doggies 💯💯💯

[@Oialca]

Hip Hop IT Tech Support breeder

[@yossi126]

A great owner doesn't cut its dogs' ears and tales off

[@jameswilliams1884]

Hip Hop IT Tech Support wrong! She's a bad owner mutilated dogs ears and decapitated tail is not considered good ownership that's what you call cruelty..... Plain and simple...

[@-Micaela.]

A great owner works and doesn’t use dogs to earn money.

[@rusty8151]

yossi774 True!! Horrible People :(

[@ninajones1175]

if only human parents could see & apply these lessons! it doesnt take beatings. she raised her voice, nipped without harming and didnt back down or quit till submission. broke the will and taught respect. didnt break spirit! love this. and then when behavior warranted it she loved. This is a MAMA!

[@berleezysoldchair2372]

Nina Jones Beatings is really one of the most efficient way of discipline

[@breathoffreshair7795]

ル its actually been linked to a lot of emotional problems and mental instabilities as well as aggressive attitudes towards others. So its not efficient or even effective

[@berleezysoldchair2372]

Maegan Zofnas Say that to millions of adults who have successful lives, that were beaten as children

[@breathoffreshair7795]

ル lmao the smaller portion of them being successful is irrelevant to the disproportionate rate of negative affects. In fact its completely irrelevant to the facts that physical consequence cause a high rate of negatives affects. Simple.

[@johnj6743]

Stop pretending the most intelligent species should learn complex human parenting skills from animals that base everything on instinct. Like many deluded people on dog videos you are giving animals virtues they don't have, which is cute as a comment but dangeous if anyone takes it seriously.

[@evilpompom]

I love watching dogs interact with each other, especially adults with puppies; there's so much to learn 😄

[@antwanthompson3780]

The parents temperament is amazing I love how mom takes control

[@mattrussell1212]

An important lesson to people not to take pups away from mom too early.

[@mindylouise665]

Loved this! My boys watched too and we had a great conversation about how mammas across species have to correct their children so the are respectful and good humans, dogs, cats etc.. My youngest is very much like that puppy.. Very stubborn and sassy.. We are working on him being respectful and working on behavior. That mamma has way more patience than I do sometimes! 🤣

[@pratyushshukla9362]

Mindy Louise thats why there are so many good humans in the world.

[@Rukawa23Sendo]

pratyush shukla crab spiders eat their mother

[@shinozaddy5939]

Mindy Louise thats what my brothers need lol.

[@theonlynuclearbombyt3347]

That goes to show you animals are like humans, idiot.

[@stevencontreras84]

Pfff...here in my country, parents just beat the shit out of their children when they are disrespectul. That teaches them and they do really learn to not be sassy and stubborn.

[@STYLEE-T]

I love great, knowledgeable pet owners. Thanks for the reasoning being allowing Mom to affirm the paac stability.

[@lesliejohnson2213]

I love the way you let momma dog handle the situation as nature intends. Cashmere seems like a great mom. You've obviously done great by these dogs!!

[@Silvercharm5555]

I’m a Great Dane man myself but these are some gorgeous cane corso’s

[@plastic_cleopatra]

Do you mix your great dane's food with rice? Planning to get one. I love gentle giants

[@canecorsovlog2853]

I love great danes byt im a cane corso person

[@kittykittymeowmeow666]

That’s amazing how the momma literally teaches her babies to respect! And momma did not give in or give up. She was stern and gentle like all parents should be. Your female is a wonderful momma! Her pups will be amazing furry friends 🇺🇸💋

[@darlenealy]

What a good mama. She didn't give up but kept working him

[@dawnhectorisabatibou4580]

I love how the mama dog teaches the pups and you teach the mama and dad dogs lol

[@annikaheydl7342]

I'll never get tired of saying, if you want to raise a well mannered animal, leave the raising to the mother! No one knows better than her how to communicate with her puppies in a way that they understand, and no one will teach them how to be a dog, better than another dog. My aunt had her border collie bred, and she was a strict momma, not as flexible as yours lol. Those puppies had better behave after the first warning or there'd be trouble

[@DragonSkaterrr]

well we raised the puppys with their mother but the mother wasn't behaved well so the dogs arent too now

[@annikaheydl7342]

DragonSkaterrr why would you breed an badly trained dog? of course the puppies are going to pick up on her habits, she's their only source of knowledge, that's why you need to teach her basic decent behavior (like you should do with any dog) beforehand. If you're not willing to do that, you shouldn't have puppies

[@DragonSkaterrr]

me? im sorry i meant we bought puppies of someone who didnt had well behaved dogs*

[@annikaheydl7342]

DragonSkaterrr oh. The owner was still pretty irresponsible. Did you manage to train the pups?

[@DragonSkaterrr]

no because at the time they were only really active no barking to dogs or humans but now they bark alot to everything even statues

[@Poteluz]

I can tell by the way you verbally corrected and tone of your voice that you know what you're doing and accept no disrespect from them, they know you're the alpha. They responded right away when you verbally corrected them, it was a subtle and relaxed correction. Most folks just don't get dogs, talking to them all high pitched and getting them excited, treating them like they're humans and they're offended by any correction anyone does to their dogs. The dogs look nice and healthy, lean and not obese like some folks like having them. Beautiful dogs

[@SenzaTempoCaneCorso]

Poteluz thank you !

[@gerardinecizmar]

Yes. So many people don't realize that screaming at a dog only makes things worse.

[@MisterTwister222]

Why do you have a fake address on your website? Is that where you work?

[@dylan02837]

They are the same as human, but they got their own way to do things. Yeah, screaming to them isn't working, but they need to know when they do something that isn't allowed. Defend and trust your dog, the best way to get them back whenever they walk away.

[@neoflare1815]

not trying to argue but theres no such thing as alphas the person who created that theory long retracted it the reason why there seems to be an "alpha" is because when wolves reach maturity the sometimes go and start packs of their own with another female/male and later their pups will listen to them even when they have kids of their own you cant really become the alpha if this person raised these dogs or the dogs actually respect the owner they will listen . The saying "don't bite the hand that feeds" is what comes to mind when thinking this www.businessinsider.com/no-such-thing-alpha-male-2016-10 small article that cites the actually person who retracted his work they legitimately cited this person you know what animal does sorta have a alpha CHICKENS I just love that idea

[@veronicac.689]

You seem like a lovely owner that teaches OWNERS how to behave by letting dogs teach their babies to be good.

[@tristanbeck5681]

Beautiful dogs! Love how mommas so patient with them

[@meggymeg11223344]

You are the gold standard of what a breeder should be. Allowing pups enough time with the mother's to improve socialization and temperament. Thank you for the amazing video and incredible understanding of dogs you have!

[@4thegloryofthelord]

Preacher looks like a cool dude.

[@breshannondevereaux5712]

SO HAPPY to see an owner/breeder that KNOWS what they're doing and talking about!! You have QUALITY DOGS!! VERY IMPRESSED! RESPECT!!

[@crystalgarcia423]

just watched blondie give birth to her babies lol awwww she was soo tiny lol

[@lisalafayette]

What a transformation for the lil' puppy from the prior video. I'm just so blown away at how beautiful the 'Momma' is with her babes. I think I got a little misty eyed at watching this video. Stop it.......you're killing me!!!!!

[@MrTachyon3000]

True! It's all about mom teaching their puppies to be submissive and good dogs. That's why it's not good to take puppies from mom at a very young age, cause they will miss out on many valuable lessons.

[@luciusmaximus1169]

I've never seen a puppy be aggressive to the mother!

[@AAMUteacher04]

I would have laid his mean ass down.....

[@christopherfisher814]

@@BeeLeeBeats na put it down

[@0ChildStar]

Even human moms have that one child...

[@davidzimmerman8169]

Newtat you’re a true piece of garbage. Can’t wait to lay your ass down...

[@peanutandoreobasset1859]

Lucius Maximus That is why I only get basset hounds. I don’t like aggressive dogs.

[@sweetmelody9985]

That’s awesome to see how mama does have control of the situation.

[@lindatheubet1997]

Dad steps aside. But he's there in the background. Total respect for the mother. He loves her, but he is somewhat afraid of her too. Don't ever mess with a mama.

[@SuperUncleRyan]

Such beautiful pups. I love that little tan female, Blondie.

[@crystalnicole5598]

This was awesome!!! I USED to train. But the dogs were never the problem...it was always the owner.....let a dog be a dog.... Much respect

[@mychalbaker3085]

How do I stop my 1 year old beabull from being so destructive. When I leave the house he rips everything. He also doesn’t like to listen. I can’t take him off the lease when we are outside.

[@Lcgx]

Mychal Baker crate

[@mrtooslick_]

The way you just let them interact is amazing

[@getfreshcrewpj5962]

Wow coming back and looking at these videos...they've grown so much both physically and mentally

[@YfnDxddy]

2:03 the brown dog was like “hey momma that hurt”

[@nikkinunud3850]

Thanks for the update on lil sassy! She's calmed down quite a bit!

[@janiceschultz3481]

If Mama ain’t happy ain’t nobody happy!

[@grigorislaimeris6498]

0:50 The one that pooping so calmed 😂😂😂

[@flossypicture7014]

The dogs behaviors are so amazing. Loved watching them interact with each other. They are beautiful.. and I’m not even a animal person but this I had to keep watching.

[@paulap8170]

After Mom dog was done the tan puppy comes over to puppy as if to say, "I told you to listen to her, she did the same thing to me", "next time don't be so hard headed". 😙 🙄

[@ShannonCoty]

"Hey! You heard what I said." Ahhh I love dog people 🤣💖

[@lisadewey511]

What a terrific momma!! And she worked her magic in such a kind manner!!

[@lorimurdy1215]

She's a little ❤stinker 🐶💥!! I love them puppies, ❤😘🐶🐾

[@OnmyGrind2323]

Feel bad for the person who enters that yard without permission lol, beautiful Corso's! Thumbs up 👍

[@High_Desert_Tanner]

I don't.

[@NothingMaster]

The puppy finally calmed down. What a great mama dog.

[@seacoast4950]

Thanks for sharing the 2 videos. The mother was so patient and loving with the little sassy pup.She is a good mom and did all the right things and the puppy finally learned how to behave.

[@woodsoncircle]

Cane Corso is a beautiful breed of dog and these are just breath taking. I hope to own one ... soon.

[@Budagrande]

Thank you for sharing. This was such a lovely video, pt 1 and 2. Key to parenting: persistent and consistent. Mama was gentle but was not going to give in until the behaviour is corrected. Beautiful to watch 😊

[@nooa69]

Lol little black pup is sassy and sweet. What a good mama. ♥️

[@MH3GL]

You are a fantastic dog owner. Letting dogs be dogs. No greater sign of love. 👍

[@bull6013]

This Is So cool! Thanks for sharing this I love seeing dogs do what they were meant to do. It's awesome to see you let them get an attitude adjustment from mama !

[@drumma4lyfe06]

This is EXACTLY why puppies stay with the parents for at least 8 weeks. Mom needs to get the little ones ready.

[@bygonebebygones8503]

What a heart warming collection.

[@mysticelements2280]

I love how you allowed them to be dogs no human intervention needed beautiful

[@leilanibentley6448]

Gorgeous doggies! I'm not a dog person so this was fascinating to me. What a great mummy doggo!

[@AngelA-wf1sg]

I wish more kids would learn to listen to their parents😂😂. They are all gorgeous😘😘

[@kingmeshech5527]

Love the level of verbal control you have with them... totally awesome

[@jecharles4743]

Dad's entire attitude is like: " I see you got this under control hun"

[@paulap8170]

Mama dog says, I still love you, Midnight. You're my little girl. I love all your dogs/puppies. 😂

[@lyriclanguages3780]

Ah, they're Italian. Now I see why they have attitude :p lol

[@Thisisnotmuta]

I don’t get it

[@channahcastelobranco]

I was thinking the same... 😊😍

[@pathfinderwellcare]

I knew dad was Italian. Typical Italian father. Just chilling in the back. 😂

[@DoubleU101]

part 1 popped back into my recommendeds for the first time since i originally saw it and promptly subscribed several months ago. after having watched them slowly grow up, i forgot how little blondie, midnight and velocity used to be. it’s nice being able to go back and see them all as babies again

[@diannamichalidas9014]

Much calmer now! Great video!

[@TheHotShit]

Beautiful litter,absolutely incredible markings on the coat of 4.5 month old brindle female as well.I really like the male fawn seems real relaxed and largest of the siblings thanks for vid!!👍

[@MarKo-jv6gg]

Lucky to be the owners of such beautiful dogs

[@dom_delacroix7424]

Well dad looks like a beast he even stayed out of it so I sure would stay out of it if he ain't doin nothing about it. Lol. Let mom teach the little one respect. Love it.