Why Cane Corsos Are So DANGEROUS!

Have Cane Corsos just been the victim of poor media portrayal or are they as dangerous as the media makes them out to be? Let me explain why a Cane Corso can be so dangerous and let you decide if this breed is right for you to bring into your home. There are many factors to consider when getting any breed of dog such as your lifestyle, temperament of the breed, what the breed is bred to do, size, how much time you have, etc etc. Living with 2 Cane Corsos this is what I have learned over the past 6 plus years living with this magnificent breed and what can make them so dangerous.
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[@lh6740]

Unfortunately in Edmonton here an 11 year old boy was killed by two cane corsos. So heart breaking. There were many complaints about these two dogs. It was poor ownership.

[@aaronmatheson9730]

I think that little fella was left alone with those 2 dogs as well! Real sad.

[@vikkiwilson5069]

Horrifying, and such dumb people around. There was an attack in the US in which the owner left his new girlfriend and child to mind the house for a weekend with 5 entire males inside. To put a cherry on top he left a female in heat in the laundry.

[@aaronmatheson9730]

@@vikkiwilson5069 oh that is my favourite when they do that!! I suspect that is what happened when that fella was mauled in threat backyard recently. A bunch of breeding males with bitches in heat without a proper protocol for feeding . Then top it off by putting a unfamiliar person to take care of them while all this is going on. It’s dumb

[@user-oh7vx7lg6p]

Yes by a irresponsible onwer an a father thst should have known better

[@neocount6397]

So sad.

[@texaspatriot3587]

I have 2 corsi too. Captain and Morgan, 2.5 and 4 yrs old. (NON-BREEDING) Your videos have been inspirational, informative, and amazingly awesome!!! I have 2 corsi that can go out in public. We camp alot and we travel, so they go everywhere with us and i had to have them be good, non-reactive, and strict heal. Love ur videos. I gave up pitties for these guys. So good with my grandkids, great out in public, and no one enters out property without an invite. My female is the perimeter guardian at our home. She has killed cyotes, raccoons, and even a small hog that broke into the chicken coop. My male is strictly a guard dog in the house. He only chases balls and fire logs. Lol Best breed ever and you are an amazing ambassador for the breed!! Well done!!

[@smokey5lbc1]

Baloo is my first Corso. He was A LOT of work early on. He’s not perfect, but I see the benefit of that work today at 4 years old. And we train daily. I love this breed and am one of their biggest champions. But it is not a breed for weak willed or undisciplined people. And that’s not meant to be an insult; it’s a fact. If you know you cannot maintain the level of discipline and authority this breed of dog needs in a leader, then DO NOT GET ONE. Period.

[@WillBlueAnimalTraining]

"every interaction is a training session" much respect, very true words

[@vikkiwilson5069]

"every interaction is a training session" Totally, I just train my Corso through the day whenever the opportunity occurs, focusing on impulse-control. I've never trained more than 10 minutes at a time, and we train/play off-leash at the park every day: she turned out great. She's cool with dogs and people when out BUT she could be dangerous guarding the house. You gotta understand what you have got. I've never trained a dog before but I swore I wouldn't fail the dog - I watched about 10,000 videos. Training this way really works.

[@leifkemp]

Love my Shadow...I'm a 6'6", 240lb former athlete. Shadow has knocked a crown out of my mouth while playing, broken my ring finger when I had him by the collar & he saw a squirrel, & almost broke my knee cap when I stepped over him & he got up to follow me before I had a chance to put my foot down. I had to readjust in midair & in doing so, knocked my kneecap straight into the corner of my sliding glass door frame. That one cost me 13 stitches. lol!! I rescued him from being abandoned at a bus stop across my farm at 5/6months old. He weighed in at 33lbs the day we met, & he is a healthy 110lbs five months later 💪🏼❤️

[@vikkiwilson5069]

I'm only 5'4 and have also had a series of Corso injuries. Best dog I ever had: loving, dog-social, people-neutral: a breeze. She'll catch and pin our runaway Boxer or herd him back to us. Smart, versatile dogs. I think your boy will help out at the farm.

[@user-oh7vx7lg6p]

First time dog owners should not have canes

[@leifkemp]

@@user-oh7vx7lg6p Ha! I've had dogs my whole life, Weimereiners, Retrievers, Labs, Mastiff's. Crawl back under your rock!

[@junecoulthard8942]

💟🐾 Awe he sounds like a Beautiful big Boy and he is definitely in the hands of a responsible owner, thankyou for sharing and no more injuries I hope lol 🐾🐕💙

[@TheFacelessMan82]

Bruce is such a good dog. Corso's aren't for me but my God he's a beautiful dog and you've done so much to make him a great dog. I think anyone wanting a Cane Corso should watch your channel. You show how much time, training and love it takes to truly raise a dog like this properly. I guess if you just want a backyard security dog you won't have to but then the dog won't have the love it deserves.

[@jasoncorey]

I pppreciate this 🙏 thank you

[@divaofdecobling8040]

My 29 yr old daughter was attacked by her friends CC. this last New Years eve. He's very very large. He tore through her bottom lip and tore open her cheek. The dog was in a closed room but was going crazy. His human mom went to check on him and he over powered her. My daughter and her husband were holding trays of food and he knocked down my daughter. This was the 2nd attack that he had done. Their friends paid for all of the bills, and animal control took the dog and euthanized him. The Er Dr said that she is lucky that she still has her face. Dog was .not really socialized and the owners always had to put a muzzle on him when they want for walks. So why they didn't muzzle him before hand is crazy.

[@parabellum8506]

We've had a Cane Corso for about 3 years now and he is the best dog I've ever had. I went through the "Perfect Puppy Course" from Fenrir and also watched Jason's videos to help prepare me, and we also had him professionally trained at a reputable obedience school. Amazing breed, but he absolutely is a big responsibility.

[@jonathanm3446]

As a delivery employee, you’re doing gods work. The amount of co workers who get bit/grabbed and shaken is so frequent i’d say expect to get into a standoff with a dog every other day and get bit once a month. I have little faith in any large dog owner and 0 faith in ranchers/rural free roam dogs. Those are the dogs that will kill you because they’re owner trained them to.

[@rustyshackleford7288]

My dog was on his death bed. Shaking. I went to hold my wife in dispare. And he snapped out of it to protect her. Than he realized it was me. If you could feel the loyalty of that dog. He was licking me the whole way to the vet. He protect my cats and dogs from everything ❤🎉🎉🎉

[@Ichthys73]

❤

[@zepedrofd]

Very few people realize how devoted these dogs are to their family. They are part of our lives...but we are everything to them. Saying they would give their last breath for the family is not an understatment. That's why I get mad when people say they can turn on you for no reason...

[@omram566]

Why do you think this level of protection is important? Do you live in a terrible area?

[@Elemental_Buttahfly_II]

SMH

[@omram566]

@@Elemental_Buttahfly_IIwhy? These dogs are not compatible for humans

[@pointblankperiod8310]

This is the absolute BEST video you've ever put out!!! Its so important for a dog parent to be able to handle the type of dog you get!!! If you can't spend the time to train them their whole lives, then you shouldn't get one, period!!! Especially the powerful breeds like the Cane Corso!!! You've trained Bruce and Justice so well and are perfect dog parents for the breed!!! Thank you for sharing this important video to let people know how important constant training is!!! Lots of love and hugs to you, Kara, Bruce and Justice!!!💞💕💞

[@khalidomar1381]

Great video as always and I appreciate how real you keep it. Unfortunately many people get certain breeds because of what they see on Social media or in movies, without doing the research on what it takes to raise the dogs well and develop the relationship that you have developed with your dogs. It takes time and dedication as you have said - and if that commitment cant be made people should take an honest decision not to do it as then bad reputations are developed around certain dog breeds. Great work as always!

[@carrollshaw5309]

My Corso has a gum force and not a bite force 😂, he's 13 years old and has 4 teeth left. Only injury myself and my friend have had is we' ve slipped on a slobber pool on the kitchen floor. He is such a softie with everyone and other dogs. I'm always present though when strangers are in the house.

[@ItsBoogie.]

What’s Bruce’s lick force? Lol

[@justincervantes7933]

Over 9000

[@jasoncorey]

Facts 👌

[@tyrese595]

A cane corsos lick force has no limit

[@therealmamalutz]

😂❤

[@DREDGIB]

Comment of the day 😂 . I’m so happy there are people like Jason Corey who take time and effort to not only educate but lead by example. Truly inspiring and every dog owner should follow

[@jedidahmathews2962]

This is one of the few dogs I think people should have a special license to own. I am normally against that idea, but every single one of them that has come into the vet clinic where she works has tried to attack her just for walking into the room. Owners are barely able to hold them back long enough for her to exit and then get offended over the idea of a muzzle for the safety of the staff. If you are going to have a dog like this I think it is extremely important to be realistic. I appreciate this video. I think in addition to what he put forth muzzle training for high stress situations such as vet visits should be a must. No one deserves to be sent to the hospital while trying to help provide care for your animal. The animal doesn’t deserve to be put down, which it will be, because owners have more ego and emotion than sense. I have LGDs and when they need vet care I ask the vet what they are comfortable with and we go with that. I even make sure they are allowed to sedate them if they feel it’s necessary. No ego on my part, no “ but he’s a really good boy” even though they are, I’m just realistic about the type of dogs I have so that we can all stay safe and happy.

[@sheilaleder6772]

I appreciate your dedication to educating people on responsible ownership of your Cane Corsos which applies across board to any breed. I consider your videos as sensible continuing education for safely living and raising your dog. Love Bruce Wayne and Justis. They are a testimony to what I just described. Thank you.

[@jurassicsushi]

Well i don't need to leave a comment yours summed up everything i was thinking. So i agree 100% Jason is on point when it comes to this powerful breed.

[@pemj7360]

I totally agree 👍

[@eddietravis4323]

I have a 7 month old female Cane Corso named Patience❤ I take her to the dog park and socialize her with other dogs and people. She is already very protective and I keep her in the house. We keep her in a crate while I am at work. We play fetch with her and do training exercises with her daily. You have to discipline them when they do wrong and reward them when they do good.

[@memevibe]

What size is the crate? Don't dogs need to move around to be healthy?

[@eddietravis4323]

​@@memevibeit's a large kennel that we we had made to fit in the laundry room. This works for my girl and she has lots of room and Kong toys to keep her occupied. You have to walk these dogs and stimulate their minds.

[@dabiggdogg1027]

@memevibe ALL dogs should be crate trained.

[@Mark-cd3vd]

Every animal when loved is a good friend

[@MJ-gj6mj]

Training is everything! I definitely appreciate you mentioning at 6 years of age, there is still training going on in Mr. Bruce's life. People do not consider this when getting a dog, especially with a larger or "aggressive" labeled breed.

[@srfrcf]

I love this so much, when you have giants, you have to be aware of even the accidental damage. My Great Dane puppy is 8 months old and 70kg/150ibs, he’s a sweetheart, who doesn’t have an aggressive bone in his body. My boy who I lost last year was 92kg/202lbs, he was a registered therapy dog, did tv and photo shoots, a show dog and just a sweetheart. He was a massive dog, who accidentally knocked me unconscious, these giants can accidentally hurt you, we need to understand that.

[@hfg8604]

Wow sorry this is mean but I laughed out loud at your comment. You should probably get a lap dog next time

[@ncredneck28360able]

one of these dogs attacked my sister inlaw...really messed her leg up...she was very lucky....happened 5 days ago..i love dogs,but if people dont train them ,they dont need to have dogs..

[@davistanay1211]

Big thanks for always giving us information constantly about this breed. Yes some we already know but it's still good to keep hearing it. It just embeds how serious raising a cane Corso or any dog for that matter it is. ❤

[@taylorlester2564]

My 1yo big boy followed my command to go home(go in the house) but I didn’t let his lease go and his leash almost took my finger off. NOT his fault totally mine but still scary.. raising him has been a learning experience and you’ve helped ALOT

[@DylaniZC00LaThAnYoU]

An 11 year old boy from a Osoyoos, BC went to visit his dad in Edmonton Alberta on Easter Break. The dad's roommate had 2 Caine corsos. On the last day of the boy' s visit. He was leaving that day to fly back home. . The boy was in the house playing video games and the 2 dogs attacked and killed him on Apr. 1rst 2024

[@Tirah5]

Your mom in the video seems really cooperative with you while giving her time and effort for the dogs. Thats amazing when you have someone who cares about her son as much as she cares about her son's dogs.

[@chrisgsauce]

Just throwing this out there. Yesterday in Edmonton, AB a child was killed by two cane corsos. Watch these breeds, they're up to no good!

[@alicefelice_]

I started following tour channel only recently. I have watched many videos of tours and of others and i know by heart that i cant iwn one for now...This was the BEST video of yours and of any other explaining why not this breed is not for everyone. Thank you. I am lucky tough,i have a female Cane Corso friend to whom i am attached and love very much. She is mot mine but i give snacks to her..for now this males me happy. Thank you big hug to Bruce Lee and JJ

[@skillvill]

My 5 year old Cane Corso is a sweetheart and great with kids. My 80 year old mother plays with her seriously. she very powerful and get along well with people but would lose it if she sense something wrong. She is family and we couldn't see life without her.

[@mspocahontas46]

Thank you so much for the constant reminders and information you’re providing to potential dog owners!!!

[@karenrascoe5971]

Omg what a cuddle bug❤❤ you are absolutely right on training and handling these breeds. I wouldn't be able to do that cuz they are not for me and I know that. But you and Kara are the best with these guys❤❤ I absolutely love watching them. Lots of love 💘💕❤

[@mspocahontas46]

Thank you so much for your warnings and explanation that people must read snd understand!!! ❤

[@jennifermelvin8038]

Great video!!! I have a 180lb Great Dane with the huge Mastiff head-Ruger doesn’t have a mean nor aggressive bone in his huge body…he and I were playing and he bonked me in the nose with his big head, breaking my nose…of course, tears in my eyes, he immediately knew I was hurt and repeatedly licked my face& nose and licked my tears away…the look on his face hurt my heart… he laid in my lap for over an hour after it happened… I reassured him that I was ok and loved on him but I play with him very differently now…very careful about his big ol’ head…he could knock a person out and give them a concussion with his big head and huge thick body behind it!!! He’s one of the sweetest dogs I have ever owned!!!🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡

[@laurajacksonmiller4839]

We had a wonderful Corso. Her name was ESPN. She was a loving family member. She was very smart. You do have to work with them daily they're so smart they can do just about anything you can do. We had a huge fenced in area for excersize and we constantly had to change the locking up because she could open it by watching us. My two year old grandson could Walk her on a leash and never be pulled down. Even when running at someone runs at you in Play she made sure she didn't hit you.

[@W4ll_fl0w3r]

People often don't realize that they are also loyal to a fault so their guardian temperament if not trained will still kick in in high stress situations. If they have not been taught what to do or taught the wrong thing to do in their mind they will be doing what they think is want you would want from them. If this means protecting you from an assumed threat ..... please please be strong enough and responsible enough and love them enough to be the alpha they need❤

[@vaar2742]

I could never own a dog like this but I love to look at them...magnificent animals!

[@stephaniecolasanti3529]

I agree, they are amazing, but I like to play rough with my dogs, and I don't want to worry about fractures, lol.

[@glow1815]

Same here

[@angelahaines5065]

I personally think the information you have given here is because your a responsible dog owner of such a breed. I would never be able to have a dog like this it would be far to strong for me. Well done you for giving good advice!! 😁👍

[@Spr1ggan87]

My 50 pound Husky running flat out into my knee with his head after retrieving a tennis ball was bad enough, it was like having a brick smashed into my knee. And that was just a 50 pound dog, can't imagine how it feels having a 100+ pound dog do the same thing.

[@mariolosberg4257]

I have 1 year old labrador, its a medium size dog, but he have strong and quite muscle body, crazy how much strenght have, when he see cat or other dog, and pull the leach..

[@Alllieellie]

It’s so important to train as well as love our dogs. But it’s even more important when they are a powerful large breed dog. My pug for instance, isn’t much of a threat, but he enjoys the mental stimulation of training. I realize I do not have the personality for a large breed dog, I’m more of a baby talk, passive type person, so having a goofy tiny dog bred for companionship/ being a lap dog is best for me. But BW and JJ are so gorgeous and amazing I just love watching your channel. I’d love to see one in person so we’ll trained!

[@kendillander2006]

You are absolutely correct in every thing you said I have a 155 lb pesa Canero . There not for everyone his puppy days I lived in a apartment I didn’t socialize him enough now I live in a house with big back yard he’s so happy but I’m paying for not early socialization it’s a must thank you for educating us 👍🏻👍🏻

[@daughterofthemosthigh3366]

Jason, you are so good at informational vids.

[@mariusstar5029]

Owned 4 Corso's and you are completely correct! The owner needs to be a leader and they need to be properly socialized. Absolutely wonderful breed. They are amazing ❤

[@reggitwend7405]

If you trip over a small dog, you'll move the dog and probably hurt it, but if you trip over a a large dog, you're going down. My bull mastiff nailed me by accident, he was looking down, and I bent down to look at his face, he didn't realize, stepped forward and looked up quickly and smashed his eye brow into my mouth. There was a crunch (thankfully I didn't break my nose or lose a tooth) but I was seeing stars and tasted blood bc the inside of my lip split. I was quite lucky. And he didn't even realize mommy was hurt, he did give me cuddles later after I got sorted out. Love my Bull Mastiff, but just walking furry tanks.

[@cozmos6808]

Today, WSB-TV announced that in my state, Georgia, an 84 year old woman was attacked by three Cane Corsos while taking her daily walk and was severely mauled including both legs broken. She is having extensive surgery and lucky to be alive! Because of an irresponsible owner, the three Cane Corsos were put down and the woman is fighting for her life!

[@pharmacistincharge]

Great video. I wish more people would watch videos like this before getting and understanding this powerful breed.

[@Jasminee7]

Great points thank you Jason for being an amazing ambassador for the cane corso community

[@janetmckeen-peterkin5963]

Well said, Jason!

[@mmone1178]

Thanks soo much for sharing! This is soo important. We had a Chowchow. Didn’t realize you really have to be careful. My uncle gave him to us not knowing he nipped him. I had two small kids at the time thank goodness there were no incidents but had to get rid of him bc we were not home enough and he cried when I worked nights. We kept him til he was two.

[@nRu1966]

really good video!!! ... (greets from a CC Owner)

[@vikkiwilson5069]

Great to spell out the responsibility of owning a big, fierce dog. I saw a Corso named Havoc on KZbin who behaved this way. The lady gave him away to an experienced guy who had several Corso's. The dog was so unpredictably aggressive that poor Havoc got put down at 10 months. Heartbreaking.

[@SuzieSantosS]

Your Bruce Wayne is soo sweet! I have always wanted a cane Corso. Thank you for this information. I would definitely need to do a lot of research if I ever decide to bring one home.

[@TheOnemoagain]

My hummer is one 160lbs I got him from a shelter in Long Beach. Who ever had him first, must have terrorized him because a dog who is so muscular and imposing is terrified of everything .It's breaks my heart to have to reassure him he's ok . And your right it is the owners. He's an amazing dog who is so gentle with my 85 yr old mom . Great breed. But yeah they are powerful. He was playing with me and jumped and hit me with his paw in the ribs. 😢 Caused bruised ribs. Still best pet I've ever had. Next to my Colombian redtail boa constrictor.

[@user-jg7pi6io1z]

Y’all are great people and I like y’all puppies they are great I luv the way u brought up y’all puppies from babies to an adult that’s pretty great great work it’s just amazing

[@Audie_The_Bullmastiff]

Hey Jason! It's been a while since I've been able to get on here and watch and I've missed BW's and JJ's handsome faces a lot. You're exactly right in saying that a lot of what happens with these breeds is the owners not working with pup properly. I'd have to say this is about 90% of the issue. Yes, there are dogs that unfortunately do have mental issues, just as humans and other animals do. A lot of what plays into this is genetics. Which is why it is also important to do extensive research on breeders. Some breeders (responsible breeders) breed their pups for optimal genetics/characteristics (ie the best temperament, health (both mental and physical), etc.). But then there are those breeders (crappy irresponsible breeders) who breed just for the money and give no thought about how important a role genetics plays. Improper breeding can lead to an aggressive giant, just as improper training can. Some dogs need more than just a strong leader/trainer. They also need someone who is experienced and educated in breed/genetic specifics. This, along side being warned by multiple breeders to not have two males in the home, is why I chose our Bullmastiff baby. Because I'm more experienced in nearly everything having to do with them. However, I would still love to work with a Cane Corso. As for injury's: unfortunately, it's very difficult to find stats on accidental injuries because the news loves to fear monger specific breeds, and even accidental injuries are listed as "attacks". I can say that my personal accidental injuries sustained by my Bullmastiff pups have been two swollen and purple knees (my left knee from our first BM accidentally sliding into me while on the floor playing (the only time he ever hurt me), and my right knee is still bruised from our current BM puppy from pretty much the same incident as the first..), minor rotator cuff damage on both shoulders at different times from our BM puppy getting excited and not having good impulse control yet, a cut to my nose during play time when our BM puppy's (now 7mo) tooth caught me, but I've also been body checked a few times. My husband has been head butted, has also had small cuts from a k9 graze or two, had been body checked a few times himself, and has been bruised on his forearm during playtime when our BM puppy went for his toy but accidentally grabbed his arm instead. I can say with absolutely certainty that our current 7mo BM puppy is the complete opposite of our late BM. Current pup takes after his Bully side more in temperament, whereas our late BM took after his mastiff side more...(genetics!!😁). Bottom line: -extensive research on not just the breed, but the breeders themselves. -constant training is a must, along with strong leadership. -consistency is absolute must. -and understanding in animal behavior is also extremely helpful. There's so much I could go on about these majestic giants, but I think this is long enough. Sorry for that BTW. My vet med brain gets going and doesn't want to stop sometimes😂❤

[@csc8697]

Bruce is like yeah I have a big bite force ( & breath) but how's my cuteness level?

[@therealhawkeyeii7888]

Back around 1990, I was playing a usual game with my female 50 lb Pitbull (holding a toy in the air and having her run and jump to grab it), and instead she ran right into my knee at top speed. To this day, that knee isn't fully recovered. I can only imagine what a similarly solid and energetic dog weighing three times that could do to a person by running into them at top speed.

[@juliehackett1025]

I have a 105 pound Neo puppy and it's like getting hit by a car when he runs into me

[@glow1815]

I've never seen a Cane Corso as beautiful and super healthy as yours. I don't own one never will i am not a good fit with theses types of dogs and i surely have no clue how to train them. I'm only 5 ft 112 lbs plus i am so afraid of scary looking bigs dogs has been. What makes it worst my Shih Tzu pup was attacked and died by Blue pitbull that traumatized me forever. Love our Golden Retriever 🥰

[@robolson1843]

Fantastic video!

[@juleemarchetti6514]

My Corso and I were wrestling recently and I suffered a fractured eye socket from his canine tooth...it was an accident but this is to be expected with these large dogs. My husband had a gashed open scalp from my Corso while playing with him.

[@gorillaglue7232]

Two days ago my friends dog was attacked by one of these dogs. Ruby (the dog that was attacked) is full of puncture wounds and can hardly walk. It took three people to get the dog off of her. The dog was put down a few hours later. I blame the owners of the Cane Corso. Now, a dog is injured and another is dead. Really sad.

[@tnshoegirl5005]

My daughter's labradoodle ran full force towards her and hit her leg as she blocked it from knocking over her son and it broke her femer bone and it's not even close to the weight or muscle mass as Bruce Wayne.I just love watching your videos,they are extremely informative .

[@cynthiaweber1646]

My corso is small 115lbs but he is frikin powerful when we play or when he thinks something is a threat. I had the knee injury when we were wrestling last year and it is finally healing. I feel sad for the first family, I know I have devoted my life to training my Corso and I wish the best for them. ❤

[@DanielMcCauley-up7oq]

My girl is 106.

[@DanielMcCauley-up7oq]

We had the acl surgery at 8 months. $3200.

[@alenhozdic8849]

My boy is 1 years and 90 ibs 🙈😁💪

[@JudyB-tw2bp]

Your dogs are gorgeous! I used to have German shepherds who also require socialization and ongoing training.. if I wasn’t in my seventies, maybe in my twenties , I would absolutely love to have one of these dogs.. your dogs are an example of what love, good breeding and excellent training can do

[@margarethcarnaes749]

They are so perfect that they are not for anyone!❤ congrats for the example!

[@aaronwilcox6417]

One of Robert Cabral's guests on his podcast rescues mastiff breeds and has mentioned corsos are now the dog attributed to the most fatalities in america having surpassed the pit bull type breed. Is this true? IDK but we are seeing the rise of more corsos, boerbol, and presa dogs. The newest trend are people getting ahold of the asian steppe livestock guardian breeds like Kangal, Caucasian Shephard, and Alibai. Those things are monsters.

[@jasoncorey]

I do not that that is factually correct. I believe it's pits and rotties with the most

[@tomreed-oe7hi]

Its probably because the Corso is one of the most popular dog in the world now

[@jc605__]

I saw a Caucasian Shepard in my neighborhood. I had to do a double take. I hope it's trained and doesn't get off that leash.......I believe I can fly.

[@tishalianaborquez4931]

Hi Jason a day or so ago I was watching your channel of the king corso I'm so in love with this breed. Can you believe it I was at the DMV today and in walked a man with a female king corso and one of your baby puppies both Stratton their beauty I couldn't believe my eyes I asked him is that a king corso he said yes ma'am wow what did John dropping experience for me right after seeing your KZbin channel thank you

[@Yeoman7]

I want a Cane, but I have a Rotti and I don’t know if I could ever part from that breed.

[@tomreed-oe7hi]

Both are roman dogs

[@angelarodriguez7595]

I have had rotties for 30 yrs and just got a corso this year. So now I have both and love them.

[@ltyrell405]

From my own experience of my rescue labrador which would be dwarfed by a cane corso, I discovered that simply being out with him walking through woods, fields, off the lead, I twisted ny ankles and fell sometimes just walking on rough terrain, he tripped me up by suddenly changing direction, I got knocked over once by him playing as a boistrous adolescent and play-rushing me from the side, one time running in the woods with him I fell and tore cartiledge off my ankle bone which required surgery - he was a sweetheart and had no aggression in him by the way, this was all incidental stuff. Having a strong dog around was a real eye opening experience, I realised that medium+ dog ownership presents a real risk of accidental injury to the owner and I feel that must be 50x more with a huge breed like the beautiful cane corso, magnificent but their sheer size, weight and capabilities have to be respected.

[@Skyestorm2630]

I have been raised with Boxers my entire life and my mother was too, her father as well. However, I have been wanting a corso for about 4 years now. I’m trying to learn all I can but I know this is a big change from the boxer breed. I have two boxers currently-my oldest is a female who is 11 years old and our younger boxer is now 3 years old. They do protect but I would love to add a corso to our pack for extra protection. Any thoughts? One more thing, we have three children 12,10,&7

[@grumben123]

A pair of Cane Corsos have just killed a 12 year old kid in Edmonton. The dogs have a documented history of aggression in the past few months. Regardless of training, when control is lost the breed becomes a killer and they cannot be pulled off the victim. With some exceptions, other dogs will not kill because they can be pulled off. Saying “ in the majority of cases” the dog is not at fault is dodging the issue. It’s the minority of cases that are the problem.

[@junecoulthard8942]

💟🐾🐕 Love your videos and all of your knowledge of this Breed, hopefully People will do their proper research and invest in proper training if they do decide to purchase this Breed. They are so Beautiful! 🐾🐕💟

[@nanitaylor8073]

Im a (recently) divorced single mom of 4 kids. I’ve began researching large breeds of dogs to add to our family. We need companionship as well as protection… After watching your video I don’t think this breed is for us. Thanks so much!

[@Yeoman7]

If you have proper dog experience, a Rottweiler is a good pick .

[@rubo1964]

get German Shepard.

[@nanitaylor8073]

@@Yeoman7 I’ve actually strongly considered getting a Rottweiler!

[@jodyramsay8472]

Maybe a dogue de Boudreaux or bull mastiff

[@bigzachful]

@@nanitaylor8073 German Shepard would be the best for you situation single mom adding the companionship and protection. I would say Golden Retriever but since you also want the protection aspect I’d say German Shepard.

[@xhixhikazazi1482]

Im a Cane Corso owener. I have 1 male 1 female and 2 Cane Corsos puppies. Im not the one that take care about them, my father is. My father quit his job and has dedicated the past 3 years to our Cane Corsos. I truly love Cane Corsos and think they are the best breed. ❤

[@Elemental_Buttahfly_II]

🙄

[@josephhahn518]

I have been involved with Pitt Bulldog and have been learning about Cain Corso. Like your straightforward approach on handling. My boy, Buddy, is up in Years Corsos look very much like what I want my Buddy to help me train. How much can I expect to pay for a pup that I may come across.

[@philipcoffman4372]

I have a black 8 mo old female named Valkyrie and I bred pits and bullies combined around 20 years and I regret that I didn’t look into corso . I’m in love with a breed now.. at 8 months my puppy is the most beautiful, smartest dog I’ve ever had.

[@tsiyaama4244]

This is why my second Cane Corso is my last. My husband is not a strong leader. Even with just the 2 of us I can't have a dog that won't listen to him when I'm asleep/working/out of the house. If it was up to me, I'd never own another dog but my household dictates otherwise. My first Corso was voted most wanted by the vet techs when my vet asked what dog they would want if they could have any patient of the clinic. I like to think I did a good job with him. Also, I love that you walk both on your left and not one on each side. Seeing that drives me nuts.

[@joeross952]

Get a new husband

[@tsiyaama4244]

@@joeross952 na, he's awesome outside of a soft spot for dogs. My next dog will be a working class cocker spaniel I guess lol.

[@kingrobbie1793]

I lost my homie a year ago, he was definitely the best Dog I’ve ever had the privilege of spending my life with EVER! Sooooo loyal and loving

[@sarge27271]

My bud got a 1 yr old Cane Corso. Beautiful specimen. NO training whatsoever. The first few months were hell. But my bud loved him, and took care of him, walked him every day, 5 to 10 miles depending on how the dog wanted to go. End result, I dogsat him for two weeks, he was a dream!! Calm, loving, enjoys rubs and kisses...LOL Best dog. Is he a guardian? F8ck yes!! I pray for whoever goes into the house uninvited! He's 152 lbs of muscle!! Intimidating as heck. But if you're on his short list, dang will he love and protect you! As with kids, it's ALWAYS a reflection of the parent! Cheers

[@helenehoward6294]

As with horse breeding, temperament is of extremes importance when establishing bloodlines.

[@BS888F]

Diese Hunde brauchen absolute Konsequenz und Führung und gleichfalls absolute Liebe und Vertrauen. Man muss wissen, was man tut....

[@ReedsAuto]

What age do you recommend introducing the prong collar?

[@adamlee7006]

Jason, I have a three year old handsome boy that is generally great, however, he knows around 9 people, and those are the only ones that can come in the house. He hates the dry cleaner, ups man, mailman,.... When he is calm he will sit/stay/wait. He won't eat until he is told he can. Do you have some advice or can you point me in some direction? Adam

[@marchall1970]

Your a really good dog owner. The temperament on that dog is so sound

[@TheProtonSpinner]

Canine vs pedestrian injuries are right up there with sports injuries in our orthopedic practice, tripping over small dogs and being run over by large ones being the most common. ;)

[@DjFreakofNature1]

Very wel put together! If had 3 corso’s now. The first two were brothers and the most loving gental giants ever you could take them anywhere. And now i have 14 month old 45kg pup who on the regular gives me bumps bruises and little nicks from roughplay 😂 amazing but like you said alot of work to get them to a stabile and loving dog! 👌🏻

[@Hel507]

Bruce looks HUGE sitting next to you lol Beautiful pup

[@tharancyboy]

my grandparents used to have a massive saint bernard, and when i was like 3 or 4 i was playing with the dog when he forgot how big he was and just bumped into me, i fell face first into a door and the tip of my nose was touching my forehead. needless to say be aware of big dogs they can be the biggest teddybears but a accident is always lurking

[@dustydawson8977]

Much great information on many breeds, lots of people just dont realize the power of these animals, not bite force but the sheer strength and size, a triggered dog this size can take a person or animal down dragging its owner. I own a Rhodesian Ridgeback, she's just 78 lbs, her bite force is absolutely ridiculous, and her strength is absolutely crazy. She is a big baby, that thinks she is a small dog. Triggered, it would be all I could do to hold her back. She is a great protector,and guard dog, I've only seen her triggered once, by a larger Doberman, the flip from protect to unbridled aggression was not pretty, there was no fight, but that 180 degree flip is terrifying, I never want to see her in that mode again, and I haven't. Like I said she a big baby, but the chance is always there, and it can flip in an instant

[@user-sh4lm8pl8n]

How do I get a puppy that will turn into a Bruce Wayne? I’m looking for a puppy now and worried about it not growing to a xl size.

[@boduochen1984]

Hi jason How do i buy the books in this video? Steve

[@TinCupChalice40]

I have owned several Rottweilers for at least 40 years but now that I am 60 years old I walk with a cane and I don’t have the stability. I once did however, I am an experienced dog trainer and the owner, that is as far as the Rottweiler is concerned. I would love to have Cane Corsos. However, I am afraid I don’t have the strength to raise one as I once did with my Rottweilers, by the way, I also owned several Chow Chows. And as you probably know, the chow chow is an extremely aggressive breed as well. I am afraid of your answer, but I’m going to ask it anyway if I got your breed from a puppy having the experience that I do but not the physical strength any longer would it still be possible to own one? I live in the woods in Idaho. He has 20 acres to run if I were to get him or her your opinion is much appreciated. Thank you.

[@jasoncorey]

Of course...you have the knowledge and it has nothing to do with your physicality. And they are a breed that is eager to please the ones they love so they tend to be quick learners. Rotties I feel are harder to train. So you should be fine.

[@TinCupChalice40]

@@jasoncorey thank you for the encouragement. I will update you when I do make the comment.

[@TinCupChalice40]

Sorry, that should be “commitment”.

[@SMtWalkerS]

I am an old gimpy person and I have a pack of little rescue. mutts. I would never want a large strong breed such as this. But I find them beautiful and fascinating. When I was young, I had large strong dogs that I ran with, hiked with, camped with. Now, I have the appropriate dogs for my physical reality.

[@michellemartinez3996]

We have a female we got its our daughters dog. She is the second one we have had. The first one we got she was 5 when we adopted her she has issue in the end she turned out to be one of the best dogs ever with the training we did. The one we have now is a COVID dog and we did the socializing but she is a afraid of things. Oh and she is very strong.

[@corajones1980]

I have had mine for 3 years. I absolutely love him. I want a Tibeth Mastiff

[@giuliamor1]

I will never forget when a male Cane Corso ripped apart a female hunting dog in front of me. The dog spotted the female many meters away, suddenly freed himself from the leash and attacked directly the unaware dog. I was unable to stop him. This was an unsocialized shelter dog I was evaluating as a trainer. He caught me by surprise and I will never forget the scene. Blood everywere. Finally with the help of two more people and a waterhose we were able to separate the Corso. The female dog underwent emergency surgery and survived. But it was a life lesson for me.

[@mariasimone4141]

These dogs should be illegal, the risk of the wrong person having it is too much.. people are killed, nobody needs this type of animal/weapon.

[@jameslee1062]

@@mariasimone4141I totally agree. Get a weapon for home defense instead.

[@robkennedy9242]

I have a Cane Corso. She's definitely a handful already and taking a lot of work but she's such a happy and loving dog she's more than worth it.

[@greywolf379]

@jason hi. My CC Transitioned 7:38p Aug 1 2023.. My entire family is devastated 😢 He was 9yrs old. And the entire love of our lives. I cannot begin to even think what to do now.🌈😭😭😭❤️

[@annew8365]

Wow, Bruce Wayne is gorgeous! What beautiful eyes - the colour of brandy. Thank you for recognizing what he needs and sharing that information. It’s a pleasure to see a well-trained, loving dog.

[@soal3415]

I had a big ole heavy Great Dane ...I've gotten body checks while dogs are playing an I'm not looking at them...ya that throws you and my dog was only 120lbs. Playing dogs can forget your there! My newest dog ...looks like a kangal is 130 lbs. I was out walking and a stranger neighbor popped up out of a snow bank. It's slippery..I fell on my stomache..my dog in protection mode backed up to me and sat on me. That was rough. They don't have to be mean to cause you accidental pain!

[@bcrtrx]

my mate has one of these and hes super sweet. demands respect and discipline though as he is very strong and energetic, can only be so gentle. you would not want to lose control or be on its bad side

[@hamzone71]

So what if you find out it's not for first time owners after you get him