8 Things You Must Never Do to Your Cane Corso

Cane Corso is a dog breed that is described as noble, smart, courageous, and loyal. If you are considering adding this breed to your home, or if you already have one, there are certain things that you should never do to your dog. So, for today’s video, we’ll talk about the 8 things you must never do to your Cane Corso!

Cane Corso was originally used for different purposes: as war dogs, hunters of large game, farm workers, guard dogs, and more. Large dogs with strong protective instincts, these dogs almost disappeared in the postwar period. Thanks to the people who keep this breed alive and existing, the Cane Corso is now the 21st most popular dog breed in 2021 according to the American Kennel Club.

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00:00 8 Things You Must Never Do to Your Cane Corso
00:15 Neglecting Exercise and Mental Stimulation
00:33 Using Harsh Training Methods
00:49 Skipping Socialization
01:06 Leaving Them Alone for Long Periods
01:22 Ignoring Grooming Needs
01:38 Overfeeding and Lack of Portion Control
01:55 Exposing Them to Extreme Temperatures
02:11 Neglecting Regular Veterinary Care
02:27 Outro
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[secret_of_animals]

Share your Cane Corso experiences and let us know your biggest mistakes and how you resolved them. Also, tell us the topics you want us to cover in future Dachshund care videos. Your feedback matters!

[damaristighe]

Things I have learned from raising Corsos. These dogs are surprisingly sensitive, self-discipline of the trainer and CALMNESS above all is effective. These dogs will reflect your behaviour immediately, losing your temper and monstering them can lead to them behaving the same back - a terrible habit to instil in them. If you are calm and consistent things will go well and they won't challenge you. This doesn't mean no discipline or correction, but it does mean following through EVERY SINGLE TIME.

I've found you need to treat them like little soldiers when they are puppies to get a great adult that you can take anywhere. They adore interaction and working for you. If you haven't got plenty of time to put in and you leave them alone to free-range, you will be left in the situation of having to pit your strength against theirs to control them. Even if you can, it's a rotten way to live. Love and full-spectrum mind control (!) is the way to raise them to be the loving, well-behaved monsters that they are. I love these dogs. The Corso is totally my breed.

[antownemercer]

They are a wonderful breed, but do require work.

[winthropbaker]

Thumb in the butt could be life ender😅

[sheilladunn]

What if you have to go to work for 8-9 hours a day ?

[gloriagehring]

I was asked to train one once…I was 100 lbs and 5 ft. I thought they were crazy! I have Labs.