What It's Like as a WOMAN Owning a Cane Corso
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- Опубликовано: 9 фев 2025
- What it's like as a woman woman owning a Cane Corso. Kara Corey takes over today to give her perspective on Cane Corso ownership, how they make her feel, her initial thoughts on the breed and how she now views dogs and dog training.
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My husband and I (also a petite woman) have two Cane Corsos, Romulus and Remus. This is the first time I have ever owned a dog. They are amazing! So smart and loving, and I feel so safe with them around.
Great names!
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I love these names.
No doubt. Haha
I too am a small woman being 5'3" and own a large guardian breed dog, a Rottweiler weighing in at about 125-130 pounds. He is the most silly, sweetest, gentle giant I have ever owned. I also have a smaller female about 80 pounds. And I have a Pitbull and a Pitbull/Cane Corso mix that come in around 60-70 pounds. I've owned larger Pitbulls for almost 40 years. I love large breed dogs and will always have one in my life. I've also owned small dogs all my life but the larger breed dogs have always been easier to train. My Rotties will turn on a dime for recall but my 2 Chihuahuas act like they have no name and no idea who I am.
Sounds like you have an awesome squad
😂😅....two Chihuahuas who act like they have no name ...that killed me, it was so funny.
Pits are wonderful.❤️
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Rottweilers are my fav 😍
Thank you so much! I’m also a Corso mom 5’3 and my babyboy is already over powering me. He’s such a gentle giant and still growing! He’s 10mths and 110lbs. So loving and attached to my hip💙🐶
Still a big baby....he is gonna go through a ton of personality changes over the next couple years. ♥ Be ready for them.
@@jasoncoreyyes, teenage dogs are like teenage kids. They will challenge you.
As a women owning a cane corso its like having a big baby sitting on my lap and crying but my biggest protecter
I have two csne corso and one German shepherd ...I am a single woman ..not married ..I live with my mommy ...I got them when they were one month ...and they are my children ...even they are big heavy they are my babies
A women can but they are not the best owners of them because of there emotions and a dog now that and a dog like that can get protective because they are scared of a person on the street and the dog picks it up they might attack someone
Because of there emotions and if you can’t physically handle them, it takes a very confident woman I wouldn’t recommend a scary woman or person to have one
Woman/singular Women/plural
@Bob-o-h4k if she is walking down the street with only 1, she will not show a scared emotion.
The best pulled over ticket with 2 Big Dogs? On a Sunday I went to Walmart. The clown cutting me off was not needed. So! Went faster to leave the idiot screwing up back there. I was around 120 MPH crossing the over pass and saw..the lights of Justice trying to catch me. I pulled over and waited. It was a Moma Bear! She calmed me down with simple words. I am not taking your Truck. They love me too but your eating the 30 over ticket. Her words.." I love the Pups and know if you wanted to walk away with HP? You would have." after explaining my 435Hp Colorado that needs to get food and space... She actually asked me to take it on the Highway.
I am a 52 yr old woman now so I guess I was 45 with my first experience with our rescues of our 2 Cane Corso’s and I didn’t bat an eye and the Vet telling me not to do it made me want to do it more. They told me they were viscous I am 5’5”. 130 and yes my boys fought at first obviously we had to establish leadership and when I would stand between them my husband would freak out but my boys quit immediately they never growled, nipped or even looked at me like they had an issue with me. They laid down immediately. You mention Pride and you are exactly right. I LOVE MY BOYS!! It is all love and not a chore❤❤❤ I agree with everything ya said. Are they scary strong yes but what a great safety feeling!!! I feel safe!!❤ I love you guys and this channel. This is one of the best representations of this breeds people NEED to watch from beginning so they can get the best information on this breed. BW and JJ are exceptional but we can all have great Cane Companions with exceptional learning with following you guys❤ thanks so much for sharing ❤
The first what people call pitbull, although pitbull isn't a breed, first thing out of my vets mouth, long career now retired, best dog to have. Because there are so many they are healthy. Never had any problem with any Bully breed. 1 thing that I noticed, he didn't speak first about the behavior of that type of dog. And even though that silly man would apologize before and after taking his temperature and before make mention of it not being his intention to embarrass him, I am not kidding. His bedside behavior is not the reason he never had a problem. With a Bully breed
70 year old grandma here. You earned my respect the moment you said you realized you needed training to learn how to handle and live with big dogs like canes. I have had big dogs all my life, most of them rescues too.
What I learned from the history of those abused and discarded dogs and from dog owners I know, is that a great lot of peple MISS the necessary skills to DEAL with ANY dog, even little ones! So many people think: I want a dog, I get a dog and then the dog ruins their life. So the dog has to go because (sorry) they are too stupid to realize that the faault is THEIRS.
Yes, you will be safe wherever you go!
Love them with all your heart because a dog's love for us is unconditional.
I miss all my dogs so badly that I went through severe depression when I had to give up the last 2. (health reasons) 💔💔💔💔💔
Please, teach other dog owners THEY Need to learn how to live with a dog, dogs are a lot smarter and faster about this...🙄🙄🙄
I had two big dogs, a Pyrenees and a Rottweiler. My Rottweiler has crossed over after many years loving me back. Do you think that a Cane Corso would work well with a Pyrenees? We need another protective dog to love.
@@maggiesfarm7970sure , but you can’t just go out and bring one home . They need to be properly introduced to see if they will be a good match . Get someone that knows how . And do not ring the dog to your home to do it . Neutral territory first .
The roles were switched in my situation: I had a rottweiler when my husband and I first started seeing each other. My family has always had working/guardian breeds (save for a couple smaller breeds my grandpa had as he got older). My husband was really nervous at first, but warmed up to my rottweiler really quickly. We're looking forward to getting another rott and a corso as well in the not-too-distant future. I'm not a *petite* female, but to know i would have the backup from a guardian breed if something happened while my husband isn't home is very reassuring. Also, my mom is physically disabled and will be living with us. To know our guardian breeds will protect her if we're not home is very comforting as well.
Loved this video! I really am leaning towards keeping my foster boy. He’s so amazing. I am still nervous about the size though. Also love your jacket so much!! Where is that from? ❤
I have a cane corso and a rottweiler. Both amazing breeds and different in their own way. Roottweilers are more childish and like to play, whereas my cane corso is more of the majestic type and love attention.
Rotts are awesome
Im having trouble deciding between a corso & rottie. How are they diffrent in terms of 1) shedding? 2) energy? 3) trainablity.Im a disabled female and looking for something for protection. @@madihahlotun679
65 yr old with an 84 lb female fawn corso. She's awesome. Unfortunately, at 1 1/2 yrs old, she had her first seizure and eventually was diagnosed with epilepsy. Shes 3 now and it's been quite a ride, but I don't think I've ever loved a dog more than I love her. Make sure you do your homework and find a reputable breeder. I had no idea going in. But she is beautiful and quirky and full of personality. She was a little crazy in her younger years but with lots of socializing, she's come around and lost a lot of her fear. These dogs are amazing.
Do you use a topical flea and tick treatment? These topical treatments sometimes cause seizures. Something to consider if you haven’t already. Good luck with your baby girl.
@gingermerriman569 no, I don't. Just regular baths, combing with a flea comb, apple cider vinegar in their drinking water, diatomaceous earth sprinkled around the house and in their favorite places they lay on during the day. Wash bedding in hot water frequently. I just try to make any fleas as uncomfortable as possible. Lol. Lived here 12 yrs and only had 2 summer seasons that they had fleas. I think it's because we had feral cats then. My girl's seizures are genetic. Other puppies in her litter have seizures. My daughter has her brother and he has focal seizures.
@ it sounds like she landed in a good place with a wonderful pet mom.
I met one in Spain the last time we were out there, and was surprised by how friendly and docile she was. Great dogs! Really level headed.
I met my first Corso 6 years ago and i fell in love with her and she took right to me. Her owner would leave her sitting outside shops and i would stand with her because i was so terrified someone would steal her. She would sit on my feet and watch everyone coming from.every direction. She had the softest muzzle the most beautiful soft brown eyes. I was never scared of her amd she was the only dog my little rescue terrier would tolerate. Im 5ft2 and I could own 2. I've had dogs since i was 8, and im 47. Ive always rescued and often difficult cases who ive mangaed to turn round. Your dogs are beautiful. Im not a ghost watcher i started watching when you got Bruxe Wayne and immediately subscribed and if i was to get a corso I'll be following your lead when it comes to training.
As a solo mother to a toddler with an 8 year old cane corso, I can’t imagine my life without her. She’s our protector, teddy bear and entertainment. This is my second mastiff and it does take discipline in the beginning but it is so worth it. 💕
Thank you for your comment. I am too a single mama. Lots of work for us kiddo and dog mamas but definitely possible!❤
That was a heart-felt and honest description of a life with loving dogs. Thank you for your honesty!
My daughter has had Cane corsos for a while she's a fantastic trainer and loves them the way you are talking about
I am a women who also own A Cane Corso. He is so lovable and very protective, I had him since he was 6 weeks old. He is 145 lbs , he is so strong and full of energy and love to be outside. I love him so much! I will always have this breed. U are awesome to be able to maintain 2, they are full of energy and require so much attention. God bless
As long as you OWN your pack position as LEADER, your dog will trust you and do whatever you ask of them. I don't, nor have ever had a Cana Corso, but have had Rottweilers for the past 45 years. We just had to say "hasta luego" to our last Rottie-Boy (15 years old) last month. Though I have a 1-12 yr old Aussie in my home, the house just seems so empty, and I really miss his football-sized head. This last Rottie kept me on my toes, but he ALWAYS listened and obeyed me no matter the situation. If you "do the work at the front end", you'll enjoy the rest of the ride. Enjoy the loads of fun and love that await your days ahead!
After I lost my frenchie I had room for another dog, I didn’t think I would ever love another dog more. But I got my formentino corso and he is my absolute love. So different but so incredible! I’m a single woman and couldn’t imagine life without my pack; unaltered male 130 lb CC, a rescue male GSD malinois mix, and a rescue female chiweenie lol and I am their loving leader
I think many people can’t imagine that a dog as big and powerful as a Cana Corse can be such a love bug. When I was growing up in the 70’s we had German shepherd dogs on the farm and many people were fearful of them. The thing with shepherds is they are loving and attentive to their family and aloof and distant to strangers and if a stranger is in your yard they are going to let you know. It seems to me Cana Corse are very much the same. They know their pack and don’t roll over for belly rubs for just anyone because they are always doing their job guarding.
I think you handle the breed really well. I’m tall at 5 foot 10 and I would struggle to handle 2 Cane Corsos. It’s all down to the intensive training also love, trust and kindness. They will protect you and Jason with their lives. You both do an amazing job with BW and JJ ❤❤
I have two cane corso one German shepherd ...
We are in our sixties and have two young labs and a rescued Corso. My wife walks them together with no problem. It really is a state of mind not physical size that matters. Make no mistake though if a combined 300 lbs of dog decides to take off, a large man isnt stopping them which is why training is so important.
I have two 80lb German shepherds, and I never intended to have “guardian” dogs. Feel same as you. I love them, have never been stretched so much in training, and rewarded w love and loyalty. I get this video so deeply.❤
While I don’t have a cane corso I am a woman with an Akita and all the research I did discouraged folks from getting an Akita as their first dog but that made me take the training more seriously and as soon as I got her we got to work on Day 1. Now she’s 3 and she’s the best companion I’ve had. She’s so well behaved and sweet while also being intimidating for folks who don’t know her. We have the tightest bond and I think this’ll have to be my chosen breed from now on.
When I was a kid my family raised an Akita and he was so sweet. He was super smart and protective. They are a really good breed especially if you give them the proper love and training.
We have a blue cane corso. She was the runt of the litter and is only 90 lbs. she is the BEST dog we’ve ever had! We have 3 little boys and the dogs are so aligned with them and keep and eye on them. You will NOT have a problem with these dogs as long as you train them and spend time with them
I have been studying Cane Corso for a while. I’ve had dogs in the past but I’ve been wanting a guard dog. We’re planning on getting a Cane Corso next year. I connected with a breeder and we communicate A LOT. I look forward to having this breed in my life.
I had one and I absolutely loved mine!!! He was the biggest baby in the world!!!! He loved me so much as well ... He actually followed me around the house sometimes and if I was cooking he would lay so he could look in and see me!!! When I was sick he only left my side when he went outside with "him"😂.... I was bedridden for a couple of weeks and he was too.... I had a horrible cold/flu/covid situation and was super super sick. When I could finally move around he was on my heels...he would even bust in the if I was in there too long or if I coughed.... He was the best nurse!!! Training him wasn't hard and he always wanted to be a "special boy"!!! .... He even loved me more than he loved "him" and he had him for 5-6 years before we moved in. The dog was an outside dog for the first 6 years of his life then I brought him in cause I just don't believe in outside dogs😂.... You would have thought he lived as a pampered pooch his whole life!!! I miss him soooooo much!!!
We adopted a 15month old neutered boy from interstate and his training was on point. We took him out the very next day to a large hard wear store and he behaved exceptionally well. Walking every day out in the community, meeting loads of people and other doggo’s. Having him meet friends at the front door, letting him know who’s let in might be ok.
One month later he’s now starting to know this is his home. My 21yo daughter and myself weigh less than he does so the mentality of leadership is key for us. Adjusting as an adolescent into a new school/home he’s going to test and push boundaries, he’ll whine and not want to do what he’s told. I’m the pack leader. My husband isn’t home much (long haul operations manager).
Working hard to keep this new, big protector of ours listening and obeying, anxiety free and controlling his impulses as possible.
Subscribed and shared ❤❤❤
My grandma bred Rottweilers all her life and you had so many of the same points she did when she was asked about them! There are some fun pictures of 5’0 lady surrounded by HUGE Rotties! Glad you took the leap and dedicated yourself to being an excellent guardian breed owner. Speaks to the strength of you, Jason, and your relationship! Those dogs seem so happy and relaxed too!
I have a female brindle she’s 130lbs.. extremely gentle and very friendly. The best friend a woman could ever ask for. I absolutely love Cane Corsos.
Me too!! My brindle girl Illaria Naryssa
I have a boerboel. Same genetics with the corso. Smart dogs. Very humble. Quick learners. Can literally speak to them and they understand.
I am 53 I briefly owned a husky mix. I really want a cane corso. I know that I would be considered a first time dog owner, but this is the breed that speaks to me, from the moment that I first saw them I have wanted to have one of my own. I have been following this channel for some time and i love it. I plan to watch every episode that you guys have posted in preparation for getting my own cane corso. This channel is a great resource for info on these dogs. Thank you for your insight on what it is like owning these dogs as a woman. I am a single woman and I have limited experience with dog ownership but this is the dog I want and i plan to be as educated about them as possible and your channel has been extremely helpful.
You're absolutely right about the character of big work (guardian) dogs. Imagine that I used to have a male German shepherd and at the same time my parents used to have a toy-sized female pekingese and the dog that used to make a mess was the very bad mannered toy dog, while the other one, exactly as you described was able to feel even the slightest emotion of you and allways tried to comfort you, by trying to get in your lap. At the same time he was very gentle with children everywhere, while on the opposite the the small one was allways jealous of them. I really enjoy your videos for the relations with your dogs and I have to admit that when I'll be able, I dream of having once again a giant breed.
My wife is a petite 40kgs Filipina and I'm a big Polynesian from New Zealand and my upbringing has been with big dogs, my wife has always been scared of dogs so We've had American Staffy's and my wife absolutely loves dogs especially Stormi our 45kg AMSTAFF 5yr old female. She feels safe and protected with Stormi. Unfortunately Cane Corsos are a banned breed in Australia. However, I do like Cane Corsos and you have 2 beauties within your family. Thank you for bringing us into family.
I felt the same. My husband wanted a dogo argentino and i was nervous about owning a power breed like him. I never thought he would mean so much to me and have enjoy training and playing with him. As well as disciplining him. He's my soul dog ❤ I'm also a petite woman and have learned to have a more stable mindset to.
I'm a bloke so i can't speak about that but I was raised by a huge bernese mountain dog mixed with malinois. And he was my guardian and my best friend when I was a kid. My parents were often away or not present and he took over. It might be silly to say but I feel he was the one to be there for me when my parents divorced and the hardest thing I had to do was to leave him behind when I moved away with my mother. Currently trying to get a pet friendly apartment to adopt a local female malinois rescue called Shy. I have PTSD and CPTSD and I know malinois are not usually service dogs for anxiety disorder suffering people but she's such a sweet girl, I want to adopt her ASAP. And I've worked with the race before and love them.
I have never had any fear of owning any breed of dog and I'm 5'2". I guess it's because I've trained Arabian horses - it all comes down to respect and asserting yourself as being in charge. I'm not sure if anyone else has mentioned this, but when you give an animal a command you also need to be aware of how you give it. In a previous video, you gave a command and it wasn't in a "strong" tone and Joey Justice was kind of like "whatever". You have a wonderful relationship with the "boys" and that is wonderful to watch. Thank you.
Your so lucky. Arabian my ultimate favorite. I had a morgan. Watched her being born. Her mom was alk black n she was lite beige. Wow I'd do anything to even ride or work w arabians. Love there nostrils. 😂😂😂
As a horse trainer myself - it's more the energy behind the words than the words itself. Very sensitive beings! ❤
I am a 4'11" woman and have owned mastiffs for over 20 years. My first was a female Bullmastiff Isis, and when I met my partner she was 1 year old and 110 lbs. He had a 5lbs Chihuahua and was very nervous around my girl at first. She won him over completely, became best friends with the Chihuahua and he has been hooked on big breeds ever since. Our last dog was a severely abused Cane Corso rescue named Lucy, who was afraid of the whole world. We took her to a specialized dog trainer in fear-aggressive behavior, and were able to work thru a lot of her issues. Sadly, we lost her 2-years ago, and I just haven't been ready to get another dog, she just broke my heart with her damage and short life. Someday we will get a French Mastiff this time around. LOVE the mastiff line, such majestic, loving animals! The BEST guard dogs and family friendly, don't let the size fool you! I have seen 150lbs dogs grovel at the feet of toddlers and let them climb all over them, pulling ears, poking fingers in the mouth, looking so happy. They love kids!!
I live on the outskirts of a small town. Someone i assume from the nearby large city dumped a grown cane corso nearby. I think they try to justify dumping their dogs here, thinking someone on one of the farms will take them in, and they'll live a great life in the country. I tried to give him food and water, but he was scared and ran off. I tried to get the local rescue to come get him, but they dont accept large breeds. Didn't see him again for a week, although I drove around praying..literally, to find him again. Then, one day, i saw a lady stopped and a dog laying in the road. It was him. He was too weak from no food to get up. She said she would take him home, but he was too heavy for us to lift. We got him off of the road (a country back street). She said her husband got off the night shift about 1 a.m., and they would come back and try to get him. When they came back, he was gone. I was so upset because this family wanted him. I drove around each day praying that he would reappear so the family could take him. It also had to be when the husband was home because he was HUGE. Would you believe a few days later i found him again. Several people had been leaving food and water out. He was eating. I got out and called the family. They rushed over to get him. He followed the husband straight to his truck and let him lift him in since he was still weak. They sent pictures of him laying on the couch with his head in the husband's lap and another with their 2 little girls loving all over him. He was just laying their enjoying it all. I had never seen a cane corso in person and didn't know that's what he was. Apparently, the husband had always wanted one. This one was a beautiful blonde color with a black muzzle. A gentle giant...a happy ending. ❤
Totally worth reading all that❤ 😊
Yes you can handle on your own …our Corso listens to both my husband and I. He just stays around me more!
All dogs will give you that connection not just large breeds. I've had all sizes of dog and they are all the same in that regard. They all can be loving, loyal, and utterly devoted to you. Body size is irrelevant to how big their love is.
wow. !!!! you and i literally had the same situation to the T! my
husband did research for 4 years on this breed and i was in the same position you were! long story short i love her so so much. i did most of the training my self because he was deployed when we first got her. it was tough and i cried a lot but the tears and hard work paid off. she is absolutely amazing. she goes everywhere just like jj and bruce. people love to pet her and she loves to say hi to everyone 😂
I was a gun dog fan and didn't really know mastiffs until I met a cane console 20 years ago. Not only was it impressively huge and strong, but had the presence of a human. I was blown away.
Yes, I just became a owner of a Female Cano Corso...
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Oh, yes I am a Woman 😊 49 years
@@mireillezitter7905 you are absolutely correct you can have a strong body and a weak mind. It does make a difference on how you relate to your companions. It doesn’t always mean brute strength. Good point!
Do you find any challenges with the corsos with your disability? (I'm also disabled and deciding between corso and rottie) any tips/advice?
I have all the same feeling about my jughead puppers! My husband was actually the one against owning a apbt and am staffs. But 23 years and 4dogs later they've all been one or the other and he'll tell you now he wouldn't have a dog without a bowling ball head! I want a cane corso next. However I do not agree with the linebreading of the places closest to me, so I'm still waiting for the right dog at the right time. My baby just turned ten so I know we only have a few more good years with her and I want to make them all about her for now. But I love that you have the confidence and understand the importance of the right training when telling people about getting a larger breed/or really any dog. You rock chicka💖
My wife was just like you. Had a bad experience with a big dog when she was little. Now she is so in love with Tora! I would never have another dog (Cane Corso). They are the ultimate breed!
I use to own a Mastiff and he was the best dog that I ever had. He ended up weighing more than me but he protected me from Everything and Everyone! We were so connected the he could tell when I was not feeling well and would try to comfort me. Absolutely love BIG Dogs! Great Video. ❤
For sure any size women can do it with the wright attitude and determination and if she’ is able to be consistent and calm and sure of herself
Our mastiff mix is 25% Cane Corso. She has 100% Cane Corso personality, capability to love, sensitivity, ability to understand, trainability. She is not like any dog I have ever owned. She is so loving too! She is so trainable, communicative, inquisitive, friendly, social. I could go on forever. Her strength is the one concern I have always had. I have struggled with the same fears you have had. It is all so worth it though. Yes. People are either afraid or inquisitive when they respond to the dogs. It puts us in a position to learn to train. I have always done her training. She is also an incredible tracker.
new female subscriber. 68 and looking at your fur babies. These dogs love you. 'They love you' They will do ANYTHING to protect you.
Thank you so much for sharing.. i am 4.82ft and considering to get a Cane Corso. I learned about it from a lovely gentleman I am getting acquainted with. Your sincere expression of your journey in learning, evolving and now in love with them is truly inspiring. As you said. With or without these good men who know of these breeds, it's a worthwhile breed to have especially given that I am intending to move to my farm in a years time
When i was 14 yrs. old, I was 85 lbs. & 5' 3". I had a 75% Siberian Timber Wolf X 25% Great Dane hybrid & he was 150 lbs & his shoulders came up to my waist. He was perfectly obedient, gentle & respected me as a leader. I had proffessional instruction during training , absolutely.
Thank you for this. I do not have a cane corso in our furry family, but thank you for changing the way people view big dogs in general. It is not really the dogs that got the problem. It is the human. How we handle and train them.
I am planning to find a cane corso and this is a good start for me. To learn about the breed. God bless you and your family! ❤
1st time on this channel. I'm a school bus driver that works with a lady.I've been friends with for about fifteen years. She's always owned this breed. She swears by them and they are so loyal, intelegent, & love thier family. She stayed home with her last dog While it was dying from cancer. I've heard bad stories like any breed, But she changed my mind. And there's always bad owners. Thankfully most owners are good. Ive never seen any bigger size example of the breed than my friends. They were huge
Awesome video .. thank you Kara , we also have a 8 yr old Cane Corso and as a petite woman myself was very nervous however, the commitment to training from the get go and being familiar with the mother and father before making the final decision was very important, our boy has been the most amazing extension to our family.. you are correct with having to be committed and consistent with the training and if you put in the time and the work you could not ask for a better family member. They are an amazing breed and don’t think we would ever have any other breed now 🫶🏼
I feel that way about my central asian shepherds. I love them so much. I feel super safe walking by myself. My big boy is 187lbs intact super protective if need be but also super sweet.loves to cuddle
Joey Justice is my birthday twin! November 17th!
Joooeeyyyyy!
Petite women here- I moved into an apartment where one roommate had a cane corso. I immediately adored him. He quickly became best friends with my husky/golden and me. He was such a sweet and loving boy and made me want to have one someday. I won’t be chopping its ears though. I felt like such a badass walking the cane corso and my dog- his 75lb bestie! lol I miss that dog and how he used to sleep in my doorway. Such an amazing breed!
4:32 dogs are so much smarter than most people realize or understand !
I love my guardian dog pushes my best friend in the whole wide world I love her she's like a sister to me 💕💕💕
As a 5'2 woman I can not tell you how much I LOVE my corso. He's so sweet and protective. I feel so safe at home and when we go for walks.
Thanks for such a great introduction these dogs! They are beautiful!
Thank you so much for this video. I am too a little lady, single mama and LOVE my big dogs but because of our small living situation have had to have smaller dogs- mini heeler the last few years. I am just now able to start to look into options for a bigger dog again. Love this channel and your guys’ insight!!! ❤
Having had Rottweilers over decades, i appreciate what you are saying. Protection dogs are essentially huge family dogs. At the time, I've had my children as toddlers play, walk and care for them. They are essentially big bears, especially with women and children. As with all dogs, its simply giving them lots of love, time and good leadership 👍
I could relate to everything you said in this video as I'm training a pup that is half German shepherd and half pitbull. I'm taking the training with high importance.
Bless you for doing this in recent years I was honored to babysit and we became friends and she recently passed and i wish in the future to adopt a Cane Corso as she is honored and remember for her loyalty and gentle spirit. Yes!` I said that because you will feel protected.
This is beautiful. You are a great example of a responsible and loving dog owner. Too many dog owners are irresponsible and don’t understand the importance of discipline.
39yo woman here 5'1 and I'm on Rottweiler #4. Hes like 97lbs of sass, big boy bark, silliness, goofiness, and guardianship. I love big guarding breed doggos.
I loved my Kado I miss him soo much. I lost him this July. I would own an another Brindle Cane Corso in a heartbeat.
I have my cane corso tomorrow can’t wait
I think it’s possible to own them on your own which would be a lot to take in due to the nature of the breed. But having a partner sure does help and love how the both of you guys takes care of them. I know they’re protectors and respect that and a big reason why they’re my favorite dogs. Besides, both dogs know they are well loved and cared for. 👍🏽👍🏽
A close friend is expecting an accidental litter of Presa Canario/Cane corso puppies and has offered me one because I just had to put down a 12yr old (small mix breed) companion. Honestly, I'm Uber afraid but this video almost made me cry because it was first thing to come up iny google search and she is so kind and confident speaking on her experience, it felt like she was talking to me. I needed to see this and I appreciate you guys making it 😊 p.s. I'll probably go watch all the videos on your channel today. Thank you so much.
What a great video. Surely helps gain a perspective on what these dogs are all about with proper training and care. Thank you
Same as a petite woman who owns two huge protection dogs in the shape of German shepherds. I've always loved the large breed dogs ❤
My husband and I have had large breed dogs the past 16 years. First a Bernese Mountain dog(have had 2), then a Newfoundland (now 8 years old) & a Rottie( 4 years old). Our Newfie is getting older so we just got a Cane Corso puppy(all male dogs). The Cane Corso & Rottie have become great friends & I am the leader & also a petite gal. People are shocked that we have all male dogs, but so far, the Cane Corso has been so much easier to train than our other breeds!
Great video. I grew up in a home that raised Danes. However, my wife, like you, had an experience (bad) with a large breed and she grew up in a pet less house.
We just put down our 15yo black lab Bailey, and both of us really miss her companionship.
I plan on sharing this video with her so she can learn from someone like you that is similar to you in size. Again you.
Sorry to hear about Bailey 🪽
Beautiful puppers. I rescued a Connie about four years back. I knew nothing about the breed. They're fantastic puppers.
I love ours. My daughter has two they are brothers 6 months apart. Zion and Giannis. I absolutely love them. Very intelligent dogs for sure. Love your channel.
I have my baby girl she is the same breed at first I didn't want her because I have a cat, but my dad adopted her, and since I passed the first weeks with her I can not imagine living in a world without her, even my cat loves her ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Dogs have always been a part of my life. As a single 65 yo woman I will always have a strong breed dog. I have the three bears of sized dogs, a min pin, a mixed bully, and a doberman. Yes they can be a handful but I really wouldn't be without a large breed dog.
I'm no trainer, and I've never had this breed, but I've always been very good with dogs. I LOVE dogs. When I train obedience, I never, ever strike them. I do not believe in that at all. If I have to correct them, or establish dominance, it's verbal tone only, coupled with hundreds of times more positive reinforcement, than negative.
I've had wonderful success with this approach. I just want to play, and have fun, and love on my dog's. To see joy on their faces and in their bodies brings me immense peace and happiness.
Love and trust is everything with me and my dogs.
I had a friend who had a Pure Blood White Wolf was such an amazing dog n i miss that dog
We have 3 Cane Corso's.
Zeus, 155#, 6 yr old intact male. Zeba,110#, 4 year old intact female. One of their pups, Mater, 135#, 2 year old fixed male.
My hubs travels for work. We live in BFE. I'm never nervous, scared, nothing. They're also good Weather watchers. They let ya know when a storm is going to hit.❤❤❤
Such a great video!!! Yes, the baby voice! I get it!
I've never had a CC but I'm 5'3 105lbs and currently have 4 German shepards!
I'd forgotten about this channel and you popped back up. Bruce Wayne ❤
I’m 5’1 and own 3 CC! I also at first didn’t want this breed but once I owned one, I fell in love! My girl had a litter of 11 and so I kept 2 of her puppies 🥰 BEST DOGS EVER!! ❤
XO ❤ this is beautiful and necessary information.
Had to subscribe! I see so much of myself in you, I may give a dog a try this breed! Thank you for opening my mind to a world that I never thought id see myself getting into ❤
Im 60 n given my first cane corso / mastiff
Ges a puppy growing bigger. Each day.
But so easy to train. Im impressed.
Time is all he needs. My
Brutus Boi
I had an Italian mastiff and then an English mastiff and rescued another Italian mastiff and walked them together! I love the breed-they are so loyal and great for small children too! Also, living in the city, make great apartment dogs because they only need about two walks per day no longer than 20 mins bc of their size and common hip dysplasia. But they’re such good dogs!
I rescued my first Corso today. 2 year old female. She's absolutely beautiful
We had a Bernie for 13 amazing years! Nobody ever loved me as much as he did!!!❤️
I raised a male Pitt bull mix. I was a single mother of two kids. I see the respect you and the dogs have for each other. They are attached to you as you are to them. You are their hooman mommy.
your reinforcement in the video about training is very educative. ppl need education prior to adopt those breeds. so yea ppl training first, then the dog
I have a large Rhodesian Ridgeback boy, I am 67 and just over 5 ft. My husband is 6ft and large.
He obeys and responds to me much better than Hubble!
Great video . Good job
An older lady in my town has mastiffs. They lived in the house and were part of the family. Recently, something happened outside and they ripped both her arms off. She survived.
I love my Corso. As long as you are the right caliber of female and you have dog handling experience this breed is excellent and can really help make being an independent woman easier safer and help motivate me personally to exercise more. I have multiple female friends who are Corso owners.Some are petite some are not but they are all more confident and more independent because of their dog the sense of security and emotional partnership is outstanding. I am so grateful for my dog.
As a 6,1 built man I understand and appreciate everything you said. I do wonder doing everything the same but with just you alone if Bruce Wayne would be more protective, less, or the same. Beautiful animals. I lost my Alaskan Malamute this year and want a less hairy, less runner and will be looking in to this breed. Thank you and have a happy New Years. Blessings and prosperity for 2025
Hi Jason Kara Bruce and Justice... a first timer here from England, been loving watching both your channels since Bruce was about a year old, think you've done an amazing job with the boys...they're beautiful 🥰,
Thanks for following along!
I believe that a strong, confident woman can have two of these dogs. I have had large breeds all my life. I currently have a 5 year old Pitty, 3 Toy Poodles, a Mini Goldendoodle and added a 8 month old Cane Corso to our family back in May. What made me love the Corso breed was began Dog sitting my friend's Corso, Nala, 4 years ago. Nala became part of our family as well. She has gotten along with all my dogs, oh, and cats too. Seeing how we were successful with her, God blessed us with our very own, Spirit.
That's amazing to hear.
Reflecting on when we welcomed our first Cane Corso into the family, the breeder highlighted how sensitive the breed can be, almost human-like in their capacity to feel. BW's reaction is a perfect example of that sensitivity!