We adopted a dog from a place that had a whole large litter in one small run. They warned us that she always would escape. They told us to keep her locked up. When we got her home we thought we had made a mistake. She was going crazy in the crate. We live on a farm so we decided that we had to let her go and let the chips fall where they may. We had her for 12 years. She never left our farm on her own once. She was one of the best dogs we have ever had.
Crazy how if you let an animal have freedom, they go back to normal. Huh, almost as if abusing it, crating it, and not allowing them to exist properly didn't help..
Logan’s story made me 😢 he looked so heartbroken and ashamed after having been returned. Most people really don’t deserve these fur-angels. I’m glad in the end he found a home. Praying they give him the love, respect, and care he deserves.
I own a Cane Corso pound's really don't know enough about the breed. My 5 yr old Corso is the biggest baby. He doesn't realize how strong he really is. I got him for the farm not as a pet. He sleeps in my bed when he wants and has bad social anxiety since we Lost his brother when they were 9 week's old . There highly intelligent. And alot of people get them and I don't Care who says thing's happen. If you know things happen then you aren't a good candidate for the Corso. You make it work they get very attached and are great family dog's.everyday with my Corso is like a Scooby Doo cartoon.
I adopted a 5 year old Cane Corso female, and the shelter wanted to reinforce to me that I would have to pay to return her, she was returned twice.....and it ended there. I've had her for 3.5 years now - and she is the BEST most beautiful dog ever. I took her to a trainer because she weighed more than me.....but I am the alpha, and she is the BABY!! Adopt don't shop!!!!
Thank you for not giving up on her. Getting a pet is a commitment for their entire life. Why ppl give up on animals is beyond me. I wish everyone had compassion and love for all living things. The world would be so much better if everyone had love.
I adopted a Chihuahua. The shelter gave her a chip, spayed her and did all the right things. Thanks, guys! But they didn’t tell us, Ginger had been returned to the shelter 3 times, and so nervous about being abandoned. My husband is a mechanic so was test driving a vehicle. He just scooped her up, put her in the vehicle and drove down the road. Ginger started shaking and threw up. Come to find out, she thought he was taking her back to the pound. Now we know. We put her in and harness her up and talk excitedly about where we’re going and what she will get to do. Lots of love! 💖
My son adopted a rescue dog who had been adopted as a puppy, then returned to shelter three years later (we don't know why, but it was a few months into Covid). To say she had abandonment issues is an understatement. She recognizes the expressway the shelter was off of and is always a nervous wreck when we drive on that stretch.
God bless you and your husband! You are special people, and deserve all the best in this world and a special place in heaven. Thank you so much, for sharing that story. Thank you for not giving up. Just thank you, period! ❤🙏👏👏👏
I feel very sorry for Logan, I’m so glad he got a new home in the end. Rocky I’m so proud of you and your team for everything you’ve done for him and all the other dogs bless you all and keep up the good work.
When kids play together with friends, it is rather obvious that you wouldn’t leave a rather protective dog with kids alone. Training is crucial in the early days and with a rescue immediate training along, with the love and human protection, the decompression is allowed, but the owners are the Alpha from the start and family and a mutual respect and deep love is formed, but reinforcing the Alpha and training ongoing with regards to stranger interactions and children, who also must respect certain rules themselves.
if ur dog is that large it's not a cane corso, they wiegh about 90-100 pounds. for example my Great Pyr drawfs even the large male cane corsos and he is like 135lbs
@@atlas2410 sure, just like buddy's boxer that is 110lbs but actually is 90 lbs. in that case my Pyr is like 170lbs and my black lab growing up was 160
It's disappointing how little effort some people put into coping with an animal. My dog has been through serious trauma and will still charge me due to his guarding nature. He's 90 lbs and was a difficult situation to deal with initially. After 4 years, I can't imagine my life without him and he's an amazing dog. Like all people, each dog has something about them that is unique or may require extra time/training. It's absolutely worth it
Glad to see you were patient with your dog. Most people would give up, it isn't easy to deal with a "charging dog", but somehow you were willing to give him the extra time he needed to be trained and to trust you. So now he has a happy life and and a loving home.
What are you doing a wonderful job and like you say some people I would be one of those people that wanna take them all home and adopt them all but I don’t have the space I do have a beautiful rest you he’s a Yorky and he thinks he’s the king of the castle 11 oh one bedroom apartment and he seems like he owns the bed right smack in the middle and I’ve had him for over nine years and I wouldn’t trade him for the world
We have experienced the same thing with our rescue. We loved her from the beginning but she took a bit to trust us. She still has some issues but she is so much happier and that is all we wanted. We got her in January 2020 which turned out to be great timing because we were all home all day as she got more comfortable. Three years later, she is now great with us (most people) but she has some problems with anxiety and can be aggressive with other animals. We just work around her issues and treasure her. If we had just reacted to her behavior when we got her and returned her because she took extra time and care, we would’ve missed out. Everyone, people and animals, needs an adjustment period to recover from trauma. Thank you for supporting animals.
We adopted a rescue cat. Spent a week with him in a small bathroom with me, bonding, building trust and letting his stress and anxiety subside. It took a week before he stepped out of that room. Within 3 weeks he owns the house. A very loving outgoing independent love bug. We adore him. ❤❤❤
I think my girlie cat convinced Jackie that we were okay. He was frost bitten in his ears and paws, had a broken rib, and a cold when he was in the shelter, so he was incredibly scared when he got here. My girlie sat in the middle of the room he was in and chirped while lying down until Jackie came out to see her. I love my buggers.
I’ve adopted dogs here in Cape Town South Africa, and all the shelters insist on dogs being neutered/ spayed before adoption allowed. They say to stop more unwanted dogs coming into the world. I’m totally in agreement with that.
I adopted a pitbull from our local shelter. Brought her home, she ate windowsills, holes in the wall, the futon in the room. I ordered all natural dog calming pills from Amazon. She was able to calm down nicely, and is now a goofy love bug ! Smart as neck which is probably one reason she was so stressed ! Great dog, all she needed was stress free help. Don't take on the dog unless you are really going to "rescue" them. I am loved !! ❤❤❤❤❤
I just feel the pain these poor animals feel!! I wish I could take every one of them and Love them, Feed them and house them! They deserve so much better from we humans!!
I believe everything happens for a reason and in the long run Logan is now w/his forever family. Lots of love w/5 kids to play & give him All the hugs & kisses he deserves! Beautiful story in the end!! U guys do amazing work!!
I cried through this one. My boy is a giant breed who was discarded and set on fire. When i met him omntje shelter it was clear that he had given up on life. He was emaciated with half his fur birned away. Now hebis fat and happy. He is an amazing nanny dog to smaller dogs and puppies.
I rescued a rottweiler from a fighting ring,he was in a bad way. Covered in bite and tears from head to foot 😢 but with love and kindness he turned out to be the best dog ever. A true gentle giant,I adored him. Didn't know I could love a dog so much❤ sadly gone now and missed so much😢
6'2 and 245 pound old Marine here watching your videos and crying,of course not in front of family. Im a huge dog lover and appreciate your work. Semper Fi
I adopted a very abused dog. I’ve had him two months now. He is still passing milestones and every time he opens up a little more I’m brought to tears. I’m NOT someone that adopts and returns. I’ve adopted two dog from high kill shelters in the past five months. I highly recommend it. There is no love as great as a shelter animal!!!!
My very abused 10 YO took almost 8 mos to even want to sit w/me on the couch. Bit everyday out of fear. Once that milestone was passed, things went much smoother, a lot more quickly. Unfortunately, he got a rare, aggressive cancer from lack of neutering (I had it done, but was warned it could be too little, too late) & Vet care. He was given just 2 weeks, but made it 3 mos! His fighting spirit never left, even trying to attack the Vet! We take solace in knowing that poor little dog finally knew what it was to be loved, not beaten & what a dogs life should have been. It was a long, but too short, 22 mos. 😔❤🐾
I’m my pupper’s 3rd home, so it took a while for him to get used to me. Jacks first smile didn’t happen until year 2, didn’t jump up on my couch or bed without permission until 9 months, couldn’t be alone without crying until year 1. This is Jack’s last home. ❤️
@@XoeCox All dogs deserve a home. If you truly love a rescue, the effort is worth it. But there's a dog for everyone, & if you prefer puppies, that's a-okay.
@@4Mr.Crowley2 Yeah, I was being too general. I can see how there'd be exceptions. I just didn't like how they generalized shelter dogs bc they're not all the same.
Whoever adopted him obviously dont understand dogs. Put him in a crate and left him alone basically day one!? that is honestly disgusting. I do hope his other home is treating him well, you can see he has a lot of love to give
@@littleme3597lmao thats silly crates are a WONDERFUL tool for dogs. To have a safe, dog only cozy space can make all the difference! i have a husky and three cats, she needs to be crated when im not home to protect my cats! i love my babies and want them to not be stressed out in their own home.
@@brookenagel3680 I agree completely and the blaming of adopters all.the.time when certain dogs attack or destroy houses seems like a bad idea and poor practice.
Some of you seems to be confused- the use of crates requires training, it shouldn’t be stressful for the dog and no you shouldn’t just leave a rescue dog alone in a crate day one and expect things to be fine, it’s irresponsible and bad crate training. A crate trained dog has a refuge, their own bedroom and will be far less distressed when they visit the groomer, travel by aeroplane or anywhere in a crate. It is also a safer way to have your dog in the car. If you can’t see beyond you own human experience of crates maybe you aren’t qualified to own a dog
As a mom to a scary looking large Cane Corso. I can tell you that they can be the most loving, gentle, affectionate, protective family members you could hope to have. My Enzo loves all kids, loves all dogs, loves hugs and cuddles. Always has to be touching me and gets sad when any of us spend more than a couple of hours away. They needs lots of love. And need to get their energy out with daily walks to keep them in check. Do all the things and you will be happy and protected and they will be the most loyal best friend you will ever have.
Yeah my cane corso loves animals, women and children. Men he gets suspicious around, but I’m ok with that. Majority of violence is committed by men so I know he’s got that guard dog instinct in him.
These animals know where they are and what's happening. Logan has tears in his eyes. Poor baby. I rescued my baby from the shelter. He had so many issues. He was horribly abused. He even had food aggression. It's been almost 3 years and he has come such a long way. He went from food aggression and attacked me the first month I had him, to now free-feeding and sharing a bowl with his brother. I'm so proud of him. It really does take a special kind of patience to help these babies work through their issues and let the dog come through that they really are.
Rocky, I have to tell ya... this episode made me cry. I could feel the pain that that big, beautiful puppy was enduring after being returned to the shelter. All he wanted was love.. to love & to be loved. I cried because he was given back (like he wasn't able to know someone ELSE didn't want him) and I cried even more when he was adopted by that family. I pray they love that big boy with everything they have cuz I know he's gonna be giving them even more than that. Thank you for all you do.
3 years ago I went to my local shelter to shop for a dog. I was introduced to a 6 yr old pittie mix that nobody wanted. We were placed in a room so we can get to know each other. She was all over me like a cheap suit when the lady from the shelter came into the room to see how we were doing. Abby did not leave my side, she was asking me in the best way she knew for me to take her home with me. She's been with me since that first meeting. I believe she picked me. In the 3 years we've been together, she has never done anything wrong in the house and when she thinks she has, she apologizes in the cutest ways. Abby is my 4th shelter dog and every one of them have been sweethearts. Abby is now in training to get her certificate to be able to visit nursing homes and children's hospitals.
lol, mine came out of the dog run, laid in a circle in my lap, put his head on my shoulder….I was there to help the volunteers with a dog adopted event, not to adopt. Boy was I in trouble. I was just trying to get him out to play, he was so anxious, but he needed love. I looked in his eyes and with sarcasm said “ oh I don’t like you” and gave him a kiss. his big puppy eyes stole my heart. I fostered him, foster failed. He never left. He indeed picked me. He is spoiled rotten.
Rocky, there will be a special place in heaven for you, along with all the wonderful fur babies you've helped. Bless you for all you do for these beautiful creatures!
I have a cattle dog x corgi. She was abandoned in an apartment, and then returned to the shelter three times in a year. She looks like a little teddy bear, but it's a working beast. She's hard, and a one person dog who demands partnership rather than a "master". She's the best dog I could want, but it took months with for her to learn to allow herself to love. Now she glows with love and trust.
I instantly started to cry when Logan went in to meet dad. Their son will have the best friend ever. I have such a soft spot for Cane Corsos. They are an amazing guardian that thinks before doing anything. And I’m not surprised that Kobe is doing so well with your family. Any dog that crosses your path is always going to have a better life.
You can see the shame he feels for being returned, he thinks he messed up some how. You are loved, you are not a mistake 😊 love will find you my sweet angel boy.
I rescued a Cane Corso, the best friend I ever had!! They are extremely sensitive and so loyal!! Before you decide to take them in you need to know they are NOT DOGS who can be left alone! Because they are so loyal and connected to their humans!! Please people who ever consider adopting or wanting a Cane Corso you need to always be there for them and they will be Always e there for you!!💕
Why? I have raised Min Pin's for protection. This dog would be great with all the kids and how he is continuing to be trained. Surely they have room 🤷♀️@@MB-ld6js
@@MB-ld6jsyou may want to rethink your gut reaction. I’ve been around several and they are great inside dogs. All dogs need training with owner. Always talk to many different people and go to best trainer in your area. Vets are good ones to ask. This is for all dog breeds. Cane Corso dogs are full of love and will protect you their whole life. From Diane
I felt so bad for Logan I saw tears in his eyes! That just broke me down so bad. I am so thankful that couple and their precious children took him home. I don't understand how a person can treat an animal so bad. Thank you for doing what you do and please keep the good work up. They are little angel sent from heaven for us to enjoy😢🙏🌹
@siennafreeman5317 Anarayes means, instead of not doing anything, and simply saying "we need more people like Rocky", BE like Rocky. Adopt a dog, or save a dog, or do something else you've seen Rocky do before. I'm not telling you to, I'm just saying you should if you believe we need more people like Rocky.
@@Nobody.thatyouknow Not trying to speak for OP, but how do yall not know that they did not adopt a dog or two? For the record I agree with the sentiment, my wife and I have three adopted dogs, I just don't think we should assume op does not do the same.
My latest rescue whom I adapted December 2020 and she's just now getting into the swing of things!!! She went through some pretty traumatic stuff and it was so difficult to get her to trust but she is worth every blood, sweat and tear.... I absolutely adore my Zoey and couldn't imagine life without her!!!!
Sweet doggie. I'll never understand people who take in a rescue dog and just decide they don't like it! Shame on them! Dogs deserve to be loved for life, people can be so fickle. So happy there are people like you who truly care.
Its not an easy breed doh. As a dog trainer I dont recomment a cane corso to someone who dont have a lot of space or dont do much exercice. If the energy is not spend, they can be a challenge. Not always ok with smaller animals too... But such a majestic dog! 😊
As an owner of that amazing cane corso breed, I can attest to the breeds calm and patient demeanor. I'm so happy to see these remarkable pups getting the care and love they deserve..
Oooh. That physically hurt. Poor, poor Logan. Such a big beautiful dog. To be immediately returned must have been very confusing. I wish that wonderful dog the very best.
OMG, I just love that Cane Corso. We adopted a dog from a shelter four months ago. It took him about three months to acclimate, and to realize he wasn't going anywhere and that he was with us...furever.
He needs time and patience and love. Obviously, the people who adopted him had none of these. It's actually good he was returned since the new owners were clueless.
Especially with this breed I Agee it's a sad that he had to go through that, I hope there is more vetting & a successful rehome. This breed is a commitment in a healthy situation, they are worth it, they are the biggest hearts to their family, intelligent, emotional, sensitive, breaks my heart to see him here, going through it, I hope he has every success and love he deserves with a committed home. Willing to do thr work & who have knowledge of the breed. ❤
Yes, this sounds almost like it was their first dog. Anyone who’s had a dog would know that you should never leave a rescue dog completely alone the very first night. Of course he was stressed and reacted badly. The people that adopted him didn’t understand that he needed their attention and time. I’m so happy that he got a new family.
@@AL-bv7jt seems Rocky needs to have this place ensure proper vetting to eliminate revolving door pets. Plus there should be a national database of abusers and bad pet parents
@@gcanada3005I believe the rescue wants him to put more meat on his bones! But he will be fixed! The family has no choice but to agree to the spay/neuter policy! If they don’t they can take the animal back and the family faces fines!
I rescued two pit bull, Sharpae, and Dachsund. They were under 2 weeks old and didn't even have their eyes open good. They both had Parvo and one had an ulcer on her eye. But they were so bonded. I got them up to the point that they were healthy and ready for adoption and they would scream when seperated. I tried to explain that they were so bonded that they spit in their crate with their laws around each other but the rescue facility said they don't adopt siblings out together because it causes behavior problems. Well, it wasn't a foster fail, it was an adopt success. They are both with me, a little over a year old and happy, healthy, and very interactive. I'm so happy to have them with my other 2 rescue dogs who are chihuahua mixes. We make a great pack and a loving family.
It truly hurts my heart to hear about Logan, I've grown up with large dogs like him, I had a childhood English Mastiff for 10 years. and currently we've had 2 Euro Danes for 7, with a 3rd one for a few months we fostered. People don't seem to realize just how sensitive those larger breeds are. I happy to see you so passionate to help all these dogs ♥
I literally started crying when I saw Logan again. People are so cruel! And lazy. Nobody wants to take the time to get through it with an animal. I pray he finds a better place than ever❤ as for Daphne’s life, I pray for peace with her. And giving her a name was more than anyone probably has done for her. I love what you’re doing for these guys and the shelter is amazing.
people just don't get that while they may love that dog as soon as they meet it, that dog does not know you, let alone love you. it can take months for a dog to feel comfortable with a person.
When I rescued my pup, I also put her in a crate for bedtime, and then immediately saw a panic attack. I had not realized dogs could have panic attacks! I tried to comfort her, but she was so stressed, so I took her out. It took weeks, but now she's the very, very best girl EVER. We learned to trust each other and she learned that she was a part of our family forever.
Then you brought the piece of trash home so it can terrorize the neighborhood for the next 20 fkg years! Another quiet, safe, and clean neighborhood now has become loud, dangerous, and filthy because a lowlife felt lonely.
@@captainrankin6865 Right! f it's cruel for people, of course it's cruel for the animals as well! Is it O.K. to put people in crates? No! It is freaking abuse! Animals feel THE SAME as people! It is unbelievable that there are so many people on this planet who don't get this and need explaining. It is imposible to live on this planet because of them. The amount of abuse is unbearable.
omg, the expression on Logan's face and the watery eyes, how heart-breaking. I hope in the end he found better, more caring and knowledgeable owners. After being in many unfamiliar places it would be interesting to know how long it takes them to let go of the anxiety of "Can I stay here or do I have to move again?".
I'm so happy to see Logan get his forever home! What a beautiful soul he has. Thank you, Rocky, for continuing to keep us updated on all the wonderful dogs you meet. My latest rescue watches these with me before bed, so we both go to sleep smiling! ❤️❤️ to you and your beautiful family!
It makes me so sad. My dog was brought back to the shelter after being adopted. I could feel her grief those first months. She had been a mama when she was found originally. She was taken from her 5 pups, her admittedly not great home, then was brought back after being adopted because she didn't get along with the other dogs. I took her home days after she was brought back. I never had to work so hard to gain a dog's trust, but she's so worth it.
My dog is a cane corso rescue -- he is the most loyal, loving dog I have ever known. It's a breed that takes time, commitment and patience, especially if they are a rescue, but the rewards are well worth it. Sometimes this channel is hard to watch -- keep doing the good work Rocky.
My girl is a sweet pittie. She was returned so many times. They left her kennel open thinking we would return her too. It was work but turned out she had bad allegries. now she is thriving. She has been part of us for 2 years.
We adopted a pit/redbone mix a few years ago, and he has skin allergies too. I've tried a couple types of chews, benadryl, shampoos, and none of it worked. I'd love to know what you're using bc I'd love for him to be free from the itching. Sorry for the faces btw, YT updated and it takes forever to get a comment to process.
My bro-in-law rescued a pittie who ended up needing a grain free and red meat free diet! Allergies are common in the breed and sometimes diet changes can effect skin/coat conditions too. @@grainofsand7841
@@grainofsand7841 few things worked. Fresh Pet food in pet fridge. She responded well to aqueol (sp) vet prescribed. It is pricy so get pills and cut. 16 mg and 3 mg same price so now we cut big pills. We got allegries clear and seems like we dont need in winter here. Vet tech was good about explaining what she saw in her experience.
I absolutely love how she watched you talk. There are no words for people like you who see animals truly. They and babies are the only ones that sincerely practice "unconditional love". Thank you, thank you.
Not babies. They have no clue about anything. I love babies, but they just have no idea & rely on all outside factors for their reactions. When they’re ‘fussing,’ is just one example. Dogs are the only beings, since Jesus walked the earth, that are capable of unconditional love. God gave them to us here, to be those perfect examples of unconditional love. To remind us of Jesus perfect love for us. Unfortunately, too many times we reject both. :/
My parents adopted a dog (Amber) from a shelter a few months ago and she has PTSD from her previous situation. She is very shy with people and cowers a lot but does well with other dogs. She needed another dog to guide her, luckily we have the best dog to do that (Hannah) who we adopted from a shelter about 9 years ago. Amber needs a lot of patience and love and we are dedicated to giving her the life she deserves. I agree with other comments where you really need to make the commitment. The path forward will have its challenges but as the saying goes, nothing worth having comes easy 💕
Logan's story is very heart breaking, I suffer from PTSD and if I could adopt a big boy like him I know we both would have a forever ever after story. Pets are living beings with emotions as well so let's show love to all the pets like Logan in the shelters because he looks like such a sweet boy❤❤❤
Yes, it would be you two benefiting from helping each other to better and more calm in an unconditional, loving environment. Just for you to also see beyond your PTSD, and have space to help another stressed out so to speak to be relieved of his, or her of their traumatic, horror of past, and move on happily and loved immensely. 😊💗💞😊💗💞
So glad that Logan got adopted- again but I can’t help but be heartbroken for him 💔 I can relate to his sad series of rejections. Praying he has only good, joyful days and memories, treated with kindness, compassion, and lots of love and have a final PERMANENT family. Love you, Logan ♥️ Rocky, you seem to have a kind, generous, compassionate, loving heart. Thank you for sharing the experiences and stories (happy and sad) with us.
I adopted a cat once. She was very sad and also very sick, as I discovered a little later. She had been neutered, and the incision had gone septic. When I picked her up, I carried her in my coat to keep her warm. We went through the vet, she had to have another operation to deal with the infection. She pulled through, and we became the best of friends. She was with us for a couple of years before she died. It broke my heart, but it was good to have known her.
@@petra1201 Oh, she thanked me every chance she got, and that was really the icing on the cake. It was hard to lose her, in the end, we were good pals. These kinds of things come along, once in a while.
Thank you so much for taking care of her! Losing them if one of the worst things in this world, my girl is up there too, they'll play together for sure!
Congratulations on Kobe-news. I adopted a Senior dog last year. Three months in, he was diagnosed by the oncologist with lymphoma and 4-6 weeks to live. Well, he lived 9 months more with a good quality of life. Like you said, love, a caring family, and nutritious food!! About Logan, what a sweet boy❣️. I sincerely hope the family is committed and gives him life-long love, caring, and nutritious food!! As for the people that first turned him in, superficial ignorants, but it allowed him to find a, hopefully, good, loving, stable home that he deserves. I used to live in Murrieta and went to Animal Friends of the Valleys several times. Very good organization. Thank you for all you do.
What a lovely comment. Thank you for sharing your story about your senior dog. I am all for puppies, but I love it when I hear others welcoming senior animals into their homes and hearts. They need just as much love and care as the puppies. The thing is, a lot of people want a puppy because he/she is adorable, but man! Puppies are a ton of work! I know from first-hand experience, having raised now three puppies, and soon to be a fourth for service work. I would like to be in a space where I can adopt a senior dog or two or three and give them quality lives until they go.
Just the sweetest baby!! I adopted a 1 year old pittie mix from our humane society. She had never lived in a house before and had no idea how to behave inside, chewed on anything and everything, and only went to the bathroom on our rugs instead of our regular trips outside. She’s so incredibly smart and the figured out her doggie puzzles so quickly. After 6 months of consistent work with her and LOADS OF LOVE she is now just the best behaved and goofiest little girl and we’re so obsessed with her. Every animal needs time to adjust to a new home. ❤❤❤
nothing wrong with a dog being crate trained, obviously they aren't to put a dog in it and leave it 24 hrs, but to many it is a necessity for their safety and others, or for training, or for emergencies and senior dogs like having a den like space to retire too.@@ivanastankovic275
@@nodiggity8746 You think? I thought they seemed pretty ok…considering the cameras on them and it’s a big decision! I just pray he’s still with them and happy!!!
I cried uncontrollably, watching this! As someone who has done pitbull, rescue in hard to adopt dogs, my entire life, I wish people could realize the extent of the consequences of your actions, and how many dogs lives are lost from them not thinking things through! I personally believe animals are our angels on earth given to us for a small period of time to cherish God bless you, Logan I hope you find your place in the sun!
You have such a heart appreciation for the furpersons that can bless our lives. Experts have proven that dogs have the same area of their brains, that humans have: the ability to love. Your sentiments tell me you are lovers of these furpersons.❤
I adopted a little beagle who was dumped and abused. He was extremely scared and it took me months and months for him to come around and really relax. That was 3 years ago and Louie is my sidekick in everything i do. We're like peas and carrots ❤
Me too, my heart aches when dogs and cats get returned bc the adopters aren’t always the sharpest tools in the shed you know? I’m not saying that in a mean way but don’t adopt if you’re not prepared to allow them to destress and become accustomed to their surroundings and their new family members. To us, common sense to them they throw their hands up and return the animal. Ridiculous seriously 😒
So glad Logan found a loving home in the end. These are huge but super friendly dogs. My grandson has one with his 3 small children and they are wonderful together.
Poor Logan! It is probably a good thing that those people returned him. They don't seem to have much common sense. He probably would have been even more traumatized if he had stayed with them any longer. I'm so glad he found a new loving home. ❤️😍❤️
This was a truly heart warming video. Logan is a beautiful Cane, and he's clearly a gentle giant. He deserves a good family that will take care of him. Thank you for showing love to these animals.
I’ve been around dogs my whole life I’m good with dogs and have an interest in their behavior. I have had several rescues and several since 8weeks. Every single rescue that went through trauma once settled in seem to be more eternally grateful than my pups that have never seen a day of hardship.
This makes me cry. If I had the room for him, I’d take him in a heart beat. It takes a long time for an abused dog to open up and feel safe and secure. Oh my gosh my heart is breaking. 😢
Go Koby! I had a dog that I got when I was 4 years old (Red Heeler) and by the time I was 9 he was completely blind. Keep in mind this was in 1999, my parents decided to give him to a family that we hoped were going to keep him until his last days (because we were moving from Europe to the states), about 40 miles away, but he had other plans. Completely blind he escaped and walked 40 miles back to my house and made it safe BLIND. We kept him until we moved to the states from Europe and gave him to our neighbor until he passed a year later from old age. Completely healthy. His name was Djeki. RIP best friend.
I wish they could keep those two little ones together. They are a bonded pair. I hope Logan has a good home now. He looks so sweet and the family looks promising
You are amazing and the Staff is so great there. You truly are a amazing person and so many other people who take in these animals with no hope. You all give these animals hope and you advocate for them. You all saved so many precious furbabies lives. You all are Angels. Thank you so much for what you guys do! ❤
We adopted two dogs and it took 6 months to them adjust. People it takes time. If you can’t do that don’t adopt. Every time I watch this channel it breaks my heart ❤️
Kobe is gorgeous! All the dogs are adorable. I’m so happy for Logan. He loved the little boy. He’s so good with children. Just a gentle giant with a big heart.
We adopted an 8 yr old gentle giant. He'd been abused, returned to the shelter 3 times, and had a rap sheet the size of a dictionary. it took time to build trust. We've had him 3 yrs now and he is such a different dog. It didn't happen over night but he is in his forever home and such a great big brother to our mini Aussie. You have to give them time to adjust. They are not puppies. They have PTS just like humans. But once they realize they have a forever home, they will be the best dogs ever. Hope Logan finds his forever home.
When we adopted our boy Jesse, he peed (a lot) anytime we made eye contact with him or he got excited, or scared, or any really big emotions. It took 3 full years for him to completely stop but it was never a conversion to return him. Sometimes dogs need time to ajust, and it can be quite a long time but you cant give up on them.
I hope *Logan* has found his forever home, and is treated well and receives all the love and attention he needs. I'd love it for his sister to join him... Thanks Rocky Kanaka, I just got home from ParkRun and some errands and watched this video. I think there's still time for me to pop in to my local SPCA and find out about donating some dog food or something. You've inspired me. Thanks for the good work that you do. All the best for Logan. He's so lovely and handsome! ❤🐾
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We adopted a dog from a place that had a whole large litter in one small run. They warned us that she always would escape. They told us to keep her locked up. When we got her home we thought we had made a mistake. She was going crazy in the crate. We live on a farm so we decided that we had to let her go and let the chips fall where they may. We had her for 12 years. She never left our farm on her own once. She was one of the best dogs we have ever had.
Beautiful story!
Hi Rocky I would love the cane corso that was returned my name is Craig Gribler
@@craiggribler8922 The family in the video took him home, it's not a recent film
Crazy how if you let an animal have freedom, they go back to normal. Huh, almost as if abusing it, crating it, and not allowing them to exist properly didn't help..
@@craiggribler8922 They certainly dont show up in shelters often. I would think there would be a long line of adopters.
Logan’s story made me 😢 he looked so heartbroken and ashamed after having been returned. Most people really don’t deserve these fur-angels. I’m glad in the end he found a home. Praying they give him the love, respect, and care he deserves.
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@@TinyFoxPlayz me three ♥
I own a Cane Corso pound's really don't know enough about the breed. My 5 yr old Corso is the biggest baby. He doesn't realize how strong he really is. I got him for the farm not as a pet. He sleeps in my bed when he wants and has bad social anxiety since we Lost his brother when they were 9 week's old .
There highly intelligent. And alot of people get them and I don't Care who says thing's happen.
If you know things happen then you aren't a good candidate for the Corso.
You make it work they get very attached and are great family dog's.everyday with my Corso is like a Scooby Doo cartoon.
Hopefully they will keep him and have a wonderful life together. That sure is alot of dog . He's precious.
Specially as he's such a good and easy going boy.
I adopted a 5 year old Cane Corso female, and the shelter wanted to reinforce to me that I would have to pay to return her, she was returned twice.....and it ended there. I've had her for 3.5 years now - and she is the BEST most beautiful dog ever. I took her to a trainer because she weighed more than me.....but I am the alpha, and she is the BABY!! Adopt don't shop!!!!
Great job they are beautiful giants
Wow go for you and your baby ❤
Thank you for not giving up on her. Getting a pet is a commitment for their entire life. Why ppl give up on animals is beyond me. I wish everyone had compassion and love for all living things. The world would be so much better if everyone had love.
Anyone know if Logan cane Corso still in home with the kids
I adopted a Chihuahua. The shelter gave her a chip, spayed her and did all the right things. Thanks, guys! But they didn’t tell us, Ginger had been returned to the shelter 3 times, and so nervous about being abandoned. My husband is a mechanic so was test driving a vehicle. He just scooped her up, put her in the vehicle and drove down the road. Ginger started shaking and threw up. Come to find out, she thought he was taking her back to the pound. Now we know. We put her in and harness her up and talk excitedly about where we’re going and what she will get to do. Lots of love! 💖
made me sad poor pup those times of abandonment must've terrible for them to throw up from the thought of going back
My son adopted a rescue dog who had been adopted as a puppy, then returned to shelter three years later (we don't know why, but it was a few months into Covid). To say she had abandonment issues is an understatement. She recognizes the expressway the shelter was off of and is always a nervous wreck when we drive on that stretch.
God bless you and your husband! You are special people, and deserve all the best in this world and a special place in heaven. Thank you so much, for sharing that story. Thank you for not giving up. Just thank you, period! ❤🙏👏👏👏
That is so precious❤❤❤ I’m so glad you found that baby and care about her and her feelings. Bless you all.
This is so late but Thank You!!!!!
All dogs deserve a family, not all families deserve dogs🥺
Well said
Amen to that.
I totally agree
I’m hugging my dog real tight no dog deserves to be alone 😢
So RIGHT ON!!
I feel very sorry for Logan, I’m so glad he got a new home in the end. Rocky I’m so proud of you and your team for everything you’ve done for him and all the other dogs bless you all and keep up the good work.
Thank you
@@rockykanaka Do you have an update on Logan to see if th family kept him?
@@mrsdig57 they just took him home yesterday 👍 will keep updates here: www.rockykanaka.com
Wasn't he neutered before being adopted?
@@rockykanaka I'm going to pray that its Permanent in between these tears
Cane Corso’s are incredibly protective of their families once they settle in. Those kids will have the ultimate protector.
Yea, but will the kids be able to invite friends to their house?
@@irener.3849 Good question. I guess it’ll depend on how the family trains him.
@@irener.3849 It's all about the training. I hope this family is sensible and responsible, unlike the previous one.
When kids play together with friends, it is rather obvious that you wouldn’t leave a rather protective dog with kids alone. Training is crucial in the early days and with a rescue immediate training along, with the love and human protection, the decompression is allowed, but the owners are the Alpha from the start and family and a mutual respect and deep love is formed, but reinforcing the Alpha and training ongoing with regards to stranger interactions and children, who also must respect certain rules themselves.
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You can SEE the sadness in his eyes and face 😢
Heart rending 😢
He's like "what did i do wrong?? Please I didn't mean it" 😭
Poor guy!
Not really tho originally came corsos facial expression is like that
@@Phone_savor He does! Poor guy! I hope he finds his forever home with his forever people🥺
I adopted a cane corso. Best adoption ever. She adopted me. All 145 lbs of her huge heart
if ur dog is that large it's not a cane corso, they wiegh about 90-100 pounds. for example my Great Pyr drawfs even the large male cane corsos and he is like 135lbs
@@greenwave819they are bred in the US now for size. She could be a cane corso, although especially for a female that is quite large.
@greenwave819 My male Cane Corso was purebred and yes, 140 lbs of pure love. Solid, not 1 lb overweight.
dogs are the best ..
@@atlas2410 sure, just like buddy's boxer that is 110lbs but actually is 90 lbs. in that case my Pyr is like 170lbs and my black lab growing up was 160
It's disappointing how little effort some people put into coping with an animal.
My dog has been through serious trauma and will still charge me due to his guarding nature. He's 90 lbs and was a difficult situation to deal with initially.
After 4 years, I can't imagine my life without him and he's an amazing dog. Like all people, each dog has something about them that is unique or may require extra time/training. It's absolutely worth it
Glad to see you were patient with your dog. Most people would give up, it isn't easy to deal with a "charging dog", but somehow you were willing to give him the extra time he needed to be trained and to trust you. So now he has a happy life and and a loving home.
There are truly very compassionate People in this cruel World! Thank You for being one of Them!🤗🐕💝
It's unbelievable how many people get dogs and don't know the first thing about the time and understanding & patience it takes to have a dog.
What are you doing a wonderful job and like you say some people I would be one of those people that wanna take them all home and adopt them all but I don’t have the space I do have a beautiful rest you he’s a Yorky and he thinks he’s the king of the castle 11 oh one bedroom apartment and he seems like he owns the bed right smack in the middle and I’ve had him for over nine years and I wouldn’t trade him for the world
We have experienced the same thing with our rescue. We loved her from the beginning but she took a bit to trust us. She still has some issues but she is so much happier and that is all we wanted. We got her in January 2020 which turned out to be great timing because we were all home all day as she got more comfortable. Three years later, she is now great with us (most people) but she has some problems with anxiety and can be aggressive with other animals. We just work around her issues and treasure her. If we had just reacted to her behavior when we got her and returned her because she took extra time and care, we would’ve missed out. Everyone, people and animals, needs an adjustment period to recover from trauma. Thank you for supporting animals.
We adopted a rescue cat. Spent a week with him in a small bathroom with me, bonding, building trust and letting his stress and anxiety subside. It took a week before he stepped out of that room. Within 3 weeks he owns the house. A very loving outgoing independent love bug. We adore him. ❤❤❤
@jsc1222: Congratulations, same thing happened to me. All we need is love ❤
You spent a week in the bathroom with a cat?
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I think my girlie cat convinced Jackie that we were okay. He was frost bitten in his ears and paws, had a broken rib, and a cold when he was in the shelter, so he was incredibly scared when he got here. My girlie sat in the middle of the room he was in and chirped while lying down until Jackie came out to see her. I love my buggers.
I’ve adopted dogs here in Cape Town South Africa, and all the shelters insist on dogs being neutered/ spayed before adoption allowed. They say to stop more unwanted dogs coming into the world. I’m totally in agreement with that.
U bet. They should add certain people to that as well. I can open my big mouth about that I AM spayed. True
I adopted a pitbull from our local shelter. Brought her home, she ate windowsills, holes in the wall, the futon in the room. I ordered all natural dog calming pills from Amazon. She was able to calm down nicely, and is now a goofy love bug ! Smart as neck which is probably one reason she was so stressed ! Great dog, all she needed was stress free help. Don't take on the dog unless you are really going to "rescue" them. I am loved !! ❤❤❤❤❤
Animals have personalities that need compassionate treatment just like people🙂
How smart is a “neck?” 😊
Pitties are amazing babies. Thank you for working with her most would have just given up
Absolutely and thank you❤
My Staffie was pretty high strung when we first adopted him, but calmed after about a week. Now… even our cat loves him. 😂
You could see the heartbreak on his face when he was brought back 😢 I'm glad it turned out well for him
I just feel the pain these poor animals feel!! I wish I could take every one of them and Love them, Feed them and house them! They deserve so much better from we humans!!
The tears in his eyes killed me. 💔💔💔🥺🥺🥺
I believe everything happens for a reason and in the long run Logan is now w/his forever family. Lots of love w/5 kids to play & give him All the hugs & kisses he deserves! Beautiful story in the end!! U guys do amazing work!!
That’s just how they look.
They’re very stoic but also love attention and affection but you’d never know it by the look on their face.
I cried through this one. My boy is a giant breed who was discarded and set on fire. When i met him omntje shelter it was clear that he had given up on life. He was emaciated with half his fur birned away. Now hebis fat and happy. He is an amazing nanny dog to smaller dogs and puppies.
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Hey thanks for saving him
I rescued a rottweiler from a fighting ring,he was in a bad way. Covered in bite and tears from head to foot 😢 but with love and kindness he turned out to be the best dog ever. A true gentle giant,I adored him. Didn't know I could love a dog so much❤ sadly gone now and missed so much😢
@@JoanneForde-v3i thank you so much for giving that baby a good life.
6'2 and 245 pound old Marine here watching your videos and crying,of course not in front of family. Im a huge dog lover and appreciate your work. Semper Fi
Compassion comes in all sizes, sir. Daughter of a Marine here.
God bless you and thank you for your service
@@kalo924What a wonderful man, and you wrote such a wonderful answer ❤❤❤
Thanks for reinforcing that great guys, like great dogs, come in all sizes.
Thank you so much for your service 🤗
I adopted a very abused dog. I’ve had him two months now. He is still passing milestones and every time he opens up a little more I’m brought to tears. I’m NOT someone that adopts and returns. I’ve adopted two dog from high kill shelters in the past five months. I highly recommend it. There is no love as great as a shelter animal!!!!
It takes a special person to have that patience. You are that person. God's blessings.
My very abused 10 YO took almost 8 mos to even want to sit w/me on the couch. Bit everyday out of fear.
Once that milestone was passed, things went much smoother, a lot more quickly.
Unfortunately, he got a rare, aggressive cancer from lack of neutering (I had it done, but was warned it could be too little, too late) & Vet care. He was given just 2 weeks, but made it 3 mos! His fighting spirit never left, even trying to attack the Vet!
We take solace in knowing that poor little dog finally knew what it was to be loved, not beaten & what a dogs life should have been.
It was a long, but too short, 22 mos. 😔❤🐾
Amen! God bless you Andrea!
It took him 20 times before the dog actually sit. You need to be honest about the progression
Thank you for sharing your love with the doggos!!
Praying Logan has really found his furever home 🙏🏽... Kobe still has the sweetest face ever!! Those eyes!! 🥰🥰🥰
"Fur"ever ❤❤❤
I’m my pupper’s 3rd home, so it took a while for him to get used to me. Jacks first smile didn’t happen until year 2, didn’t jump up on my couch or bed without permission until 9 months, couldn’t be alone without crying until year 1. This is Jack’s last home. ❤️
Bless you❤️
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Aw this is so cute Jack sounds AMAZING
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Animals have ptsd! The trauma, abuse, etc, is Disgusting!!! And yes they have nightmares!!
I cried when they wanted Logan. I sure hope they didn’t bring him back and he’s happy. Love all these babies. Thank y’all for all you do ❤
Is there an update? (Pupdate❤?)
This is why you don't adopt shelter dogs. It's best ro buy a puppy because shelter dogs are already messed up.
@@XoeCox All dogs deserve a home. If you truly love a rescue, the effort is worth it. But there's a dog for everyone, & if you prefer puppies, that's a-okay.
@@citriz not all and not for every type of family full stop
@@4Mr.Crowley2 Yeah, I was being too general. I can see how there'd be exceptions. I just didn't like how they generalized shelter dogs bc they're not all the same.
Whoever adopted him obviously dont understand dogs. Put him in a crate and left him alone basically day one!? that is honestly disgusting. I do hope his other home is treating him well, you can see he has a lot of love to give
I am so against any cage, crate. They are pack animals, and want to be free, like any creature!
@@littleme3597lmao thats silly crates are a WONDERFUL tool for dogs. To have a safe, dog only cozy space can make all the difference! i have a husky and three cats, she needs to be crated when im not home to protect my cats! i love my babies and want them to not be stressed out in their own home.
@@brookenagel3680 I agree completely and the blaming of adopters all.the.time when certain dogs attack or destroy houses seems like a bad idea and poor practice.
@@littleme3597 Agreed!
Some of you seems to be confused- the use of crates requires training, it shouldn’t be stressful for the dog and no you shouldn’t just leave a rescue dog alone in a crate day one and expect things to be fine, it’s irresponsible and bad crate training. A crate trained dog has a refuge, their own bedroom and will be far less distressed when they visit the groomer, travel by aeroplane or anywhere in a crate. It is also a safer way to have your dog in the car. If you can’t see beyond you own human experience of crates maybe you aren’t qualified to own a dog
As a mom to a scary looking large Cane Corso. I can tell you that they can be the most loving, gentle, affectionate, protective family members you could hope to have. My Enzo loves all kids, loves all dogs, loves hugs and cuddles. Always has to be touching me and gets sad when any of us spend more than a couple of hours away. They needs lots of love. And need to get their energy out with daily walks to keep them in check. Do all the things and you will be happy and protected and they will be the most loyal best friend you will ever have.
Yeah my cane corso loves animals, women and children. Men he gets suspicious around, but I’m ok with that. Majority of violence is committed by men so I know he’s got that guard dog instinct in him.
@@dickwellington8578 Absolutely @dickwellington8578 . Men are the exception to my comment as well.
They are simply gorgeous. If I had the room, I would have one. Yes most big dogs are gentle
Omg, they are SO needy lol.
They think they are a lapdog 😅
@@ca8944 they really are big ol babies
These animals know where they are and what's happening. Logan has tears in his eyes. Poor baby. I rescued my baby from the shelter. He had so many issues. He was horribly abused. He even had food aggression. It's been almost 3 years and he has come such a long way. He went from food aggression and attacked me the first month I had him, to now free-feeding and sharing a bowl with his brother. I'm so proud of him. It really does take a special kind of patience to help these babies work through their issues and let the dog come through that they really are.
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@@asfawtajames3946 Sie sind wundervoll!!
Rocky, I have to tell ya... this episode made me cry. I could feel the pain that that big, beautiful puppy was enduring after being returned to the shelter. All he wanted was love.. to love & to be loved. I cried because he was given back (like he wasn't able to know someone ELSE didn't want him) and I cried even more when he was adopted by that family. I pray they love that big boy with everything they have cuz I know he's gonna be giving them even more than that. Thank you for all you do.
3 years ago I went to my local shelter to shop for a dog. I was introduced to a 6 yr old pittie mix that nobody wanted. We were placed in a room so we can get to know each other. She was all over me like a cheap suit when the lady from the shelter came into the room to see how we were doing. Abby did not leave my side, she was asking me in the best way she knew for me to take her home with me. She's been with me since that first meeting. I believe she picked me. In the 3 years we've been together, she has never done anything wrong in the house and when she thinks she has, she apologizes in the cutest ways. Abby is my 4th shelter dog and every one of them have been sweethearts. Abby is now in training to get her certificate to be able to visit nursing homes and children's hospitals.
Such an Awesome story! Thanx for sharing. Gooo Abby!
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lol, mine came out of the dog run, laid in a circle in my lap, put his head on my shoulder….I was there to help the volunteers with a dog adopted event, not to adopt. Boy was I in trouble. I was just trying to get him out to play, he was so anxious, but he needed love. I looked in his eyes and with sarcasm said “ oh I don’t like you” and gave him a kiss. his big puppy eyes stole my heart. I fostered him, foster failed. He never left. He indeed picked me. He is spoiled rotten.
Love 🥰🤗all these Dogs♥️♥️♥️ here you are so kind ♥️🙏🙏
What a beautiful story wow your the lucky one that fig actually pick you wow 👌 👏
The look on his face when you went in and started petting him brought tears to my eyes. If I had my own place I’d take him in a heartbeat.
Aww, Logans eyes looked filled with tears. What a gentle giant.
Rocky, there will be a special place in heaven for you, along with all the wonderful fur babies you've helped. Bless you for all you do for these beautiful creatures!
I have a cattle dog x corgi. She was abandoned in an apartment, and then returned to the shelter three times in a year. She looks like a little teddy bear, but it's a working beast. She's hard, and a one person dog who demands partnership rather than a "master". She's the best dog I could want, but it took months with for her to learn to allow herself to love. Now she glows with love and trust.
I instantly started to cry when Logan went in to meet dad. Their son will have the best friend ever. I have such a soft spot for Cane Corsos. They are an amazing guardian that thinks before doing anything.
And I’m not surprised that Kobe is doing so well with your family. Any dog that crosses your path is always going to have a better life.
You can see the shame he feels for being returned, he thinks he messed up some how. You are loved, you are not a mistake 😊 love will find you my sweet angel boy.
I rescued a Cane Corso, the best friend I ever had!! They are extremely sensitive and so loyal!! Before you decide to take them in you need to know they are NOT DOGS who can be left alone!
Because they are so loyal and connected to their humans!! Please people who ever consider adopting or wanting a Cane Corso you need to always be there for them and they will be Always e there for you!!💕
That Cane is HUGE. Much too large to be in a private house. That would be ridiculous. 😮
Why? I have raised Min Pin's for protection. This dog would be great with all the kids and how he is continuing to be trained. Surely they have room 🤷♀️@@MB-ld6js
@@MB-ld6jsyou may want to rethink your gut reaction. I’ve been around several and they are great inside dogs. All dogs need training with owner. Always talk to many different people and go to best trainer in your area. Vets are good ones to ask. This is for all dog breeds. Cane Corso dogs are full of love and will protect you their whole life. From Diane
I felt so bad for Logan I saw tears in his eyes! That just broke me down so bad. I am so thankful that couple and their precious children took him home. I don't understand how a person can treat an animal so bad. Thank you for doing what you do and please keep the good work up. They are little angel sent from heaven for us to enjoy😢🙏🌹
Logan is literally the sweetest boy I'm so glad he's adopted again 💗💗 Rocky Ur amazing we need more people like u ❤️
Why not just be like Rocky?
What do u mean ?
@siennafreeman5317 Anarayes means, instead of not doing anything, and simply saying "we need more people like Rocky", BE like Rocky. Adopt a dog, or save a dog, or do something else you've seen Rocky do before. I'm not telling you to, I'm just saying you should if you believe we need more people like Rocky.
@@Nobody.thatyouknow Not trying to speak for OP, but how do yall not know that they did not adopt a dog or two? For the record I agree with the sentiment, my wife and I have three adopted dogs, I just don't think we should assume op does not do the same.
@@mapsgoonthewall5396 Well done. :)
My latest rescue whom I adapted December 2020 and she's just now getting into the swing of things!!! She went through some pretty traumatic stuff and it was so difficult to get her to trust but she is worth every blood, sweat and tear.... I absolutely adore my Zoey and couldn't imagine life without her!!!!
Thank you for saving a dog!
Thankyou ✨
@rockykanaka I only adopt/rescue!!!! There are so many fur babies in need so going to a breeder, reputable or not would be sinful!!!
Sweet doggie. I'll never understand people who take in a rescue dog and just decide they don't like it! Shame on them! Dogs deserve to be loved for life, people can be so fickle. So happy there are people like you who truly care.
If you've never been around a cane Corso or petted one before, their little fur is like velvet. It's so soft. They're such sweet dogs.
big cuddle bugs
But a very difficult breed. Not for first time dog owners or people without yards.
@@mith2946completely. It's a serious breed and it needs serious owner
Its not an easy breed doh. As a dog trainer I dont recomment a cane corso to someone who dont have a lot of space or dont do much exercice. If the energy is not spend, they can be a challenge. Not always ok with smaller animals too... But such a majestic dog! 😊
As an owner of that amazing cane corso breed, I can attest to the breeds calm and patient demeanor. I'm so happy to see these remarkable pups getting the care and love they deserve..
Oooh. That physically hurt. Poor, poor Logan. Such a big beautiful dog. To be immediately returned must have been very confusing. I wish that wonderful dog the very best.
OMG, I just love that Cane Corso. We adopted a dog from a shelter four months ago. It took him about three months to acclimate, and to realize he wasn't going anywhere and that he was with us...furever.
He needs time and patience and love. Obviously, the people who adopted him had none of these. It's actually good he was returned since the new owners were clueless.
I second this emotion!
Especially with this breed I Agee it's a sad that he had to go through that, I hope there is more vetting & a successful rehome. This breed is a commitment in a healthy situation, they are worth it, they are the biggest hearts to their family, intelligent, emotional, sensitive, breaks my heart to see him here, going through it, I hope he has every success and love he deserves with a committed home. Willing to do thr work & who have knowledge of the breed. ❤
Yes, this sounds almost like it was their first dog. Anyone who’s had a dog would know that you should never leave a rescue dog completely alone the very first night. Of course he was stressed and reacted badly. The people that adopted him didn’t understand that he needed their attention and time. I’m so happy that he got a new family.
@@AL-bv7jt seems Rocky needs to have this place ensure proper vetting to eliminate revolving door pets. Plus there should be a national database of abusers and bad pet parents
@@delladearest2511 oh totally agree I forgot to add that in my comment those people need to be on the blacklist
People need patience. They need to understand that they need to decompress. So happy Logan finally got adopted ❤
Let’s hope it lasts...❤🐾
Yes
Why isn’t Logan Fixed?
@@gcanada3005I believe the rescue wants him to put more meat on his bones! But he will be fixed! The family has no choice but to agree to the spay/neuter policy! If they don’t they can take the animal back and the family faces fines!
Thank goodness Logan got a new forever family after he got returned! He deserved it! 😄 I just hope those other dogs get the new homes they deserve. 🤞
I rescued two pit bull, Sharpae, and Dachsund. They were under 2 weeks old and didn't even have their eyes open good. They both had Parvo and one had an ulcer on her eye. But they were so bonded. I got them up to the point that they were healthy and ready for adoption and they would scream when seperated. I tried to explain that they were so bonded that they spit in their crate with their laws around each other but the rescue facility said they don't adopt siblings out together because it causes behavior problems. Well, it wasn't a foster fail, it was an adopt success. They are both with me, a little over a year old and happy, healthy, and very interactive. I'm so happy to have them with my other 2 rescue dogs who are chihuahua mixes. We make a great pack and a loving family.
Yes!!! I'm so glad you kept them! Wonderful story with a great ending 💗
Well done. Sounds like a bad breeder.
@@barbaramcmillan3835 That was what the vet said.
It truly hurts my heart to hear about Logan, I've grown up with large dogs like him, I had a childhood English Mastiff for 10 years. and currently we've had 2 Euro Danes for 7, with a 3rd one for a few months we fostered. People don't seem to realize just how sensitive those larger breeds are. I happy to see you so passionate to help all these dogs ♥
I literally started crying when I saw Logan again. People are so cruel! And lazy. Nobody wants to take the time to get through it with an animal. I pray he finds a better place than ever❤ as for Daphne’s life, I pray for peace with her. And giving her a name was more than anyone probably has done for her. I love what you’re doing for these guys and the shelter is amazing.
people just don't get that while they may love that dog as soon as they meet it, that dog does not know you, let alone love you. it can take months for a dog to feel comfortable with a person.
That's really sad since I have a cane corso of my own, he's still a puppy, I hope Logan gets the love he deserves soon ❤
When I rescued my pup, I also put her in a crate for bedtime, and then immediately saw a panic attack. I had not realized dogs could have panic attacks! I tried to comfort her, but she was so stressed, so I took her out. It took weeks, but now she's the very, very best girl EVER. We learned to trust each other and she learned that she was a part of our family forever.
Then you brought the piece of trash home so it can terrorize the neighborhood for the next 20 fkg years! Another quiet, safe, and clean neighborhood now has become loud, dangerous, and filthy because a lowlife felt lonely.
I’m not familiar with crating dogs but understand “crate training “ is recommended
crating a dog is overused by people who cannot handle the dog, they think ...
@@lespangen ... it's overused & abused, not meant to "store dog in a box because they're inconvenient" ... it's cruelty IMO
@@captainrankin6865 Right! f it's cruel for people, of course it's cruel for the animals as well! Is it O.K. to put people in crates? No! It is freaking abuse! Animals feel THE SAME as people! It is unbelievable that there are so many people on this planet who don't get this and need explaining. It is imposible to live on this planet because of them. The amount of abuse is unbearable.
The people that returned Logan didn't deserve him. He's a beautiful boy that I would love to have with me.
IKR? He’s a beauty, and it takes time to settle an intelligent, betrayed animal like that into a new environment. 🥲🥰
@@loribadgero1035 They could have used InstaCart for the groceries.
omg, the expression on Logan's face and the watery eyes, how heart-breaking. I hope in the end he found better, more caring and knowledgeable owners. After being in many unfamiliar places it would be interesting to know how long it takes them to let go of the anxiety of "Can I stay here or do I have to move again?".
What a healing moment for Logan as you held him, his eyes relaxed.
I'm so happy to see Logan get his forever home! What a beautiful soul he has. Thank you, Rocky, for continuing to keep us updated on all the wonderful dogs you meet. My latest rescue watches these with me before bed, so we both go to sleep smiling! ❤️❤️ to you and your beautiful family!
Thank you! I will pass on to help the pups 🤙
Can we just appreciated how cute he is 😢
Are we talking about Logan , Rocky or both? 😁
Yes I think we should all take a moment for that 😀
@@carollamontagne6710 Sorry, logan. I didn't clarify 😁
It makes me so sad. My dog was brought back to the shelter after being adopted. I could feel her grief those first months. She had been a mama when she was found originally. She was taken from her 5 pups, her admittedly not great home, then was brought back after being adopted because she didn't get along with the other dogs. I took her home days after she was brought back. I never had to work so hard to gain a dog's trust, but she's so worth it.
They are are aren't they well worth it. I had a hard to home, reckless rebel. She danced to her own drum and the music was heartbeat.
Thank you.
My dog is a cane corso rescue -- he is the most loyal, loving dog I have ever known. It's a breed that takes time, commitment and patience, especially if they are a rescue, but the rewards are well worth it.
Sometimes this channel is hard to watch -- keep doing the good work Rocky.
My girl is a sweet pittie. She was returned so many times. They left her kennel open thinking we would return her too. It was work but turned out she had bad allegries. now she is thriving. She has been part of us for 2 years.
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We adopted a pit/redbone mix a few years ago, and he has skin allergies too. I've tried a couple types of chews, benadryl, shampoos, and none of it worked. I'd love to know what you're using bc I'd love for him to be free from the itching. Sorry for the faces btw, YT updated and it takes forever to get a comment to process.
My bro-in-law rescued a pittie who ended up needing a grain free and red meat free diet! Allergies are common in the breed and sometimes diet changes can effect skin/coat conditions too. @@grainofsand7841
Thank you Janet, for perceiving with you kennel rescue dog 🐶 You most likely saved her life, lovely positive story. 🙏
@@grainofsand7841 few things worked. Fresh Pet food in pet fridge. She responded well to aqueol (sp) vet prescribed. It is pricy so get pills and cut. 16 mg and 3 mg same price so now we cut big pills. We got allegries clear and seems like we dont need in winter here. Vet tech was good about explaining what she saw in her experience.
It's sad that Logan got returned to the shelter, but it looks like he's going home to a loving family!
I absolutely love how she watched you talk. There are no words for people like you who see animals truly. They and babies are the only ones that sincerely practice "unconditional love". Thank you, thank you.
Not babies. They have no clue about anything. I love babies, but they just have no idea & rely on all outside factors for their reactions. When they’re ‘fussing,’ is just one example.
Dogs are the only beings, since Jesus walked the earth, that are capable of unconditional love.
God gave them to us here, to be those perfect examples of unconditional love. To remind us of Jesus perfect love for us.
Unfortunately, too many times we reject both. :/
The eyes of a dog are the window to its soul.
My parents adopted a dog (Amber) from a shelter a few months ago and she has PTSD from her previous situation. She is very shy with people and cowers a lot but does well with other dogs. She needed another dog to guide her, luckily we have the best dog to do that (Hannah) who we adopted from a shelter about 9 years ago. Amber needs a lot of patience and love and we are dedicated to giving her the life she deserves. I agree with other comments where you really need to make the commitment. The path forward will have its challenges but as the saying goes, nothing worth having comes easy 💕
Logan's story is very heart breaking, I suffer from PTSD and if I could adopt a big boy like him I know we both would have a forever ever after story. Pets are living beings with emotions as well so let's show love to all the pets like Logan in the shelters because he looks like such a sweet boy❤❤❤
Having a dog would benefit you greatly. Helps dozens of veterans & others, w/PTSD.
Yes, it would be you two benefiting from helping each other to better and more calm in an unconditional, loving environment. Just for you to also see beyond your PTSD, and have space to help another stressed out so to speak to be relieved of his, or her of their traumatic, horror of past, and move on happily and loved immensely. 😊💗💞😊💗💞
So glad that Logan got adopted- again but I can’t help but be heartbroken for him 💔
I can relate to his sad series of rejections. Praying he has only good, joyful days and memories, treated with kindness, compassion, and lots of love and have a final PERMANENT family. Love you, Logan ♥️
Rocky, you seem to have a kind, generous, compassionate, loving heart. Thank you for sharing the experiences and stories (happy and sad) with us.
Do these dogs get spayed or nuetered before adoption?
@@addieandnana2012 Logan looked like he hadn't been neutered
I adopted a cat once. She was very sad and also very sick, as I discovered a little later. She had been neutered, and the incision had gone septic. When I picked her up, I carried her in my coat to keep her warm. We went through the vet, she had to have another operation to deal with the infection. She pulled through, and we became the best of friends. She was with us for a couple of years before she died. It broke my heart, but it was good to have known her.
Thank you for giving her a home!
Bless you warm heart!
@@petra1201 Oh, she thanked me every chance she got, and that was really the icing on the cake. It was hard to lose her, in the end, we were good pals. These kinds of things come along, once in a while.
Thank you so much for taking care of her! Losing them if one of the worst things in this world, my girl is up there too, they'll play together for sure!
Dogs are such a gift...most people don't deserve them!
Congratulations on Kobe-news. I adopted a Senior dog last year. Three months in, he was diagnosed by the oncologist with lymphoma and 4-6 weeks to live. Well, he lived 9 months more with a good quality of life. Like you said, love, a caring family, and nutritious food!! About Logan, what a sweet boy❣️. I sincerely hope the family is committed and gives him life-long love, caring, and nutritious food!! As for the people that first turned him in, superficial ignorants, but it allowed him to find a, hopefully, good, loving, stable home that he deserves. I used to live in Murrieta and went to Animal Friends of the Valleys several times. Very good organization. Thank you for all you do.
Bless you -- I bet those 9 months were great ❤
@@denisem1080 Thank you. Those nine months were wonderful. It was amazing to watch him thrive despite the lymphoma!!
What a lovely comment. Thank you for sharing your story about your senior dog. I am all for puppies, but I love it when I hear others welcoming senior animals into their homes and hearts. They need just as much love and care as the puppies. The thing is, a lot of people want a puppy because he/she is adorable, but man! Puppies are a ton of work! I know from first-hand experience, having raised now three puppies, and soon to be a fourth for service work.
I would like to be in a space where I can adopt a senior dog or two or three and give them quality lives until they go.
God bless you for giving your little angel a good life and loving family.
Just the sweetest baby!!
I adopted a 1 year old pittie mix from our humane society. She had never lived in a house before and had no idea how to behave inside, chewed on anything and everything, and only went to the bathroom on our rugs instead of our regular trips outside. She’s so incredibly smart and the figured out her doggie puzzles so quickly. After 6 months of consistent work with her and LOADS OF LOVE she is now just the best behaved and goofiest little girl and we’re so obsessed with her. Every animal needs time to adjust to a new home. ❤❤❤
I pray Logan has found his forever home and that his new family has shown him love and patience!!
And no freaking crates!
nothing wrong with a dog being crate trained, obviously they aren't to put a dog in it and leave it 24 hrs, but to many it is a necessity for their safety and others, or for training, or for emergencies and senior dogs like having a den like space to retire too.@@ivanastankovic275
happy there is a young adult in the mix too ...
I didn't like the family, they were very cold
@@nodiggity8746 You think? I thought they seemed pretty ok…considering the cameras on them and it’s a big decision! I just pray he’s still with them and happy!!!
I cried uncontrollably, watching this! As someone who has done pitbull, rescue in hard to adopt dogs, my entire life, I wish people could realize the extent of the consequences of your actions, and how many dogs lives are lost from them not thinking things through! I personally believe animals are our angels on earth given to us for a small period of time to cherish God bless you, Logan I hope you find your place in the sun!
You have such a heart appreciation for the furpersons that can bless our lives. Experts have proven that dogs have the same area of their brains, that humans have: the ability to love. Your sentiments tell me you are lovers of these furpersons.❤
I adopted a little beagle who was dumped and abused. He was extremely scared and it took me months and months for him to come around and really relax. That was 3 years ago and Louie is my sidekick in everything i do. We're like peas and carrots ❤
How lovely!
it’s SO WORTH IT!!! 👍🏻🙋♀️😁
How could anyone not love Logan? He's a big, boofy beauty and so gentle.
I feel so bad 😭 he doesn’t deserve this torment he just wants to be loved I’m actually crying 😭😭😭
Me too, my heart aches when dogs and cats get returned bc the adopters aren’t always the sharpest tools in the shed you know? I’m not saying that in a mean way but don’t adopt if you’re not prepared to allow them to destress and become accustomed to their surroundings and their new family members. To us, common sense to them they throw their hands up and return the animal. Ridiculous seriously 😒
Me three😢 but happy the family adopted him. Woo hooo👍🐾❤️
He got adopted in the end.. chill.
Corsos make amazing companions! I love mine so much, so sensitive, they are lovable, easy on the house.
So glad Logan found a loving home in the end. These are huge but super friendly dogs. My grandson has one with his 3 small children and they are wonderful together.
Poor Logan! It is probably a good thing that those people returned him. They don't seem to have much common sense. He probably would have been even more traumatized if he had stayed with them any longer. I'm so glad he found a new loving home.
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This was a truly heart warming video. Logan is a beautiful Cane, and he's clearly a gentle giant. He deserves a good family that will take care of him. Thank you for showing love to these animals.
I’ve been around dogs my whole life I’m good with dogs and have an interest in their behavior. I have had several rescues and several since 8weeks. Every single rescue that went through trauma once settled in seem to be more eternally grateful than my pups that have never seen a day of hardship.
It’s so hard to see these dogs so sad and scared and I’m so happy that you can help them get through what happened well done 👍
“You better watch yourself or we’re going home with a lot of dogs today”…. Your wife is great lol
I’m scared 🤣👏
I actually thought Logan might be a good fit for Rocky and his family 😅
She's awesome ❤
@@ember1794 you’re an inspiration. I rescued my first dog 2 years ago. Seriously considering adopting another here in Oregon. Mahalo ke kanaka🤙🏽💙
How does one get their spouse in this level? Asking for a friend 😅
SO happy to see Logan adopted!! Great job Friends of the Valley 😃
He’s crying! Tears in his eyes. I’ve seen dogs who miss their people cry tears.
Logan is precious. I’m so sorry he’s been treated poorly. I hope his forever home works wonderfully bc he is so very worthy. ❤️🐶
This makes me cry. If I had the room for him, I’d take him in a heart beat. It takes a long time for an abused dog to open up and feel safe and secure. Oh my gosh my heart is breaking. 😢
Go Koby! I had a dog that I got when I was 4 years old (Red Heeler) and by the time I was 9 he was completely blind. Keep in mind this was in 1999, my parents decided to give him to a family that we hoped were going to keep him until his last days (because we were moving from Europe to the states), about 40 miles away, but he had other plans. Completely blind he escaped and walked 40 miles back to my house and made it safe BLIND. We kept him until we moved to the states from Europe and gave him to our neighbor until he passed a year later from old age. Completely healthy. His name was Djeki. RIP best friend.
Why didn’t you take her with you?
Whoa that’s some heartless shit. Can’t believe you guys left that dog like that. Karmas a bitch.
He must have died from heart break 💔
I wish they could keep those two little ones together. They are a bonded pair. I hope Logan has a good home now. He looks so sweet and the family looks promising
Logan is such a BEAUTIFUL boy. Thank God for 😇😇😇 like Rocky, the shelter staff, and the family who adopted him!!!
You are amazing and the Staff is so great there. You truly are a amazing person and so many other people who take in these animals with no hope. You all give these animals hope and you advocate for them. You all saved so many precious furbabies lives. You all are Angels. Thank you so much for what you guys do! ❤
If every dog owner had 1/10th of knowledge this guy has, imagine how much happier dogs would be.
Yes!
We adopted two dogs and it took 6 months to them adjust. People it takes time. If you can’t do that don’t adopt. Every time I watch this channel it breaks my heart ❤️
Kobe is gorgeous!
All the dogs are adorable. I’m so happy for Logan. He loved the little boy. He’s so good with children. Just a gentle giant with a big heart.
We adopted an 8 yr old gentle giant. He'd been abused, returned to the shelter 3 times, and had a rap sheet the size of a dictionary. it took time to build trust. We've had him 3 yrs now and he is such a different dog. It didn't happen over night but he is in his forever home and such a great big brother to our mini Aussie. You have to give them time to adjust. They are not puppies. They have PTS just like humans. But once they realize they have a forever home, they will be the best dogs ever. Hope Logan finds his forever home.
There is nothing that breaks my heart more than a sad dog 😞
Your own dog, Kobe, is precious, what a gift you give him
They are doing such a good job helping the dogs decompress and thereby making the dogs more adoptable. It’s so important.
Logan’s sit with the little boy was amazing. Go Logan and go little boy. What a great experience for both ❤
My goodness the poor baby was crying. I’m so happy he find a “better” home. ❤
When we adopted our boy Jesse, he peed (a lot) anytime we made eye contact with him or he got excited, or scared, or any really big emotions. It took 3 full years for him to completely stop but it was never a conversion to return him. Sometimes dogs need time to ajust, and it can be quite a long time but you cant give up on them.
Some great news... He seem to like Sunday food. Thank you so much Rocky🧡🐕🦺🏡
Thank you!
Does Sunday make cat food ?
Logan seems like a sweetheart and it’s just so heart breaking that he was returned. It must feel like betrayal and abandonment to him.
Poor little buddy. Humans don’t deserve dogs. I hope this sweetie got his forever home.
Aww The groomers did an AWESOME job on Bertha and Ernie! Wow!
Logan getting adopted brought me to tears❤
I hope *Logan* has found his forever home, and is treated well and receives all the love and attention he needs. I'd love it for his sister to join him...
Thanks Rocky Kanaka, I just got home from ParkRun and some errands and watched this video. I think there's still time for me to pop in to my local SPCA and find out about donating some dog food or something. You've inspired me. Thanks for the good work that you do. All the best for Logan. He's so lovely and handsome! ❤🐾