It is because Cane Corso is a large dog who must be especially easy to handle or things can get out of control .
How to keep your Cane Corso on control?
1.Early socialization.Puppies need to be taken out to lear how the world outside their kennel looks like.This must be done after the last set of vaccines.someone thinks even earlier,but then there is danger of infectious desease.
2.Teach bite inhibition.If your Cane Corso grabs you with his teeth while you playing,tell him "no" ,remove your hand and stop playing.The loss of his companion will be punish for him.
3.Leadership.The best way is starting with obedience classes.Positive training with no force is best for your Italian Mastiff.
4.Continued socialization.You should continue socialiying him as an adult to reduce shyness and lessen the chances of him developing aggression to other dogs.The best way to do that is introducing him to other people and dogs in your everyday walk.
5.Never encourage aggression.Cane Corso is natural guardian and usually suspicious of strangers and other animals.You do not need to teach them to be wary of new situations, and excessive praise or encouragement ,it may lead to an excessively aggressive dog.
6.Neutering is not the answer.The surgery may be effective in controlling aggression with other dogs,but it is never effective in controlling aggression to people.
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Cane Corso vs. Other Breeds: What Makes Them Different? 16. Apr 2023.
Cane Corso is a huge and muscular Italian breed recognized for its loyalty and protective temperament. They are different from other breeds in their size, temperament, and unique heritage as working dogs employed for hunting and guarding livestock.
Cane Corso endurance: tips for taking them on long walks and runs 14. Apr 2023.
Large and powerful Cane Corsos need daily exercise to keep fit and happy. They are energetic and good running or walking partners. Long walks or runs require planning and attention to their demands. This page discusses training, hydration, pacing, and equipment for long walks and runs with your Cane Corso. Follow these suggestions to keep your Cane Corso safe and healthy when outdoors with you.
Can a Cane Corso live in an apartment? 29. Aug 2021.
As a breeder of Cane Corso for many years back, I often get questions about Corso's needs. One of the most asked questions is about the place Cane Corso needs for its living. For example, does Corso needs a sizeable fenced yard, or can he live in a flat without problems?
Cane Corso ear cropping and tail docking guide 18. Jul 2021.
Ok, you bought a Cane Corso or thinking about getting one. One of the first things you should think about is whether you want a cropped puppy or a natural-looking one.
Cane corso puppy-The earliest socialization 8. Jul 2021.
As you all probably know, the most important thing you can do for your Cane Corso dog is to socialize him. The best time for puppy socialization is between 4- and 16-weeks old. This is the fastest learning period in a Cane Corso life, and the period they best react to surrounding stimulation.