Training is a must for the Cane Corso, and it’s important to start that training early. This is a large and powerful breed of dog, and you can’t afford for it to be out of control. You can begin training your Cane Corso pup as early as eight weeks old, which is typically when you will first get him. We’ll get into the details in this article.
Biting is a concern for Cane Corso puppy owners, more than most, because of how strong the Cane Corso’s bite is. Your beloved pet can end up hurting you or others If you don’t teach them well.This article will help you understand why your Cane Corso puppy is biting and how to stop them from doing so.
Leash training is one of the basic drills for your Cane Corso puppy. The beauty and calm temperament of the Cane Corso may deceive you — particularly when he is still a cute and adorable puppy. But, make no mistake, training the dog to use a leash is crucial.
Potty training your Cane Corso is clearly an essential task. Even if a dog is man’s best friend, it’s difficult to live in harmony if this basic behavior is not in place. In this article, we’ll look into how to establish a potty training regime, together with some important do’s and don’ts…
The Cane Corso is a large dog with a loud and deep bark. Cane Corsos were originally bred as a guard dog and their barking is usually an indication of something or someone they perceive as a threat. Here, we’ll discuss how to deal with your Cane Corso barking, and we’ll provide you with some helpful tips and ideas.
There’s nothing quite like having your dog able to perform a few quick tricks. It’s fun for you, and your dog loves it too. Your friends will laugh when they see it, and it’s a really feelgood factor, all round. We need a first easy dog trick to get started, and a quick look at how and why your dog will learn to do it
Treat Training is one branch of Positive Reinforcement Training or Reward Training. You’ve no doubt heard those terms. They have become very popular in dog training discussions recently but are, in fact, as old as the hills.
A training treat is simply the easiest way to give the reward in Reward Training. The simplest way to get the job done.
Everyday events, things which occur naturally throughout the course of each day, are a fantastic opportunity to train your Cane Corso. The magical combination is when your dog really wants something from you, and is thus giving you his full focus and attention.
Should I put my dog in a crate? Yes. Under some circumstances, it is essential that your dog is constrained, for his own safety. And in other situations, it is beneficial for both your dog and you. But be sure not to leave your dog in his crate for too long.
Can a dog crate be soundproofed? There are common misconceptions about soundproofing a dog crate. We’ll set the record straight in this article.