My problem is my Cane Corso listens to me when I ask her to stop barking but when she is outside by herself. She non-stop barks at the neighbor. I understand that she's a guard dog and that's why I have her but I'm getting a lot of complaints from my neighbors because she just goes to the fence to look to see if they're there to bark. I've tried to correct it but I guess it's in their nature to do that. She will not do it when I'm outside.

Great video! What I love about your videos is the "in your face" reality that I need to step up to fix any issues I'm having with my cane corso. Thank you!

Much gratitude for the facts and tremendous insight you provide as well as the other countless ideas and very important information for people who have acquired a cane corso for unrealistic reasons. i.e. getting a Cane Corso puppy oblivious to the gravity and the mandatory obligations that come with owning &training such an incredible breed or to have a dog for no more than to brag about having a cane corso, in reality, he has the puppy as a status symbol. In my case, the owner believes that since he bought the puppy, that eventually this gorgeous fella will know how to behave, potty train himself, know how to behave whilst walking on a leash. Sit, stay, come, no, ad nauseam. I've been handling this puppy since Mar./2019, the day he came home. As much as possible, potty, behavior whilst walking him, loving, playing, bathing, etc. Making many sacrifices otherwise a puppy of this regal breed would be destined to be a depressed, inactive, waste of an astonishing breed. As a direct result of the last 20 months I have happily put into training this lovely puppy, his actions demonstrate how much he is convinced I am his leader. His dad, etc. How do I get the man who paid for him to realize that dog owners get out of their dogs what they put into it,re: handling & interacting with this gorgeous and clever breed. He's obviously unaware that he purchased a true guard dog and how much of a privilege it is to have the chance to help this stunning and intelligent breed to blossom into the majestic adulthe shall become. It's a rare and beautiful chance be able to help a cane corso reach his potential or beyond. Despite the buyer's unenlightened, finite slant on this breed. I'll give it my all, to do my boy justice. Bye-bye for now.

Great advice as always! Can’t wait for the next video 😊

Thank you for these Videos! I love these and will be purchasing all the resources you have available! ✊🏿

Please keep this channel up, buying a house soon than a cane corso later down the road maybe a year or so, will be buying your training courses soon. 🤙

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I've owned dogs all my life, evertime I watch your videos I lean more

Awesome video. My Cane Corso Nero barks at night when I let my dogs out before bed. He only does this at night. I though he might be afraid of the dark but he does not bark inside the house in the dark.

When are those hats going to be in stock !!

Hi i have a 9 month old corso, ive been doing a fair bit of training and hes reasonably good but i want to go back to basics and really get it on lock. Would you reccomend the puppy or adult perfect canine companion course?

My Cane Corso doesn’t bark all the tirme. For the most part she’s quiet. I don’t want to change her innate characteristic but I would like to teach her thanks but I don’t need protection right now.

"i am your consistent leader."

My cane corso puppy barks to my other dogs when she wants what they have like bed or bone. She stops when I say no. Other barking is normal like you said.

Is 8 month old too old to establish a bond