The puppy is always growling and making noises when she plays with her toys, nothing unusual. she was in the kitchen and we were in the living room with our male when he stands up, walks over to the divider we use to keep them separate and starts barking at her, he has never done this before looked at us and then barked at her again, I stood up to check it out and behold she had our silicone pot strainer in her bed chewing it up lol, thanks to him I was able to save it before any damage was done
Edit: the puppy is BAD and he can’t stand it lol when we first got her she would bark at you when giving commands and our full grown one would stand up and bark at her back and this would shut her up and get her attention lol, he probably thinks “these dam kids with no respect”
Hi! So my mother and I are looking to rescue a 10 month old cane corso. We know that going into this we are bound to run into some surprises regarding his behavior. He was surrendered to the shelter because his previous owner worked long night shifts and had him in a crate. The issue with that was that he would destroy and eat his bedding in the crate and his owner didn’t want him to get sick. We have large dog experience. We used to own two rottweilers (one male and one female) and then more recently a lab chow chow mix who unfortunately passed away almost two years ago so we are finally ready to get another dog. The rescue hasn’t informed us of any behavioral issues, he is neutered and house trained though we expect him to have a few potty accidents while acclimating to a new environment. I have done some research regarding the breed and plan to do more as we wouldn’t be bringing him home for atleast 3 weeks. So basically I am just here looking for any additional training tips/methods that I may not find online or in a book. Thanks!
Good morning y’all! I’ve been fascinated with Cane Corso’s for a number of years now. I currently have a Husky. Any insight on if they’d get along well?
Could i keep a cane corso at apartment if i go on long walks and spend a lot of time with him to keep him entertained?
Just after any advice from seasoned cane corso owners
