Hi John, We have a next door neighbour who recently bought a cane corso “puppy”. I have seen it chase kids and pull them down by their shirts, on one occasion snipping at a boy and causing him to cry. The dog is seldom on a leash and It doesn’t seem they are training the […]
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We have two male Cane Corso’s (litter mates) who just turned 1 year old. Both are neutered. At random times like when they’re playing, someone comes to the house, etc. they rear up at each other, bark violently & ferociously as if they’re trained attack dogs until we bravely separate them then they’re back to
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I have an 18-month-old male Cane Corso (not neutered) We also have an 8-year-old English Bulldog (neutered). I attempted to bring home an 8 week old male Cane Corso and it went awful. Ruger tried to grab him, growled the whole time, went after him, hair standing straight up the entire day. Would this have
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I have an almost 7-month-old male, neutered Cane Corso/ bullmastiff/ bully pit mix.I’vee had Zeek since 9.5 weeks old. He has the best temperament, has yet to show a single sign of aggression. He’s been working on socialization since the day i got him. He’s a mixed breed but the corso is the dominant gene.
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I am fostering a 3-month-old kitten. I have 4 dogs. She gets along with all the dogs except she is fixated on hunting and attacking my 3lb Yorkshire Terrier. My Yorkshire Terrier is terrified of her and I am scared she is going to seriously hurt her. I have been fostering the kitten since she
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Confined Almost 24 hours a Day – Now We Have An Aggressive Rottweiler I have a question about an aggressive Rottweiler. My neighbor, got a Rottweiler puppy at 8 weeks less than 2 years ago. The dog spends most likely 22 hours in his 8 ft by 8 ft fence cage. He’s outside all day
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