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They may be intelligent and highly trainable, but every Cane Corso owner knows that Cane Corso training can be a bit difficult particularly if this breed's defensive instinct kicks in. They may also demonstrate aggressive behavior that could pose threat to anyone around including itself. That's the reason Cane Corso experts encourage that this breed be provided with the training it needs at the earliest opportunity since training aims to help these four-legged friends behave and respond in manner tolerable by humans.

Tough and imposing as they might seem, there are many methods to obtain positive result from training this breed. Whether you are training your dog the very easy commands or the most complex tricks, you will always have to start utilizing the basic training tips. These basic tips aren't only easy to adhere to but are also building blocks for more complex training sometime soon.

Cane Corso training must begin early.

Because of their imposing personality, this breed is more likely to exhibit aggressive behaviors when confronted or spots the need to protect their owners. Hence to prevent aggressive behavior from developing, socialization ought to be accomplished when they are really young. Through this, Cane Corso puppies will meet new people, go to new places and get to experience a lot of things hence will not consider such things as strange or threatening.

Learn more concerning the breed.

A dog's care, grooming and training needs, disposition and health problems differ from the other depending on the breed, age and even previous living condition (if abandoned by previous owner). Thus to determine the training strategy that would match your pet perfectly, it's a good idea to know more about it by observing how it takes action to different scenarios. Understanding the pet's state of health is also important in determining its physical limit.

Develop a bond with your pet.

By knowing more about and spending time with your pet, both of you can eventually form a great attachment with one another. When this happens, it won't be too tough for you to get your dog to obey commands you're telling it to perform. Be wary though as this breed is likely to form close attachment to their owner thus more likely to develop canine separation anxiety (CSA).

Give rewards when required.

Rewards are what drives a dog to obey a command. The concept behind this is that, when a dog displays a desirable behavior, giving of reward seeks to encourage it to repeat the action it is being rewarded for. Reward could be anything the dog find satisfying from praise and time to play to the most appetizing treat you can find.

Avoid physical abuse.

While some owners find it tempting to hit their pets when a mishap is committed, control is necessary not to do so since physical penalty will do the two of you no good. In fact, it'll only make matters worse since it may result in fear and other issues.