Cane Corso

Cane Corso puppies learn the most between 3 and 12 weeks old, so as soon as you bring it home let the training begin! A puppy will need to learn all the basic commands, such as "sit", "stay", "down" and "come". As the pup quickly grows into a strong dog, listening to instructions is vital for you and your dog's safety. Letting your Corso do whatever it want as a puppy will translate into unwanted behaviour as an adult. It's important to take control and not allow chewing, biting, jumping on the couch, and so on. A Corso puppy is a curious puppy, so let it explore different animals, people and environments! Socializing your Corso is crucial for it to grow into a stable, behaved, and friendly adult. It will also prevent their likelihood for aggression towards strangers and other animals. Corso puppies do best with positive reinforcement! This means praising good behaviours, while a simple "no" is enough when they do something you don't like. Puppy training is so important when it comes to developing a well-mannered Corso — so grab the leash and get ready to take control!