Nat Ursula
Good Dog
my neighbor offered to watch Tonka for us but he has a 15month old Cane Corso.
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I know a byb of canes. Hers are very guard-y and territorial. Her one male is totally squirrelly, he reminds me of Raven. He's not an "I love everybody" kind of dog. She locks him up like I used to have to do with Ray. Unless he really knows ya, he's gonna want to eat you.
They all like each other but do not get along with strange dogs.
I'd try a meet and greet a cpl times. First on neutral ground, then depending on how they do, on his turf.
Tonka is pretty submissive right?
A concern there then is the smaller dog triggering a fight. My GSD didnt often start fights when my brothers lab mix was around, but it the lab got into a fight the GSD backed him up with brutal force.
Doesnt always work within dogs of the same household either, the little dog could trigger a fight and get attacked by the corso. My (older) brothers Heeler was a butt head and caused a lot of fights with my GSD, neither ever really got hurt, but once when my brothers other dog was there (lab/bully) he also went in on the heeler despite having lived with him his whole life. The GSD even bit the lab/bully on accident, they both stopped and looked at each other for a second, then went back 2v1 on the heeler. It definitely caught me off guard because I had NEVER seen this lab/bully show ANY aggression before, which is why he and my GSD never got into it, the GSD wouldnt initiate fights but had zero tolerance with testy dogs.
What if she plays with Teddy everyday for 20-30mins? Will they allow that?
Newbie here. Sorry to interrupt. I can't remember I read somewhere on the internet said that this breed is not suitable for inexperienced dog owner because this breed is aggressive if not trained properly. And also very territorial as everyone said here. Came to the conclusion that newbie like me surely will pass on this breed.
Newbie here. Sorry to interrupt. I can't remember I read somewhere on the internet said that this breed is not suitable for inexperienced dog owner because this breed is aggressive if not trained properly. And also very territorial as everyone said here. Came to the conclusion that newbie like me surely will pass on this breed.