Click-Wrong-No! Remember those?
To work with an aggressive dog, you need to create your tools. It’s just like any other dog. No tools, no control. This process may include several obstacles but it is not insoluble. Safety is your first concern. If you cannot be in the same room as the dog, you have to be creative. A safe way of creating the pairing is to have a barrier between you and the dog. I am fond of sliding glass doors. There are other ways to limit a dog’s access to your flesh, however.

The Cane Corso Experience:
I once worked with a five-year-old, intact, male Cane Corso. He had an interesting history. He had never been around anyone other than his owner, his owner’s brother and their mother. Then, the owner got a girlfriend. The dog wasn’t having any of it. Let that be a tip for you mothers who never want your little boy to have a girlfriend or parents who want to limit their daughter’s choice of boyfriends. Continue reading →