Bella, 7-month-old Cane Corso: hand commands
Keith works with Bella, a 7-month-old Cane Corso, on silent hand commands. A Corso that responds to hand signals is a calmer, more reliable dog at home and out in public.
Dog training
Training with Keith
A Cane Corso is powerful, smart and eager to work. Training is what turns all of that into a calm, confident family guardian. Here's a look at how Keith works with dogs.
Leash obedience and hand commands with distractions
Good training works for every dog. Here Keith takes a 4-month-old Cockapoo through on-leash obedience and hand commands while working around real-world distractions.
What we work on
The basics that make a great Corso
These are the same foundations Keith builds with every dog, and the ones he recommends every new owner keep working on at home.
Hand commands
Silent signals for sit, down, stay and come. A dog that watches you instead of waiting to hear you is easier to manage anywhere.
Leash manners
A 100-plus-pound adult needs to walk calmly at your side. That habit starts on day one with short, consistent sessions.
Focus around distractions
People, other dogs, traffic and noise. Practicing commands around real-world distractions is what makes training stick.
Early socialization
A Corso is naturally protective. Meeting lots of people, places and sounds while young builds a steady, confident guardian.
Fully trained pups
Want a head start? Ask about a trained pup
Along with young puppies, we sometimes have fully trained Cane Corso pups available. Ask about our military, civil service and multiple-pup discounts.
Also available
Fully trained pups
From the line of AKC Champion Destro Res Landes
Reserve your pick
A $500 deposit holds your puppy
Call or email Keith to check what's available, talk through color and temperament, and reserve your pick of the litter. Ask about military, civil service, and multiple-pup discounts.