Buy cane corso puppies in Akron and for sale Italian mastiff puppies in Ohio

Today if you want us to sell you an Italian cane corso puppy in Akron, Ohio,US. We have the best cane corso puppies in the world. We already have a stable line with more than 15 years, we work with the world champion X-man. We have puppies sold in all parts of the world, also in USA ,San Francisco (CALIFORNIA), Charlotte, Indianapolis, Seattle, Denver, Washington DC, Boston, El Paso TX, Detroit, Nashville, Portland, Memphis, Oklahoma City, Las Vegas, Akron, Louisville, Baltimore, Milwaukee, Albuquerque, Tucson, Fresno, Mesa, Sacramento, Atlanta, Kansas City, Colorado Springs, Miami, Raleigh, Omaha ne, Long Beach, ofcourse in Virginia Beach.  I am going to explain what punishments are suitable for your Cane Corso? This is a great dilemma that, as the owner of a dog, at some point you are going to ask yourself and there are many doubts that we are going to try to solve, for this we are going to differentiate between a well applied punishment and another inappropriate punishment, which is the one that normally We usually do and that will not result in any modification of the misconduct of our Cane Corso, when this could happen. It is not easy to know how to punish a dog, and many times it is more harmful than beneficial if we do not know how to apply the punishment correctly.

 

In principle, we will educate our Cane Corso always in a positive way, reinforcing his good behavior, with a lot of patience, and with great character,  focusing on the mistakes that our dog could make during learning; But there are times when we want to correct some bad character of our Cane Corso and we wonder if a punishment can help us. Let’s differentiate a correct punishment from a badly applied one:
The wrong punishment is when we do not scold our dog at the moment it is doing the wrong deed but when we discover it. When we pass in the intensity of the punishment and scare our dog or when we fall short and our cry, for example, has no effect on it. It is also another mistake to continue to be angry with our Cane Corso when the bad action has long since happened or that our Cane Corso believes that if we are the source of the punishment, when we are not there, their reprimand will also disappear.
A punishment badly applied during learning has the risk of promoting avoidance and that our dog does not cooperate with us, or that our pet reacts aggressively. You can also suffer, in the long term, from anxiety or even the bond that the dog has created with its owner may be affected. The dog, when learning, will feel nervous and that will prevent him from assimilating the correct way of acting.
Now we are going to discuss the guidelines for a punishment to be adequate and efficient:
The punishment must be just at the moment when our Cane Corso is having the misconduct or immediately afterwards. Punishment must also be proportionate and amending, must not frighten our dog or leave him unmoved. The punishment should be short and end as soon as our Cane Corso has stopped misbehaving. And it is also important that our dog does not associate punishment with us because then, if we are not present he will not avoid having bad behavior.
Something that we must always keep in mind is that we must never forget that respect for our Cane Corso is fundamental and the way of educating him or the method we use is something that is left to our free choice, so you wait for us to send you your wonderful Italian Cane Corso puppy to your city in Akron, Ohio,US.