"Thank you, I take a lot of pride in both the Corso's and the Husky they are all well trained (the Boston being the exception) but especially the Corso's BUT they are great family members too, they are quite taken with my daughters, they each have their very own protector as it were and my Husky puts himself wherever my son is at all times, he is ever curious that his human is okay, my son is only 4 months old but I foresee a great relationship between him and Ghost as he grows older."

"I co trained both the Corso's with the breeder who sold me the dogs, the Husky I trained myself, the Boston is hopeless...lol

EDIT: My Corso's natural instincts are what make them great threat assessment animals, some breeds are harder to train but working class dogs usually have an innate desire to protect, my Corso's on or off leash will not leave a heel command unless the threat is viable, dependent on the threat level Achilles and Bakari will 1st stack up 2nd bristle 3rd bare teeth and growl 4th place themselves bodily between me and the threat, 5th neutralize the threat either on command or if the aggressor attacks before command, sometimes 1 to 4 happen in a blink but usually only when my wife takes one of them for a evening walk, the light is failing and body language is hard for them to read."

"If you would like I can pm you some info, trying to "explain" training techniques through this type of medium will just leave us both frustrated, let me know and i'll throw some info together for you and kick you some video links of the aggression training the dogs in through"

"my dog is a large dog at 120 pound but I have been training him to carry a back pack. that and he is a great pyrenees/ german shepherd. "

"Train it to shut up when you say to, All 3 of my dogs are & do it when ever I say "lock it up". "