Expert Cane Corso Dog Training in Collierville, TN

 Vaccinated & Safe Spaces Only

Your Cane Corso’s health comes first. That’s why we require all dogs to be up to date on core vaccinations before joining any of our training sessions. It protects not just your dog—but every dog we train.

Whether we’re working one-on-one or in a group class, our training spaces are sanitized regularly, well-ventilated, and kept free from unnecessary stressors. Clean, calm environments help your Cane Corso stay focused and feel secure.

 Age-Specific Curriculums

Every Cane Corso is different—but so is every stage of their development. Puppies need gentle guidance, socialization, and early cue introduction. Adolescents typically need work on boundaries, leash manners, and impulse control.

Adult Corsos often benefit from advanced training like recall, protection prep, or reactivity management. We design our training programs to match your dog’s life stage, ensuring it’s challenging enough to engage—but never overwhelming.

 Low-Impact Sessions for Growing Dogs

Cane Corsos grow rapidly, and their joints are especially vulnerable during the first 18–24 months. That’s why we carefully avoid jumping, hard landings, or overly intense physical drills in young dogs.

Our low-impact training builds coordination, confidence, and responsiveness—without risking joint damage. It’s especially important for large breeds like the Corso, whose structure develops slowly even if their size doesn’t.

Mental Work Matters

A tired Cane Corso isn’t just physically worn out—they’re mentally satisfied. That’s why our programs go beyond obedience. We use confidence-building games, puzzle feeders, scent tracking, and structured challenges to engage your dog’s natural intelligence.

These activities strengthen focus, reduce anxiety, and create mentally balanced dogs that make calmer decisions—especially in high-distraction places like public parks or unfamiliar environments.

Trainer Health Logs

We don’t just train and send you home—we monitor. Our trainers keep logs on each session, noting your dog’s behavior, stress signals, energy levels, and responsiveness.

If we notice anything unusual—like stiffness, fatigue, or elevated anxiety—we’ll talk through it and adjust accordingly. This kind of observation helps us catch early signs of both physical and behavioral issues before they become problems.

Clean, Private Facilities

Whether you’re training at our Burlison property or meeting us in a Collierville-area park like Aycock Park or Lions Park, your Cane Corso will train in a clean, safe, and controlled setting.

Our facility is private, quiet, and designed for focus—away from the chaos of public dog parks or crowded retail training classes. We also offer mobile training options in Collierville for clients who prefer to work at home or in familiar environments..

Initial Consultation

We will schedule a 30-minute phone consultation to talk about goals, timelines, and any behavioral issues that might be included. We will give you an outline of a more defined plan that will further your goals, whether it is to build basic manners or polish advanced protection skills.

Custom Training Plan

Select between our group classes, board-and-train, private lessons, or combinations. We will plan a schedule that is most convenient for your lifestyle, allowing the training to be easily integrated into your life.

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Hands-On Training

Your certified instructor will pick you up at our Franklin Street center or at your home in Collierville. The training module integrates hands-on instruction in the presence of trainers, feedback on progress, and practice assignments to carry out at home in order to consolidate learning from the sessions.

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Graduation, Certification, and Continuing Mastery

The graduation ceremony will be a celebration of your dog's success and will involve a photo and a certificate as keepsakes. Post-graduation, you can take part in refresher classes and alumni sessions, for which you will be assisted if your dog requires a minor adjustment.