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We are a family based puppy kennel dedicated to a continuous effort to obtain a more perfect puppies. Quality puppies meeting the breed standards, conformation, health, and temperament are our priorities. We hope that you can find your next companion/family member at our kennel.
To see our cane corso puppies for sale visit our available puppies page and to get to us for more information you can visti our Contact us Page
We pride ourselves on giving our puppy owners as much support as they want or need in taking care of the puppy. We will not sell our puppies without some background information and we ask that you do not buy them as a gift for someone else unless that person has requested a puppy. Sometimes, surprises are unwelcome and we want our Cane Corso puppies to be a welcomed addition in your home or any home they go.
HIGHLIGHTS OF THE CANE CORSO BREED
The ideal CORSO is calm, confident, and courageous, never shy. He has a self-assured aloofness and doesn’t make friends with people immediately or indiscriminately. Instead, he takes a wait-and-see attitude with new people or situations. With his family, he’s affectionate, often following them around the house. This is not a highly excitable dog. He has an inherent desire to protect his family and property, but should never be aggressive toward people without cause. The CORSO is smart and adaptable with a strong work ethic.You’ll see some differences between the sexes. Males are quiet but watchful, constantly assessing their surroundings for threats. Females are somewhat easier to control and may be more affectionate. Both are highly trainable but can be stubborn. CORSO require firm, consistent but not harsh discipline. A sharp word is often a sufficient reprimand, but only if you’ve clearly established your leadership. If not, he may try to bully or bluff you. This is not a dog for people who lack assertiveness or don’t have time to devote to training and supervision
OUR STORY
Welcome to CANE CORSO.
We live in the mountains of beautiful on a 100 acre horse farm. All of our animals are part of our family and we are very dedicated to them. Our breeding dogs are imported directly from Europe and are picked for their exceptional temperaments, beauty, health history and world class pedigree. The dogs are not kept in a kennel atmosphere. They are workers here on the farm with me and spend their days running in the fields, laying in the grass or following me out on horseback in the mountains! My dogs are part of all of the everyday activities on the farm and on the weekends we take them out backpacking(they carry packs), rollerblading or to any number of events where they are exposed to a variety of sights and sounds. People are always amazed at how well behaved, patient and social my dogs are. They get along great with children, other dogs and animals and are confident in many situations. Much of this comes from correct training, but a strong, confident and stable temperament is also part of a history of excellent breeding and selection. We don’t just look at a dogs looks or pedigree when deciding on breeding, the dog MUST have a stable temperament. No matter how beautiful the dog is or how many shows the dog has won for conformation, if he/she has a weak temperament the dog will not be bred. Finding appropriate and loving homes for our puppies is very important. Our dogs are raised to be loving and loyal family companions. They come from excellent European bloodlines, and I don’t mean in their distant pedigree. All of our breeding females are imports out of the top European bloodlines. Almost every dog in their pedigree is a champion or a titled dog. The puppies have extraordinary looks with large bone and a big head with lots of expression and intelligence. They are what a true Corso is meant to be… Absolutely stunning to look at with a stable temperament, sound body and amazing intelligence.
Each of my dogs is given individual attention, care, exercise and training. Early stimulation and continued socialization are very important to the mental development of puppies. My puppies are not raised in a kennel. They are whelped here in my home and stay inside with me until they are 3-4 weeks old. During this time they are closely monitored to make sure that each puppy is getting the attention that they need to develop properly and also that they all have equal opportunity to mother’s milk. When the pups are moved outside they are kept in an area where they will have consistent outside stimulation to all the happenings on the farm! They get tons of attention and are always a favorite with horse clients when they come to visit. My little Papillon also loves to play with the puppies and this is an excellent socialization tool for getting the puppies accustomed to small dogs. At an early age the puppies are taken on short outings where they learn to follow and come when called. I also try to work with the puppies on having respect and boundaries with their human handlers. Corso naturally have a strong temperment and early training definitely makes a difference in their life. It is very important that obedience training is continued when the puppies go to their new homes. There are no “bad dogs,” only those that are inappropriately placed and raised. I try to get to know each puppy individually and so that I can recommend them to a home that will be a good match with their individual personalities. Please feel free to contact me with any questions that you may have. Thanks!
I got started with CORSO in 2000 when I got my first male. After less than a year I knew that this was a very special breed of dog unlike any other that I had known. I got another adult female shortly after. She was a lovely female but had behavioral problems and had to be put down due to hip dysplacia at the young age of 3 yrs. After that I had 2 more females with various problems and that where not up to standard in physical attribute. So I decided that I would start with a puppy. After looking for months, I saw how difficult it was to find a QUALITY, well bred puppy from a reputable person! I knew that this was a breed that I would continue to feel passionate about and after another year of research I imported my first female from Europe. I wanted to bring in quality that was hard to find here in the states. I knew what I wanted and it is the same thing that many others are looking for in the breed…An uncanny intelligence and intuition that makes these dogs seem almost human. As well as a physical presence that is not only beautiful but regal and imposing. The loyalty of these dogs continues to impress me and I feel veryblessed to have such wonderful and gentle animals sharing my life.
For me, breeding CANE CORSO was not something to be entered into lightly. Breeding any animal is a huge responsibility. In order to take good care of the animals and breed Corgi of quality, it is extremely expensive not only to import breeding stock from overseas, but to properly care for the puppies and adults. If there is profit I invest it back into my program for the comfort and health of my dogs. A breeder can keep mass sub-standard dogs in kennels and breed them… selling the puppies hoping for profit and not putting any of the money back into the care and comfort of their dogs. But this is a huge dis-service to the breed. I breed for future show dogs for myself and to share the joy that a SMART CANE CORSO PUPPIES can bring into a persons life.