Delivered to Pennsylvania

Cane Corso Puppies for Sale in Pennsylvania

Raised at home in Riverside, California, and brought to Pennsylvania by flight nanny.

We are in Riverside, California, not in Pennsylvania, and we would rather say so than build a page pretending we are down the road from you. Winter across the Alleghenies moves dates rather than routes. A nanny into Philadelphia or Pittsburgh is one day door to door.

From Riverside2,450 to 2,750 miles
Transit4 days
Cargo holdNever

Puppies we could send to Pennsylvania

Three of the 6 standing here today, and the photograph on each card is of that actual dog. At 2,450 to 2,750 miles you will not be walking in to look, so ask for a video call and we will do one.

See all 6 available

How these three would do in Pennsylvania

Philadelphia holds summer humidity considerably longer than Pittsburgh or the northern tier does. Winters across the whole state are easy for a Corso, and snow moves a delivery date rather than the route.

Argo, brindle, natural ears. In Pennsylvania, a brindle base is lighter than solid black, which helps a little in the sun, though not enough to change the routine. A hanging ear holds moisture against the canal, so a weekly look and a dry cloth after a bath is the whole routine.

Nas, black, cropped ears. In Pennsylvania, a solid black coat absorbs more heat than any other, so shade and a dawn walk matter more for him than for his littermates. Cropped ears stand, so the canal ventilates, which is a real advantage where the air stays damp.

Smith, black, cropped ears. In Pennsylvania, a solid black coat absorbs more heat than any other, so shade and a dawn walk matter more for him than for his littermates. A standing ear dries out on its own after a wet walk, which is one less job in a humid month.

None of it is a reason to pick one over another. It is simply what we would tell you on the phone if you rang and asked about Pennsylvania.

Getting a puppy to Pennsylvania

At 2,450 to 2,750 miles the drive is 4 days, which is a long time in a vehicle for an eight-week-old dog. Most Pennsylvania buyers take a flight nanny instead: a courier who flies with the puppy in the cabin, holds it the whole way, and hands it to you at arrivals.

Door to door that is one day rather than four. You would be meeting the courier at Philadelphia or Pittsburgh.

Never in a cargo hold. Not at this distance, not at any distance.

Where in Pennsylvania we have delivered

Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Allentown, Harrisburg, Erie among others. Those are the ones we are asked about most. The flight lands in the same place wherever in Pennsylvania you live, so your town changes the drive at your end and nothing else.

The arrival point is Philadelphia or Pittsburgh.

Keeping a Cane Corso in Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania preempts breed-specific municipal ordinances, so no borough or township can ban a Corso. The state also requires an annual dog licence for every dog over three months from the county treasurer, which is easy to overlook when a dog has arrived from out of state and nobody handed you a form.

In Philadelphia and Pittsburgh the real obstacle is the insurer rather than the city. Several major homeowner and renter carriers still exclude large guardian breeds by name, and Pennsylvania does not prohibit that. Ring your carrier and ask specifically; if the answer is an exclusion, there are carriers who do not exclude and switching before a claim is far easier than after.

Winter across the Alleghenies moves our dates rather than our routes. Most Pennsylvania buyers at this distance take the flight nanny into Philadelphia or Pittsburgh anyway, which is a day against four on the road.

Other states we are asked about

We deliver to all fifty. These are the ones people write to us about most, and each page sets out the route and what the climate there asks of a dog like this.

How a puppy reaches any part of the country.

Before you commit from Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania is 2,450 to 2,750 miles away, so ask for a video call before you commit to anything. We will do one with the puppy, at whatever hour works in your time zone.

Worth reading first: what the breed is actually like to live with, and what one costs to keep, which is a good deal more than the puppy.

Ask about a puppy for Pennsylvania

Tell us whereabouts you are and which one caught your eye, and we will tell you exactly how it would get to you and what that costs.

Send a message (742) 306-3184