Puppies
Cane Corso Puppies for Sale
Raised in the house in Riverside, California. Cropped and natural ears, and delivery to all fifty states.
We have 6 Cane Corso puppies available. One litter at a time, raised indoors, handled every day from birth. Each is $650.
How we raise them
Indoors, with us. Not in a run and not in a garage.
By the time a puppy leaves at eight to ten weeks it has met the vacuum, the doorbell, the television, visitors arriving and children moving unpredictably. None of that is novel to it any more.
That is the single biggest reason a Corso turns out steady, and it is the one thing that genuinely cannot be added later. The socialisation window closes at around sixteen weeks. A puppy that spent its first ten weeks in a kennel block has missed most of it, and no amount of training at eight months fully replaces what it should have absorbed at eight weeks.
It is also why we run one litter at a time. Four litters on the ground and something gives, and what gives is exactly this.
More about how we do it · What the first year at your end looks like
What you get for $650
- 6 to 8 weeks: first dose of DHPP, covering distemper, parvovirus, adenovirus and parainfluenza
- 10 to 12 weeks: second DHPP booster, plus optional lifestyle shots such as Bordetella or leptospirosis
- Wormed on schedule from two weeks old
- A written health record with every date on it goes home with the puppy
- Our dogs are registered with the ICCF, the International Cane Corso Federation, and ICCF registration paperwork goes home with the puppy
- Enough of the food it is already eating to change over across a week
- Crate trained, house training started, lead introduced, handled daily
Bordetella and leptospirosis are optional and depend on where the puppy is going and what it will be doing, so we talk that through rather than giving them by default.
Nothing else is added at any point.
Ears
We crop, and we also keep natural. This litter is 3 cropped and 3 natural, and every card says which.
It is worth knowing before you pick a favourite, because plenty of buyers want one specifically and the window for cropping is roughly eight to twelve weeks. After that it is not appropriate.
The colours in this litter
Brindle, black and grey. We do not price by colour and it makes no difference to the dog.
Black is the standard coat, solid black with a black nose. Brindle is dark striping over a lighter base, and no two are patterned alike. Grey, also called blue, is a dilution of black and it is the one coat with something genuinely worth knowing before you buy.
Before you choose one
A Cane Corso finishes at around 100lb and lives nine to twelve years. It is a guardian breed, it bonds to one household, and it needs a real first year of training.
It is not a first dog. It does badly left alone all day. And if what you want is a dog that greets everyone at the door with enthusiasm, this breed will disappoint you.
None of that is a sales problem for us. A puppy that goes to the wrong household comes back, and that is worse for everybody than an honest conversation now.
Temperament, and who should buy something else · What one costs to keep
Getting one to you
We meet buyers up to two hours out of Riverside at no charge. Further out it is ground transport driven the whole way, or a flight nanny who carries the puppy in the cabin.
Never a cargo hold, at any distance.
Ask about one of them
Tell us which caught your eye and we will tell you about it properly, including anything you would rather know now than later.