Cost
Cane Corso Puppies Under $700
Ours are $650. Here is what that includes and what the first year adds on top.
Every puppy here is $650, which is under $700 without conditions. Not a starting price and not one puppy in the litter. Nothing is added at the end.
What that includes
- 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 its current food to change over gradually
- Crate trained, house training started, lead introduced
What it doesn’t include
Delivery, which depends on distance. The three options.
And the first year, which is the number that actually matters. Budget $1,900 to $3,500 for twelve months on top of the puppy: neuter, vaccinations, food for a dog reaching a hundred pounds, a crate bought at adult size, and a training class.
Why we’re at this price
Two of us, one litter at a time, in our own house. No facility to rent, no staff, no handler, no advertising.
What that doesn’t buy you is less dog. Same vaccinations, same records, same raising, same puppies.
What the total actually comes to
Two numbers, and we will give you both in writing before you commit to anything.
The puppy, and the delivery. Delivery depends entirely on where you are: free if you can reach us inside two hours, priced by the driver on distance for ground transport, and the courier fee plus a cabin ticket for a flight nanny. We pass it through at cost.
There is no third number. No deposit that becomes non-refundable on a technicality, no paperwork fee, no fee for choosing a particular puppy, and no charge for a colour. If you are quoted a total by us, that is the total.
Being at this price does not change the dog
The vaccinations are the same ones on the same schedule, given at the same ages. The worming is the same. The record you go home with has the same real dates on it.
The raising is the part we would not compromise on for any price, and it is the part that costs time rather than money: puppies in the house, handled daily from the first week, socialised to household noise before they leave, crate trained and started on house training. Time is the input, and having one litter instead of four is what makes the time available.
The number to check before this one
Whether the household can carry $1,500 to $2,600 a year for a decade.
That is the figure that decides whether a Corso works for you, and it is roughly thirty times the purchase price across the dog’s life. Food for a hundred-pound dog, routine veterinary care dosed by weight, preventatives, and a plan for the emergency this breed actually faces.
We would rather you looked at that honestly now than found it at year two. The full first-year and lifetime breakdown.
If it still does not fit
Say so plainly and we will give you a straight answer rather than a sales pitch. Sometimes the honest answer is that this is the wrong year for a dog this size, and occasionally it is that a breed rescue would serve you better.
Nobody loses anything by asking. What a Cane Corso costs across the country, and whether the breed suits your household at all.
Ask about any of them
We’ll give you the total including delivery in one reply.