If you are thinking about getting a Cane Corso puppy, you better know what to expect financially. And I don’t just mean what the puppy costs itself. We are talking about all the initial costs, the vet bills, the food, the equipment, the toys, etc. After talking with many breeders and being in the industry for many years myself, I can tell you precisely how much you can expect to pay for a Cane Corso. How much does a Cane Corso cost? The average price of a Cane Corso puppy from a reputable breeder is between $1500 and $3500. It depends mainly on the quality of the puppy. Pet quality Corsos will ..read more

Finding a reputable breeder is your first and most important step toward finding the perfect Cane Corso puppy for your family. A reputable breeder is a valuable asset in the journey of Corso ownership. They are not only the bridge between you and your ideal puppy but also a trusted advisor for providing support throughout the lifetime of your pup. What defines a reputable breeder? A reputable breeder is someone who has dedicated their efforts to one or a few specific breeds, gaining expertise in their health, hereditary defects, behavior, and temperament through breeding, research, mentoring ..read more

Whether you are a breeder, a dog show enthusiast, or just regular folk looking for a companion dog and a new member of your family, you need to know how to choose a Cane Corso puppy from a litter of similar-looking (and behaving) puppies. How to Choose the Best Cane Corso Puppy from a Litter? The only solid method of choosing a Cane Corso puppy from a litter is to do litter research, visual inspections, perform a series of health checks and temperament tests, and most importantly visit the kennel multiple times to spend time with each puppy. 6 Steps to Choosing the Perfect Cane Corso Perform ..read more

Cane Corsos with blue eyes is a much bigger topic in the Cane Corso community than I imagined. There’s a lot of misinformation and confusion regarding the eye color of Cane Corsos, more precisely, the color blue. Searching around Cane Corso forums and Facebook groups, I learned that hundreds of people have questions and concerns about the color of their puppy’s eyes. I figured that the best way to help is to write this article to clear up any misconceptions people might have. Cane Corso Blue Eyes Misconception The misconception that adult Cane Corsos can have blue eyes probably stems from the ..read more

Usually, we see celebrities with generic small toy dogs and rarely with a majestic dog breed like a Cane Corso. But Cane Corsos are great family dogs, and with their rise in popularity, it’s no wonder even celebrities want one, or even two and three. Here are 20+ celebrities enjoying the companionship and love of the marvelous Cane Corso. Vin Diesel – Actor Gillian Anderson – Actress Sylvester Stallone – Actor Stipe Miocic – Mixed martial artist, Former UFC champion Tracy Morgan – Comedian Robin Wright – Actress Quentin Tarantino – Filmmaker Megan Thee Stallion – Rapper Patrick Mahomes ..read more

There is a lot to consider when figuring out if your Cane Corso can live outside. Last week I took a deep dive into this subject to figure it out. I will give you the short answer first, but do yourself a favor and read the whole text as it’s not just a question of CAN, but a question of SHOULD your Corso live outside. Can Cane Corsos live outside? It depends on where you live. Cane Corsos can live outside in areas with moderate temperatures, but if it gets scorching hot or freezing cold, you have to bring them inside the house. Firstly, let’s go over the temperature part of the equation. Unli ..read more

Cane Corsos weren’t used in film and television like Dobermans, Bulldogs, or German Shepherds. It’s probably because Corsos weren’t as popular, but from being unrecognized as a dog breed just 12 years ago to claiming the 21st spot in AKC’s most popular dog breeds in 2021, Cane Corsos have come a long way. This surge in popularity is growing even on the big screen, prompting the Cane Corso to be acknowledged by the Film industry and getting the chance to show off their majestic character even in major TV Series like Game of Thrones. Cane Corso in Movies & TV Shows TV Shows Game of Thrones ..read more

There is very little information on the internet about the cost of ear cropping procedures for Cane Corsos, and the prices stated are usually misleading and extremely outdated. That’s why I contacted veterinarians from 8 different states to get a clear number of how much it costs to ear crop a Cane Corso in 2023. It costs between $400 and $900 to get your Cane Corso’s ears cropped at a veterinarian in the United States. During my research I got price quotes from ten different vets, and the average was around $600. This price includes the pre-surgical exam, antibiotics, pain meds, follow-up exa ..read more

It baffles me how many dog owners can’t leave their dog alone in the apartment even for a moment. This doesn’t have to be the case. If you start teaching your Cane Corso to be alone from a young age, you will have no problem leaving him home alone. Can You Leave a Cane Corso Home Alone? An adult Cane Corso can be left alone for 8-9 hours during the day, while a puppy under 4 months shouldn’t be left alone for more than 4 hours as they need additional attention and more frequent potty breaks. As a rule, you can leave a puppy alone for the number of hours that they are old in months, for example ..read more

Cane Corsos are generally healthy dogs, and if you get your puppy from a responsible breeder who screens his pups for health conditions, you can somewhat predict if your Corso will live a long and healthy life. But what’s the actual lifespan of a Cane Corso? The average lifespan of a Cane Corso is between 8 and 12 years of age. This may not seem very long, but like most large size dog breeds, Cane Corsos have a shorter lifespan than small dog breeds. This is the same age number that’s in every dog encyclopedia and every dog website, but I wanted to find an actual study with actual Cane Corso o ..read more