Cane corso pups for sale these dogs are very loving and just want to be part of the family they will protect there family and homes. mother and father in pictures these pups are microchipped , vaccinated , wormed and vet checked . They are not desexed . There are 5 female and 4 male available 2 blue male 1 fawn male 1 Formosa male 4 blue female and 1 formosa female they are born on the 12th of October and will be ready for collection at 8 weeks old Both parents have excellent temperaments and all pups are socialised daily with our family including our kids.
Females $3500 males $4000
We focus on health disposition, traditional breed standards, intelligence, and family socialisation, with in home care and
All puppies will be ready to leave for their forever homes from the 7th of December All puppies will go home with all your paperwork vaccination certificate etc they are not neo mastiff bull mastiff blue staffy Akita German Shepard Doberman or Rottweiler ridge back GSP Labrador grate Dane fox terrier miniature pincher pointer English pup puppy puppies pupies American staff will make great Christmas presents for the kids
Pups will go to good homes only location lara
Please call for further info 0403113878 or 0421743041
2 males 2 females colour is blue beautiful looking puppies
Mum is a Cane corsa Dad is a Bullmastif x American very loyal loving family members great temperament
Beautiful purebred Cane Corso 2 yr old male.
Comes wormed, flea treated and pedigree papers limited register (not for showing or breeding)
Beautiful nature.Loves people and kids.he is used to other dogs but prefer he lives in a 1 dog household as he is a sook and loves to be the apple of your eye.
Excellent watchdog with big bark but only barks when needed x
A lovely dog.Only rehoming as he is not getting the attention he deserves in our busy household.
Entire (to be desexed by new owner).
Location: Adelaide Hills.Can be flown at buyers expense.
Pups ready to go 3 boys 2 girls.pure bred Cane corso is the mother and pure kelpie is the dad
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The Ultimate Cane Corso Guide
About Cane Corso
For experienced dog enthusiasts looking for a no-nonsense working dog, the Cane Corso breed is the right choice. The Cane Corso is an inherently independent and self-assured animal. Their owner must be able to match them in terms of commitment and personality.
Lifespan
10 to 12 years
Weight
90 to 120 pounds
Height
60 to 71 cm
Grooming
Grooming a Cane Corso is not especially difficult, but can take a good amount of time due to how large the dog can get.
Origins
The ancestors of the Cane Corso can be found as far back as ancient Rome and possibly much earlier. According to experts in the breed’s history, the original Cane Corso were bred from some unidentified fighting dogs from England and the extinct Greek Molossus.
The name Cane Corso gives us insight into how these dogs were used by the Romans. Translated, it means “guard of the estate.” However, the Cane Corso went beyond being a guardian, serving as a hunting dog and companion for Roman soldiers.
Yes, a Cane Corso can be a great dog for an experienced owner and an older family. They can learn to be gentle with children, but need training and socialisation to do so.
Common Health Issues & Considerations
Cane Corsos may suffer from:
Gastric dilatation-volvulus
Hip dysplasia
Ectropion
Nature / Temperament
Fearless, Quiet, Calm, Alert, Loyal
Suitable Environment
The Cane Corso needs to be able to run free from time to time, and despite being relatively calm indoors, may feel cramped in smaller homes or apartments.
It is also not advisable to leave a Cane Corso alone for very long, as they do not do well when separated from their owners.
Other Considerations
● While they may not be prone to barking, the Cane Corso loves making smaller grunts and whines when interacting with its family members.
● A bored Cane Corso can become prone to digging.
● Always supervise your Cane Corso when it interacts with children.
How can I take good care of my Cane Corso?
Nutrition
Cane Corso puppies will do well on high-quality, commercial dog food. Cane Corso dog breeders may give you some of the puppy food that was given to the litter. Transition your Cane Corso puppy from this food gradually to prevent stomach upsets. Clean water should be made available at all times.
It’s also crucial to feed your Cane Corso a dog food that is formulated for their life stage. You can opt to consult with your vet about your dog’s diet and nutrition, if necessary.
Grooming
The Cane Corso does not shed very much, and their short coat does not require much in the way of maintenance.
Recommended Grooming Tips
The Cane Corso can be given a bath every three months.
Use a bristle brush or dog grooming mitt to groom your Cane Corso.
Brush your dog’s teeth a couple of times a week with a veterinarian-approved toothpaste.
Exercise
The Cane Corso breed was meant to work, and requires at least an hour of moderate to intense exercise each day. Some Cane Corso dogs will need even more time playing or training.
Because they have such a high prey drive, a Cane Corso should never be let off-leash when not in an enclosed outdoor space.
Training
Cane Corso puppies are very trainable, due to their desire to please their owners. They enjoy the mental stimulation that training gives them.
Because the Cane Corso is such a large and powerful dog, obedience training is a must. Start early so that your Cane Corso learns good behaviours before they become fully grown.
You may also enrol your Cane Corso puppy in obedience training classes. Ensure that the training methods are based on positive reinforcement.
This is general information and should not be relied on for adopting or purchasing advice.
No, the Cane Corso is not naturally aggressive. They are wary of strangers and other animals, but can be trained to be more friendly. A Cane Corso with an ideal temperament is calm and confident, not excitable and aggressive.
If you are looking for Cane Corso puppies for sale, it’s always better to buy from reputable, ethical breeders. The best Cane Corso dog breeders will produce puppies with an even temperament and few health problems. The average cost of Cane Corso puppies for sale will be between AUD $1500 and $3500.