At Cane Corso Prestige, a litter is planned long before the puppies arrive — health screening on both parents, an honest temperament assessment, and a real decision about whether the pairing should happen at all. Our Corsos live in the house with us, not in runs out back, so puppies grow up around doorbells, vacuum cleaners, visitors, and children.

The Cane Corso is a guardian breed, and a guardian is only worth having if it is stable. We breed for the temperament this dog is supposed to have: confident, discerning with strangers, deeply attached to its people, and calm enough to switch off indoors. Sound hips, correct structure, and a clear head — in that order.