Cane Corso

The Cane Corso kennel raises Cane Corso puppies with a focus on temperament and working-dog qualities. The parent dogs have FCI pedigree papers and, according to the kennel, correspond to the original breed type. For breeding selection, a standard-compliant appearance, sound temperament, alertness and loyalty are equally important. The adult dogs are described as friendly and patient family dogs that are reliable with children and protect them in case of danger. The puppies grow up as part of the family and experience other dogs, children and various environmental stimuli. Good socialisation and preparation for later life are given high priority. The puppies are intended to be placed from the eighth week of life. At handover, the kennel offers advice on further socialisation and training for this breed. It also remains available to provide support with questions afterwards. Through daily observation of the litters, it can provide initial assessments of individual character traits and help with selecting a suitable dog.