The Cane Corso is an Italian breed of the Mastiff and is typically a companion dog or guard dog. As such, they are a suitable breed for those looking to provide a degree of protection over the household.
Looking for the right Cane Corso is key, especially as their traditional use to protect livestock and within hunting game means they need to be bred to have the right temperament.
This guide will help inform you of the best available Cane Corso puppies from reputable breeders in the area of Canberra.
There are lots of wonderful breeders out there that deliver the best Cane Corso temperament and personality. However, it's good to know what you're looking for by asking the right questions and doing enough research to determine whether they're the right fit for your needs.
For breeders in the Canberra area, only the most reputable ones will appear on the Canberra dog breed registers that are approved by Pets Online. Be sure to check this before you pick out a breeder when browsing online.
The breed is an ancient one, but not that many breeders exist in Canberra, with a couple of these being a little further out within the vicinity of the area. This might influence the cost you pay for these puppies.
A small kennel is producing quality and sound Cane Corsos. They're healthy dogs, and as such, Kylasha Kennels earnt the award of '2021 Cane Corso Breeder of the Year'. With multiple classes in group and show for the two grand champions, this kennel breeds puppies with great conformation, fantastic movement and a great temperament.
Not located in Canberra - but they can ship to Canberra
Winner of No1 Cane Corso Breeder and Advance Breeder of the Year Competition 2014, their 100% Cane Corso breeding program is registered as THOREOZ. They hold some of Australia's most sought-after bloodlines and create quality offspring with stable temperaments and traits of the Cane Corsa that many breed owners know and love.
For the average puppy cost in Canberra, you can expect to pay upwards of $2,500 per puppy depending on the breeder's availability and who you choose. The rarity of the breed certainly contributes to the cost.
The paperwork expected is very much like most puppy paperwork. Ask for the parents' health records, any evidence of vaccinations, and their own vet records.
Yes, but make sure you pick out registered and highly reputable breeders online. This can be found easily through online reviews.
Make sure to buy from registered breeders and be sure to see the puppy in person, as well as the breeder and the puppy's parents, if possible.