Cane Corsos are powerful, imposing dogs who are born big and only get bigger. They have excellent temperaments and are typically friendly and loyal but can be shy around new people. They're a rare breed that inspires tremendous passion in the tight-knit community of Cane Corso breeders.
If you're based in Hobart, unfortunately, you won't find any breeders in Tasmania, but breeders of these dogs are used to shipping them far afield, so this shouldn't make you reconsider your choice to pick up one of these striking dogs. In this list, we've collected some of the best breeders of purebred Cane Corso puppies across Australia.
Due to their imposing appearance, Cane Corso puppies are very appealing to the wrong sort of people who want them simply because of the status they represent. This can lead to irresponsible breeding practices of pups by people who don't mind what home they sell them to.
While this may be a cheaper and easier way of finding puppies for sale, this sort of breeder should always be avoided. True lovers of this breed will take great care over who they send their dogs to, often forming lifelong relationships with their pups' new families to track their development and ensure they're safe.
All the breeders on our list are registered and respected, ensuring your dog has been raised by a loving expert breeder.
At Pets Online, we only list registered breeders. See our list below of some approved breeders from across Australia, as there are, unfortunately no specific Cane Corso breeders located in Hobart.
The initiation of Tasmania's Cane Corso community site is bound to become a spectacle for all Cane Corso owners in the region. This initiative emerged from an observed need for a collective platform for these dog owners in Tasmania. As reliable breeders, people at Kodak are proud to have launched this portal and look forward to strengthening the bonds between Cane Corso owners in Tasmania.
Due to the rarity of this breed, purebred Cane Corso puppies sell for a guide price of $2500.
Cane Corso puppies should come with the following documentation: contract of sale, registration papers and proof of pedigree. You should also be provided with health documentation, as you'll want to know their hip scoring and the results of eye tests. You should also have access to standard vet paperwork, which shows proof of initial checks at the vet which include puppies being wormed, microchipped, vaccinated and getting flea treatment.
While you can show interest and pay online for dogs, you should never complete the entire sale online as you never know who you're dealing with. Reputable Cane Corso breeders are very responsible and rarely agree to a sale without getting to know you first.
There's no need to be anxious when meeting any of the registered breeders on our list, so ensure you do your research and only meet with breeders who can provide the correct documentation and is willing to let you meet your future pup before your purchase.