Fredy
Charlotte, North Carolina
Cane corso mix puppies for sale
Cane corso mix puppies for sale
$ 850.00
Charlotte, North Carolina
These puppies are a mix of Bandogge, Dogo Argentino, Neo Mastiff, Presa Canario, and Cane Corso. They are known for being driven and strong dogs. The father weighs approximately 120-130 lbs, while the mother weighs around 70-80 lbs. The puppies' tails have been docked and their ears cropped. They are currently 7 weeks old and will be fully dewormed and up to...
$ 850.00
Tracy
Charlotte, North Carolina
4 Italian Mastiff (Cane Corso) pups
4 Italian Mastiff (Cane Corso) pups
$ 1400.00
Charlotte, North Carolina
Italian Mastiff (Cane Corso) puppies are looking for a new home. These puppies will only be given as pets and will not come with registration papers. Both parents of the puppies come from ICCF (International Cane Corso Federation) bloodlines, ensuring their purebred status. The puppies' tails have been docked and dewclaws have been removed. Currently, the pu...
$ 1400.00
Mario
Fayetteville, North Carolina
Cane Corso puppies for sale
Cane Corso puppies for sale
$ 1500.00
Fayetteville, North Carolina
These Cane Corso puppies, who are now 8 weeks old, are eagerly waiting for their new homes in Salemburg, NC. They come with all the necessary paperwork, including ICCF registration, and have had their tails docked, dewclaws removed, received their first set of shots, and have been dewormed. Before reaching out to me, kindly consult with your spouse to ensure...
$ 1500.00
Deauntiquan Hoyle
Charlotte, North Carolina
4 ICCF registered Cane Corso puppies for sale
4 ICCF registered Cane Corso puppies for sale
$ 4000.00
Charlotte, North Carolina
We currently have a litter of Cane Corso puppies with exceptional bloodlines. They were born on December 18, 2022, making them 5 months old. Out of the litter, we have 4 puppies available, consisting of 3 males and 1 female. Both parents, weighing 180 lbs and 117 lbs respectively, are present on-site. The available males come in fawn color, while there is on...
$ 4000.00
Eric
Fayetteville, North Carolina
Cane Corso
Cane Corso
$ 2000.00
Fayetteville, North Carolina
I have four Cane Corso puppies available for new families! They were born on May 5th, and all but one of them have had their ears cropped, tails docked, and dew claws removed. They have been de-wormed and are up to date on shots. Parents on site, and I am available to provide more images and/or videos as needed.
$ 2000.00
Christine s Sykes
Winston-Salem, North Carolina
ICCF Registerd
ICCF Registerd
$ 1.50
Winston-Salem, North Carolina
Nine (9) Cane Corso puppies for sale. Born on October 17th, ready for their new homes in Dec! Both parents are ours and at home. We 8 males and one females. Dad is black brindle, and mom is the colored blue brindle. Grand Champion Bloodline. They've got their tails docked, they've removed their declarations. They've been dewormed and got their first shots. P...
$ 1.50
Willie
Rocky Mount, North Carolina
ICCF & AKC Cane Corso Puppies for Sale
ICCF & AKC Cane Corso Puppies for Sale
$ 2000.00
Rocky Mount, North Carolina
Cane Corso Puppies for sale ! Pups are around 5 weeks old. Mother weighs approximately 140, dad weights. 125. 125. Registered with ICCF & AKC. Have docked tails and trimmed dew claws. Will have first vaccines, veterinary test and microchip once puppies go home forever. Six males, 1 female Then you have to take deposits. Ready for 15 November to go to hom...
$ 2000.00
Betty
Raleigh, North Carolina
Blue Nose Cane Corso puppies 6 Availables
Blue Nose Cane Corso puppies 6 Availables
$ 500.00
Raleigh, North Carolina
Available on 14 September. 6 Sweetie puppies of Blue Nose Cane Corso. Four boys, two girls. Born and held at home with mom and dad within the family. With both parents, proper socialization. Mom and father calm, quiet and loving. Very alert. Thee are the absolute finest guards. Dad's a lovely gray brindle. Mom's a beautiful blue. Microchipped. Dewormed. Rece...
$ 500.00
Violette J. Gentry
Waynesville, North Carolina
cane corso puppies for sale in nc
cane corso puppies for sale in nc
$ 150.00
Waynesville, North Carolina
4 weeks old cane corso puppies for sale in nc had his shots pure bred dog cage include him plus food must sell him because I'm moving soon. Very friendly, loving and constant beautiful puppies for sale. Great bloodlines. Good stance. Great with kids. Blacks and blues. 1 left.. We have been involved with the Cane Corso since 2003 and while we are just getting...
$ 150.00
Chris
Hickory, North Carolina
Cane Corso Puppies AKC/ICCF registered
Cane Corso Puppies AKC/ICCF registered
$ 900.00
Hickory, North Carolina
Our puppies are socialized from the first day, to be sure they will have a cheerful life within their forever home. We've got already begun training together with your puppies. They know how to sit, give paw, and sit prior to being fed. We've got already begun crate training. Parents are onsite and have excellent temperaments! Important for virtually any fut...
$ 900.00
Cane Corso Dog Breed Information
The Cane Corso is an impressive Italian mastiff breed known for its strength, intelligence, and protective instincts. With a noble bearing and a loyal heart, the Cane Corso is a versatile working dog and a deeply devoted family guardian. Originally bred for guarding property, livestock, and families, today’s Cane Corso excels as a companion, protector, and even an athlete in canine sports. Explore their history, appearance, temperament, health, care, and puppy-raising tips in this comprehensive guide!
Ancient Guardian: Cane Corso History
The Cane Corso’s roots stretch back to ancient Rome, where their ancestors served as war dogs and guardians. The breed’s name comes from the Latin “cohors,” meaning “protector” or “guardian.” Used for centuries on Italian farms to protect livestock and property, Cane Corsos nearly disappeared after World War II but were revived by dedicated breeders in the 1970s. Today, they are internationally recognized and cherished for their loyalty and working ability.
“The Cane Corso is a majestic protector—confident, courageous, and unwaveringly loyal to family.”
Their heritage as a guardian shapes their calm, watchful demeanor and devotion to those they love.
Powerful & Majestic: Cane Corso Appearance
| Attribute |
Description |
| Size |
Large |
| Weight |
88–120 lbs (40–54 kg) |
| Height |
23.5–27.5 inches (60–70 cm) at the shoulder |
| Coat |
Short, dense, and glossy |
| Colors |
Black, gray, fawn, red, brindle, or chestnut; some have black or gray masks |
| Build |
Muscular, athletic, and well-balanced |
| Head |
Broad, with a pronounced stop, square muzzle, and powerful jaw |
The Cane Corso’s appearance is commanding, with a strong, square build and expressive, almond-shaped eyes. Their cropped ears and docked tails are traditional in some regions, though natural ears and tails are increasingly common.
- Eyes: Medium, almond-shaped, dark and alert
- Tail: Thick at the base, usually docked (natural tails are long and tapering)
- Ears: Naturally dropped, sometimes cropped
- Paws: Large, round, and compact
Confident, Loyal, and Protective: Cane Corso Temperament
Cane Corsos are renowned for their calm, confident, and loyal personalities. They are highly devoted to their families and naturally protective, making them outstanding guard dogs.
- Protective: Instinctively guards home and loved ones
- Confident: Calm and self-assured, rarely aggressive without cause
- Loyal: Deeply bonded with family, gentle and affectionate with children
- Intelligent: Quick learners, excel at obedience and working tasks
- Reserved: Wary with strangers, but not fearful or reactive when socialized
“A Cane Corso’s greatest joy is protecting their family and sharing in daily life.”
Early training and socialization are essential to shape their natural guarding instincts into confident, stable behavior.
Health and Longevity: Cane Corso Wellness
Cane Corsos are generally robust, but, like all large breeds, can be prone to certain health issues:
- Hip and elbow dysplasia
- Bloat (gastric torsion)
- Entropion (inward-turning eyelids)
- Demodectic mange
- Heart conditions
Choose breeders who screen for hereditary issues. Regular vet care, a balanced diet, and appropriate exercise help ensure a long, healthy life.
| Lifespan |
9–12 years |
| Health Screening |
Hips, elbows, eyes, heart |
Nutrition
Feed a high-quality, portion-controlled diet formulated for large, active breeds. Monitor weight and adjust portions to maintain a healthy physique.
Care and Grooming: Living with a Cane Corso
Cane Corsos are low-maintenance in grooming but thrive with structure, exercise, and companionship.
- Brushing: Weekly to remove loose hair and keep the coat glossy
- Bathing: Every 1–2 months or as needed
- Teeth: Brush several times a week
- Ears: Check and clean regularly
- Nails: Trim every 3–4 weeks
Cane Corsos require space and an active lifestyle. They do best in homes with yards or access to open spaces, and with owners who provide leadership and engagement.
Ideal Home
- Experienced owners or families who can provide structure and training
- Homes with space to play and exercise
- Owners who include their dog in family activities
Training and Exercise: Engaged and Purposeful
Cane Corsos are intelligent, eager to learn, and excel with positive, consistent training. Early socialization and firm, fair leadership are vital.
Training Tips
- Begin socialization and obedience training early
- Use positive reinforcement—treats, praise, play
- Provide mental stimulation with advanced commands and games
- Keep sessions short, upbeat, and challenging
- Establish clear rules and boundaries—Cane Corsos respect confident leadership
Exercise Needs
Cane Corsos need 60–90 minutes of activity daily. They enjoy:
- Walks, runs, and hikes
- Obedience or working tasks
- Playtime with family in a secure area
- Canine sports and mental games
A well-exercised Cane Corso is a content, calm, and devoted companion.
Raising Cane Corso Puppies
Puppy Confidence and Socialization
Cane Corso puppies are bold, intelligent, and eager to please. Early socialization and training are crucial to nurture their confidence and manners.
- Growth: Rapid in the first year—feed large-breed puppy food
- Socialization: Introduce to new people, pets, and environments early
- Training: Begin housebreaking and basic obedience promptly
- Health: Stay on schedule with vaccinations and vet visits
Choosing a Breeder or Rescue
Choose breeders focused on health, stable temperament, and early puppy experiences, or consider adopting from a rescue. Ask about health testing and socialization.
Puppy Raising Tips
- Set routines for feeding, play, and potty breaks
- Reward positive behaviors and redirect gently
- Supervise play with children and other pets
- Provide toys and training games for mental stimulation
- Be patient—these pups thrive with encouragement and structure
With the right start, your Cane Corso puppy will grow into a confident, loving, and steadfast protector.
Cane Corso FAQ
Are Cane Corsos good with kids?
Yes! They are affectionate and protective, but supervise play due to their size.
How much exercise do they need?
60–90 minutes daily—walks, play, and training are ideal.
Are Cane Corsos easy to train?
Very—they are smart and eager, but need consistent training and leadership.
Do they shed a lot?
Low to moderate shedding—regular brushing helps keep it under control.
What is their average lifespan?
9–12 years, with proper care.
The Italian Guardian: Why Choose a Cane Corso?
The Cane Corso is a loyal, intelligent, and powerful companion—perfect for experienced owners seeking an affectionate and steadfast protector with centuries of history and heart.
Fredy
Charlotte, North Carolina
