CORSO

Smart, trainable, and of noble bearing, the assertive and confident Cane Corso is a peerless protector. The Corso’s lineage goes back to ancient Roman times, and the breed’s name roughly translates from the Latin as “bodyguard dog.”

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History

& Family

12th century

The Cane Corso has been around since 1137 AD in some way, shape, or form. The primary task’s where that of guardian, hunter and farm dog.

1924

A significant decline of the Cane Corso breed was brought on by World Wars I and II, but small numbers of the dogs still existed.

1970

During the 1970s, Cane Corso enthusiasts sparked a revival of the breed.

1988

The first Cane Corso dogs arrived in the U.S. in 1988.

2010

The first Cane Corso dogs arrived in the U.S. in 1988. The breed was admitted to the AKC miscellaneous class in 2007 and received full recognition into the AKC working group in 2010.

Puppies

For Sale

We have a number of litters available throughout the year. Don't hesitate to contact us if you have any questions

Updates

& News

Stay up to speed with everything here at 615 Cane Corso and you can also learn more about our past litters.

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Saying

My family would not be complete without the 3 little pups that live with us now.

Anna Simpson

Writer

These are the most cute, kind and loving puppies in the world! Love the breed and love my babies very much! Thank you so much for your wonderful job!

Jamie Parks

Designer

Being an owner of such a wonderful puppy is an extremely responsible thing! Thank you for all your help and professional assistance with our pet.

John Walker

Doctor

Food. Love.

Trainings

High energy combined with lots of smarts lends itself to disaster when the dog is not properly cared for. It’s imperative that Corgis receive appropriate amounts of exercise, special food, bath, care and brain activities. Be caring and responsible.

How to Train?

When a puppy comes into your home, he will begin to test the boundaries and see where he falls in the pack order.
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How to Walk?

Training is essential, especially focusing on leash training your Cane Corso.

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How to Equip?

5 things you should get as a Cane Corso owner!
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How to Play?

Interaction is an important Element in building a relationship with your Cane Corso.
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How to Care?

Here are just a few tips to get started with your new pup!
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How to Groom?

Brushing both the coat and the teeth should be done at least 2-3 times a week.
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How to Treat?

Here is the list of vets in your area !
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How to Feed?

When it comes to giant dog breeds like the Cane Corso, you need to make sure you’re giving your Cane Corso a food high in protein and relatively low in fat.
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