The Cane Corso — Strength and Elegance
Cane Corso breeding according to the FCI standard. A breeding driven by passion for the breed, where I prioritize quality over quantity. My goal is to preserve the original Italian Cane Corso, with stable temperaments and strong health! European bloodlines to stay as close as possible to the heritage of the rustic Italian Cane Corso!
Committed to Quality, Guided by Ethics
We go beyond industry standards to ensure our breeding program reflects our dedication to health, quality, care, and ethical practices. Our mission is to raise happy, healthy puppies while promoting responsible pet ownership.
A little about me...
My love for the Cane Corso started in 2009, when I got my first dog of this breed. Before that, I had owned Dobermans and American Bullys. But after experiencing this extraordinary dog, I couldn't bring myself to own any other breed. After his passing, I got my second one, Jax, in 2016 — he reignited my passion even more. I was obsessed! I wanted to know everything, see everything. I wanted the true Italian Cane Corso in all its aspects, both physical and temperament.
That's when I started looking into importing a female to begin breeding. My Nera arrived from France in 2017. I was determined to build my breeding program on a solid foundation, with all the health tests required for the breed. The journey was long and laborious — I imported several dogs that I had to remove before I could truly start my program, but I persevered.
My dogs, who form the foundation of my breeding program, come from all over Europe (France, Serbia, Slovakia, Italy) to preserve the breed's original heritage. My kennel is located in Val-des-Monts, Quebec, on a 40-acre property where my dogs are free to run in the forest every day, as a pack. I run a small program of about one litter per year. My dogs are registered with the Canadian Kennel Club, and I am a member of the Canadian Canine Club.
FAQ
What's Included With Your Puppy
All of our puppies come with a 26-month health guarantee against hereditary diseases. They receive their first set of vaccines, are regularly dewormed, and are microchipped and registered. Additionally, they are socialized from an early age following the proven Puppy Culture and Avidog programs, promoting balanced development, smooth adaptation to new environments, and a strong foundation for future training.
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