Frequently Asked Questions

All sales are final; however, if a licensed veterinarian finds a major health defect and/or death occurs within 48 hours of delivery, the pup will be replaced.

The puppy is released to the buyer at 8 weeks old.

Yes. There is a contract that the buyer must agree to before a sale is complete that outlines expectations for the seller and buyers.

Yes. A bill of health detailing vaccinations that have been given to the puppy is provided from my personal veterinarian upon pickup of the puppy.

I do not provide onsite visits; however, I do offer the option to video call and/or provide ongoing photos of the puppy’s progression.

I offer lifetime support to all customers. When you purchase the TLK, you become family.

This is a personal decision. Depending on your lifestyle, you can either go with a raw or kibble diet, or a blend of both.

Cane Corsos are high-energy companions that are friendly yet extremely loyal and protective. This is a working breed dog and needs to be exercised often, so consider your availability and lifestyle before purchasing a Cane Corso.

Worldwide shipping is available. The cost will vary depending upon the final destination.

All of the puppies are dual registered.

Cane Corsos are a gentle breed to be such large dogs. I have a young child and have never observed any aggressiveness or concerns for safety around them.

Average 90lbs – 130lbs.

10-12 years.

Black, Grey, Fawn, Black Brindle, and Formentino.

Yes. Cane Corsos are low to moderate shedding breed.

Yes. Cane Corsos are highly intelligent.

The $500 deposit secures a puppy within the litter. Once the litter is 3 to 4 weeks old we will contact the buyer to pick up their puppy. Prior to the picking of the puppy, we will be in contact with the buyer for them to see the development and growth of the litter. Once the litter has reached 3 to 4 weeks of age, we will then allow the buyer to pick their puppy in the order in which the deposit was received.