The breed
Breed standard
Diagrams of correct and incorrect Cane Corso head type and body structure, the traits we breed toward.
A breed standard is the blueprint for what a Cane Corso should look like and how it should be built to do its job.
When we plan a litter here in Georgia, we're breeding toward that blueprint: a strong, athletic guardian with a broad, deep muzzle, a muscular neck, a compact body and a confident, balanced build. The diagrams below compare correct structure with common faults in the head and body. They're a good way to train your eye before you meet any breeder's dogs, including ours.
For the full official breed standard, see the American Kennel Club's Cane Corso page.
Reserve your pick
A $500 deposit holds your puppy
Call or email Keith to check what's available, talk through color and temperament, and reserve your pick of the litter. Ask about military, civil service, and multiple-pup discounts.