The Augusta Canal
The towpath along the Augusta Canal National Heritage Area is long, flat and shaded in spots. It's one of the best leash-training walks in town for a growing Corso.
Cane Corso puppies for the CSRA
Here's the easy part: Augusta and our kennel sit on the same interstate. Get on I-20 West, stay on it, and you'll end up in Douglasville at our door.
We've placed Corsos with families all around the Augusta area: Evans, Martinez and Grovetown over in Columbia County, Hephzibah, and across the river in North Augusta. It's a great place for the breed, with a lot of room to roam and families who appreciate a dog that guards what matters.
Our program is built on AKC Show Champion Destro Res Landes, a solid black Ukrainian import and the foundation of our line. Today his son Jack and grandson Zeus carry that bloodline forward.
We're a small hobby breeder, so you'll deal with Keith directly, before, during and long after your puppy comes home.
Corso life in Augusta
Augusta summers are hot and sticky, and spring brings a city-wide crowd every April. A little planning goes a long way.
The towpath along the Augusta Canal National Heritage Area is long, flat and shaded in spots. It's one of the best leash-training walks in town for a growing Corso.
Down on the Savannah River, the Riverwalk gives your pup a mix of people, boats and city noise, all good socialization once vaccinations are done.
When the golf world descends on Augusta every April, traffic and hotels get packed. If you're picking up a puppy that time of year, let's plan the trip around it.
The CSRA can feel even muggier than Atlanta. Schedule exercise early, keep fresh water out all day, and give your Corso a cool, shaded spot to rest.
How it works
No middlemen and no surprises. Here's how families from the Augusta area bring home a Brown's Cane Corso.
Litters
Our litters include blues, blacks, formentinos and brindles, all from the line of AKC Show Champion Destro Res Landes through our studs Jack and Zeus. Fully trained pups are sometimes available too.
Availability changes from litter to litter, so the best way to know what's coming up is to call Keith at (678) 558-7769. You can also browse puppies we've produced.
Areas served
Why families choose us
We're a small hobby breeder, not a puppy broker. Keith has been raising Cane Corsos in metro Atlanta since 2008, and every pup is raised right here in Douglasville.
Our program is built on AKC Show Champion Destro Res Landes, a Ukrainian import and the cornerstone and foundation of our breeding program. His line carries on through our studs Jack, his son, and Zeus, his grandson.
Augusta to Douglasville
From Augusta it's about two hours and 45 minutes west on I-20, right through Atlanta to our place in Douglasville. Leave after the morning rush and it's an easy drive. Grab lunch in Madison or Covington on the way back.
If the drive doesn't work, shipping is available. Call Keith at (678) 558-7769 and he'll lay out the options.
A $500 deposit reserves your pick of the litter. Military, civil service and multiple-pup discounts are available.
About 170 miles. That's roughly two hours and 45 minutes straight down I-20 to Douglasville, just west of Atlanta.
Absolutely. We work with families all over the Augusta area on both sides of the river.
Call ahead and we'll set up a visit. Seeing the adult dogs is the best way to know what your puppy will grow into.
Yes. Fully trained pups are sometimes available in addition to young puppies. Ask Keith what's available right now.
Reserve your pick
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.