We provide AKC papers which can simply be submitted to ICCF, UKC and many other registries to obtain papers from those registries should one desire those papers also.

Limited Contract = Companion / Pet (this option requires spay/ neuter) = Currently= $3900

Full rights (Does not require spay / neuter and includes breeding rights) = Currently= $5000

Import Puppies (Doe not require spay/neuter and includes breeding rights) = $6500

Ear crop is optional for an additional $500.00 (current price as of Feb 2021 subject to change if the vet changes)

Military / First Responder DISCOUNT = $200.00 (due to rising costs of import we can no longer offer the discount on Import puppies)

A $450. Deposit is required to reserve a puppy based on gender, and is deducted from the overall price of the puppy.

AKC registration

2-year Health Guarantee

30 days health insurance

30 days vitamin supplement
Tails docked

Age appropriate shots and deworming

Vet Check

Health Certificate if needed for travel

Lifetime prepaid microchip

Lifetime Breeder Support

At 6-7 weeks individual photos are taken, temperament evaluations are done and puppies are chosen.

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Full rights choose puppies first- in order of deposit received followed by companions also in order received. If there are not enough of a certain gender the deposit will carry over to the next litter.

If at the time of selection there is not a suitable puppy the buyer may choose to hold their deposit to a future litter. Our deposits can always be held over to a future litter for any reason.

With our location so close to a the airfield many of our out of state families choose to drive in and visit Mountain View  for a day or 2 then pick up their puppy and drive or fly home.

 We can however assist in shipping via ground transport or air nanny service. We are also willing to meet you within 1 hour of our home, which can save you 2 hours drive time.

The balance is due before the puppy is released to the new family or authorized transport. We do NOT accept payment for the puppy prior to puppy going home.

We are happy to answer questions, you can also reach out to those who have puppies from us. Once deposits are received, we have a family fb and Tik Tok community that your welcome to join it’s just for those who have our puppies. A fun page to share pics and stories and ask questions.

We do our best to continue our goal of providing some of the best bloodlines the world has to offer while maintaining the working ability, family friendly temperament and natural guardian instinct of the breed. To achieve this, we regularly Import new dogs and frozen semen for our girls.

Most understand the dedication we have provided to our puppies and our families for over 15 years; our efforts have allowed us to become one of the top breeders in North America -earning the respect of top breeders around the World! – while we do generally have a waiting list, the same is true for most reputable breeders. 

We tell everyone – no matter if we are your breeder of choice or not. Step 1 is to do your research and choose your breeder then wait for your puppy. 

Most of the calls we get from frustrated owners are from those whose breeders sold them a puppy then have either become unresponsive and/ or lack the knowledge to assist their buyers when they have questions. These families all say one common thing… “I should have waited”. 

They rushed a purchase for Birthday, Christmas or just couldn’t stand the anticipation and jumped at the first available puppy. REMEMBER most reputable breeders will have a 6 month – 1 year waiting list !!! We are ALWAYS here for our families and every breeder should be as well !

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First step is to fill out the attached application – once approved you can place a deposit to secure your reservation (based on gender) – be sure to include the photos !

At any given time, there are on average 10-50 people on the waiting list (Mostly Males) Reservations will be filled as soon as puppies are available. 

We make many plans but as any veteran breeder will tell you….at the end of the day it is up to the girls when they cycle, conception rates, how many puppies they have along with the colors and gender. 

Many people place a reservation early so that when they are ready for a puppy there is a good chance of getting one right away. No breeder can guarantee puppies that have not yet arrived all we can do is make plans.

Each time we have a litter, when the pups are about 2 weeks old, we start at the top of our waiting list and see who is ready at that time. If you are ready when your name comes up you then know you are getting a puppy from that litter. 

At 6 weeks we do individual evaluations and video. From that, we give our opinions on the puppies and suitability and the families then choose their puppies and advise us if they will be choosing to crop the ears.

You can find all of the information you need when you click on the picture of the puppy you are interested in. The breeders name and telephone number as well as other specifics about the puppy are located on that page.

YES . You can. Contact Us For Inquiries

The first step is to contact the us of the puppy directly. In the event the us is unresponsive to your inquiry, you can contact us for assistance. We are expected to guarantee the health of their puppies in accordance with the laws of their state.

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We have been connecting healthy puppies with caring families for over a decade and strive to advertise for breeders whose standards are as high as our own. Feel free to check out what our happy customers are saying!

All puppies advertised on West Cane Corso are covered through the breeder with the Californian State 30 day health guarantee. However, new owners can choose the offer of an extended guarantee which will be noted on that particular puppy.

In some areas or countries where specific breeds are classified as “dangerous” or “restricted,” ownership may come with legal restrictions or requirements such as special permits or insurance coverage for liability purposes regarding aggressive behavior incidents involving those breeds including the Cane Corso.

It’s important for prospective owners to research local laws before acquiring one so they can comply accordingly while ensuring responsible pet ownership practices throughout its lifetime.

In conclusion:

Owning a Cane Corso can be incredibly rewarding if you understand its needs regarding training requirements & exercise levels alongside providing adequate healthcare & nutrition throughout its life cycle! By addressing these frequently asked questions about this remarkable breed comprehensively we hope potential owners feel more informed about what it takes!

No, but we highly recommend all new owners from West Cane Corso Puppies have their puppies vet checked. All puppies are required to be current on vaccinations and given dewormer. This can be administered by a vet or by the breeder.

1. What is the origin of the Cane Corso? The Cane Corso, also known as the Italian Mastiff, has its roots in ancient Rome.

Originally bred for guarding property and hunting large game, these powerful dogs have a long history of strength and bravery that continues today.

2. What does a Cane Corso look like? Cane Corsos have a striking appearance with a muscular build, broad chest, and powerful stance. Their short, sleek coat comes in various colors including black, fawn, gray, and brindle.

They have an expressive face with a strong jawline, alert eyes, and a slightly wrinkled forehead.

3. How big do Cane Corsos get? Adult male Cane Corsos typically weigh between 99-110 lbs (45-50 kg) and stand 25-27.5 inches (64-70 cm) tall at the shoulder.

Females are slightly smaller, weighing 88-99 lbs (40-45 kg) and standing 23.5-26 inches (60-66 cm) tall.

4. What is the temperament of a Cane Corso? Despite their imposing appearance, Cane Corsos are known for their gentle and affectionate nature.

They form strong bonds with their families and are incredibly loyal. They are also highly protective, making them excellent guard dogs.

5. Are Cane Corsos good with children? Cane Corsos can be good with children when properly socialized.

Their protective instincts make them great guardians, but their size and strength mean that they should always be supervised around small children.

6. How much exercise does a Cane Corso need? Cane Corsos are energetic and require regular exercise.

Daily walks, playtime in the yard, and mental stimulation through training and puzzle toys are important for their well-being.

7. Are Cane Corsos easy to train? Cane Corsos are highly intelligent and eager to please, making them relatively easy to train with positive reinforcement techniques such as treats and praise.

Early socialization and consistent training are crucial.

8. What should I feed my Cane Corso? A balanced diet that meets the nutritional needs of a Cane Corso is essential.

High-quality dog food, either commercial or home-cooked, can be suitable. Consult with your vet for specific recommendations.

9. Do Cane Corsos have any health issues? Cane Corsos, like all breeds, can be prone to certain health issues, including hip dysplasia, heart conditions, and certain eye problems.

Regular veterinary check-ups are essential to monitor their health.

10. How much grooming does a Cane Corso need? Cane Corsos have a short coat that is relatively low-maintenance. Regular brushing helps keep their coat clean and shiny, and occasional baths will keep them smelling fresh.

It’s also important to keep their ears clean and nails trimmed.

11. What is the lifespan of a Cane Corso? Cane Corsos have a lifespan of around 10-12 years.

With proper care, regular exercise, and a balanced diet, they can live healthy and happy lives.

12. Are Cane Corsos aggressive? Cane Corsos are not inherently aggressive but can be protective and territorial.

Proper training and socialization are key to ensuring they behave appropriately in different situations.

13. Can Cane Corsos live in apartments?

While Cane Corsos are large dogs and generally do better in homes with yards, they can live in apartments if given enough exercise and mental stimulation.

Regular walks and playtime are crucial.

14. Are Cane Corsos good guard dogs? Yes, Cane Corsos are known for their protective instincts and make excellent guard dogs.

They are naturally wary of strangers and will defend their family and property if necessary.

15. Do Cane Corsos drool a lot? Cane Corsos can drool, especially after eating or drinking.

While not as heavy droolers as some other breeds, it’s something to be aware of if you’re considering bringing one into your home.

16. How do I choose a Cane Corso puppy? When choosing a Cane Corso puppy, look for a reputable breeder who prioritizes health, temperament, and conformation.

Meet the puppy’s parents if possible and ensure they have been screened for common health issues.

17. What is the cost of a Cane Corso puppy? The cost of a Cane Corso puppy can vary widely depending on the breeder, location, and pedigree.

Generally, you can expect to pay between $1,500 and $3,000 for a well-bred puppy.

18. How do I socialize my Cane Corso? Socializing a Cane Corso involves exposing them to different people, animals, and environments from a young age.

Positive experiences help them develop into well-rounded adults who are comfortable in various situations.

19. Can Cane Corsos be left alone? Cane Corsos are social dogs that thrive on companionship.

They can experience separation anxiety if left alone for long periods.

If you need to leave them alone, ensure they have plenty of mental and physical stimulation to keep them occupied.

20. What should I expect from a Cane Corso’s behavior as they age? As Cane Corsos age, they may become less active and more relaxed.

They will still need regular exercise and mental stimulation to keep them healthy. Senior Cane Corsos may also require more frequent veterinary check-ups to monitor their health.

Conclusion
In summary, Cane Corsos are a remarkable breed that offers a perfect blend of strength, loyalty, and affection.

Their rich history, impressive physical attributes, and balanced temperament make them ideal companions for various households.

With proper training, socialization, and care, these dogs will grow into well-rounded adults who bring joy and protection to their families.