Northern Arizona Cane Corsos

05/07/2026

Happy Spring from Northern Arizona Cane Corsos!
Posting an update on how things are going over here.

After our beloved male, Paladin, passed away last summer, I had been unsure whether to keep breeding Corsos.
Paladin was such an amazing dog, and I had started my breeding program to pass his wonderful temperament down through his puppies.

After months of searching, I have found a male pup who has a beautiful temperament; He is super sweet and mellow, and he isn't overreactive.
I've decided I will continue breeding these amazing dogs, and want to introduce to you Orso.
Orso is a fawn Cane Corso with a gray mask, his name means 'Bear' in Italian. His father has a beautiful brindle coat, and we are expecting Orso's coat to brindle as he matures.
The pictures posted span a few weeks of owning him.

The blue Corso in the pictures with Orso is Luna, she will be paired with Orso when she matures, and when Aria retires.
Expecting many great years to come with our Corsos.☺️

01/26/2026

Greetings from North AZ Cane Corsos!
It's 2026, and with the new year comes new things to look forward to.

I have decided that I will keep breeding Aria for a few more litters, her coloring and personality are quite special.
I am searching at the moment for a Corso male puppy, a male that has a great temperament and personality both as our family's loving companion and guardian, and for a father to more beautiful puppies.
Our top priority in our Corsos are their level heads, endless love for their people, eagerness to learn, and gentleness towards children and other pets.

We are excited to raise another beautiful Corso into the family, and to once again spend our years with the little bundles of fur and joy that we raise for families around Arizona and beyond.

God bless you all

08/27/2025

I haven't been able to update my page in a while due to different things coming up in scheduling, I was planning on posting good news at the beginning of next month though of puppies on the way, we were starting to get things ready for an upcoming litter, but I'm sorry to say that we won't be having more puppies from our beautiful Corso pair.

We lost Paladin, our beloved family dog and star breeding male, yesterday to a sudden and not yet identified cause.
It was narrowed down to a cancer or kidney issues, but he didn't make it to final testing.
My breeding program will be on hold until I find another good male who will bless our lives and who's puppies can bless others.

Whether I will be retiring Aria, my Tigrato female, or continuing to breed her for another few litters is still undecided.
She is in great health though, and her daughter is still a bundle of joy to our family.

I wish all of you and your dogs a good rest of the year and many blessings throughout :)

07/20/2024

07/15/2024

These are the pups from past litters with their families.
They are ranging between 75-150 lbs

07/13/2024

They are almost big enough to climb into the sandbox

07/11/2024

My buisiness cards just arrived and they look amazing

07/11/2024

They are super playful and showing great character

07/07/2024

The Puppies' eyes are open and they are eating like champs! I haven't been able to post in a while because of a trip I had to go on, but I'm back now and the puppies are terrific

06/17/2024

They are growing fast!