Strength.
Structure.
Stability.

Our goal is to preserve the qualities that make the Cane Corso exceptional — sound structure, stable temperament, health, working ability, and the unmistakable presence of the breed.

We carefully consider the bloodlines behind every pairing and strive to produce puppies that can become not only impressive representatives of the breed, but also loyal companions, devoted family members, and capable working dogs.

Our dogs come from thoughtfully selected bloodlines, including Serbian import and working lines, with an emphasis on health testing, documented pedigrees, structure, temperament, and overall quality.

We believe in transparency with our families. We provide documentation, clearly explain our puppy-placement process, and want our buyers to understand exactly what they are bringing home before making that commitment.

Most importantly, we care about where our puppies go and the lives they will have after leaving High Ridge. We want to build lasting relationships with the families who trust us with one of our puppies.

We aren't trying to produce the most puppies.

We're trying to produce the right ones.

Families interested in this litter can contact High Ridge Cane Corso for current availability, puppy information, and the reservation process.

Pick Positions

Female: 1st and 2nd pick are reserved.
Male: 1st and 2nd pick are currently open.

Availability is subject to change as reservations are confirmed.

Reserve With a $500 Deposit

We accept multiple payment methods for deposits and puppy payments. Please contact High Ridge Cane Corso for the currently accepted payment methods and instructions before sending any funds.

A deposit does not reserve a puppy until it has been confirmed by the breeder.

Review Before Reserving

The website summarizes our general puppy-placement policies. The signed purchase agreement is the controlling document for a puppy transaction. Prospective buyers should read the complete contract and ask questions before placing a deposit.

Read Before You Reserve

The agreement covers payment and deposits, pickup and transportation, veterinary examination, health guarantees, buyer responsibilities, breeding rights, return provisions, liability, and signatures.

A signed agreement between buyer and seller is the controlling document for a puppy transaction.