What to expect
temperament
Depending on the parents used, puppy temperaments may fall in a wide range from calm to active, easygoing to sharp, and various levels of drive. Each puppy will be individually assessed to determine their temperament so that they may be placed in the home that is most suitable to them. Puppy placement decisions are made with first priority given to matching temperament to owners' lifestyle; preferences for certain looks comes second
Looks
Physically, F1 outcrossed dogs usually end up being a fairly even blend of their parent breeds. Unless crossed to a dog with tan points, most F1 outcross puppies will not express tan points. Generally, the more back cross generations a puppy is the more doberman-like they will look though it can take a few generations to return coat color to traditional black (or brown) and tan.
Cropping & Docking
Whether a puppy is docked is up to the breeder, as docking done properly is performed within the first week of life long before placement decisions are made. Whether a puppy is cropped is also up to the breeder, though they may allow prospective owners some input. Generally, however, the more phenotypically correct a puppy appears to be compared to a purebred doberman, the more likely they are to be cropped and docked to emphasize this return to type.
Currently Available
Cane Corso F2:
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F1 50% corso dam
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F2 25% corso puppies at 1 week old
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An F1 50% Cane Corso bitch was bred to a purebred doberman stud in late 2021 and a litter of nine was whelped in early 2022. The puppies are brindle, sable, brindlepoint, and tanpoint. Temperaments are best suited for active pet or amateur sport homes.
