Iowa Family Farmers
with a love for the
Cane Corso breed.

Located in the heart of Northcentral Iowa, on our 5th generation family farm, Country Lane Cane Corso is more than just a kennel—it's a family.

Our Cane Corsos are not just pets; they are cherished members of our household, raised alongside our child, to ensure each puppy develops a stable and loving temperament.

With years of experience in raising and training dogs, we have a deep passion for this remarkable breed.

Highly Intelligent,
Fiercely Loyal,
True Guardians

The Cane Corso is deeply devoted to their human companions, with an understated quiet confidence and empathy that sets them apart.

Carefully Selected Breeding,
Excellent Temperaments,
Highly Socialized

Your puppy comes from carefully selected breeding, for both balanced conformation and exceptional temperament.
From the moment your puppy is born, it is loved, held, and socialized like one of our own.

Why Choose Country Lane Cane Corso?

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ROOTED IN TRADITION, RAISED WITH CARE

Country Lane Cane Corso, located on our 5th generation family farm in Northcentral Iowa is more than just a place—it’s a way of life. We’ve spent our lives on the farm, instilling values of honesty, integrity, and hard work in everything we do. Our puppies are nurtured in a family environment, ensuring they are well-socialized and ready to become cherished members of your family.

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A TRUE PASSION FOR THE CANE CORSO BREED

Since 2020, our love for the Cane Corso breed has been the driving force behind everything we do. Our dogs are not just animals—they are part of our family. Each one is raised in our home, alongside our child, to develop stable, loving temperaments. We are deeply committed to the breed’s unique qualities and are dedicated to producing puppies that embody the intelligence, loyalty, and protectiveness that the Cane Corso is known for.

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At Country Lane Cane Corso, we believe in doing things the right way, not the fast way. We carefully select our breeding pairs based on health, temperament, and bloodlines, ensuring that each litter is of the highest quality. With only 1-2 litters per year, our focus is on the well-being of our dogs and the satisfaction of our families. We rely on accredited sources for guidance and continued education, and we’re always here to support you, from the moment you inquire to long after your puppy joins your family.

QUALITY OVER QUANTITY, ALWAYS

Your New Puppy Comes With:

At Country Lane Cane Corso, we’re dedicated to ensuring that every puppy we raise is healthy, well-prepared, and set up for success in their new home. When you bring home one of our Cane Corso puppies, you can expect them to come with:

FIRST ROUND OF SHOTS/VACCINATIONS
TAILS DOCKED
REAR DEW CLAWS REMOVED
MICROCHIPPED
HEALTH EXAM BY LICENSED VET
DE-WORMED
EARS CROPPED (if chosen)
AKC & ICCF DUAL REGISTRATION APPLICATIONS

Cane Corso FAQs

  • Honestly, for most first time owners, the Cane Corso is not a good choice. While these gentle giants are incredibly loyal and loving, they are a guardian breed. They're hardwired to protect their people and property. They're incredibly powerful dogs. So if you don't know how to train a dog for a loose leash walk/heel, and basic manners obedience, a Cane Corso is not a good choice for you due to their size and strength.

  • Yes. Cane Corsos are incredibly intelligent, hardworking, and eager to please the people they love and respect. This means you don't have to be an expert in obedience training to teach them the basics of sit, stay, come, etc. However, socialization and manner training can be a bit trickier due to their protective instincts. The reason experienced leadership is so important with a Cane Corso comes back to their protection and guardian behavior. If you are a strong leader to your Cane Corso, you'll be rewarded with the most intelligent, regal, and loyal guardian you could ask for.

  • Average height is:
    25-27.5 inches (males) and 23.5-26 inches (females)
    Average weight is proportionate to height (ie: 120-150 lbs for males and 100-130 lbs for females depending on their mature height)

  • We feed and recommend Inukshuk dog food. On a quality dog food like Inukshuk, our adult males eat about 5-6 cups a day, and our females eat between 4-5 cups a day.

  • They do, but not nearly as much as other breeds, like the Saint Bernard, Dogue de Bordeaux - think "Hooch" from the "Turner and Hooch" movie, Bloodhounds, Bulldogs, Newfoundland, Neopolitan Mastiff, and Bull Mastiff...to name a few.

  • A good hour of exercise each day is great for a Cane Corso. After that, they'd much rather curl up next to you or relax on your front porch and watch what's happening in the world.

  • Whether you're a new puppy owner or an experienced dog enthusiast, I’m sharing a few of our favorite go-to’s for Cane Corso training, dog equipment, and nutrition to help you raise a healthy and well-behaved dog. Best Training Courses, Equipment, and Nutrition for Your Cane Corso

Hey There, We’re the Reinerts -

Iowa Family Farmers,
Modern Day Renaissance Family,
& (most importantly),
Avid Cane Corso Lovers!

We’ll also answer to: crazy dog mom, cinnamon roll addict, professional DIY hubby, horse crazy girl, and John Deere tractor driving family.

And we do all these things as a family, supporting each other’s crazy ideas, passions, and love for life.

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