People search “Cane Corso puppy cost” and get numbers from $1,500 to $5,000 with no explanation. That range is not helpful. You need the listed price, what it covers, and what you will still spend after the puppy is home.
Casa Forte lists every pup between $950 and $1,750. The number is on the card. There is no “call for price” and no surprise add-on for papers.
Why prices differ inside one group
Sex, color, structure, and temperament all move the number. A standout black male with videos may sit near the top of the range. A sweet smaller female may sit near $950. That is Lucy. Luna sits at $1,700. Both are Cane Corso puppies. Both go home with the same kit.
Look at Lucy, Luna, and Hero if you want to see how price and personality sit side by side.
What the listed price includes
- Registration paperwork
- Health testing and a veterinary health certificate
- Age-appropriate vaccinations and deworming
- A written health guarantee
- Ear crop
- Starter kit: food, collar, leash, dishes, toys, and feeding notes
Costs after you go home
Plan for a large-breed puppy food, a sturdy crate, a fence a Corso cannot shrug off, and training. Budget for annual vet care. Delivery or a flight nanny, if you need it, is quoted separately so the puppy price stays clear.
If a listing hides the price until you send a deposit, walk away. Our available puppies show the number first. When you are ready, use the order form.