Cane Corso and Neapolitan Mastiff Dogs Available for Adoption in Baton Rouge, Louisiana

Mojo is 9 weeks old and 10 lbs! He was born at the shelter with her siblings from mom, JoJo. Mom's photo is attached for reference. She's about 100 lbs. Momma is also available for adoption. She's about 7 years old. She was brought in as a very pregnant stray but it was later found out she was a part of several Cane Corsos that were being bred to sell and they abruptly stopped their "business".

These puppies will be BIG, VERY BIG. Please research the breed before considering adoption. Cane Corsos are loyal and protective. This breed requires committed homes, socializing, and experienced trainers or professional training.

If you're interested in providing an exceptional home to one of these pups, please complete our adoption application.

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The Cane Corso, known for its muscular build and imposing presence, is a formidable yet loyal Italian mastiff breed. With origins tracing back to ancient Roman times, these powerful dogs were initially used for hunting, guarding, and protection. Today, they are beloved family companions, displaying a calm and affectionate temperament towards their owners. The Cane Corso's distinctive appearance, intelligence, and protective instincts make them popular choices for experienced dog owners seeking a devoted yet vigilant companion.

The Neapolitan Mastiff is a massive and powerful breed known for its intimidating appearance and protective nature. Originating from Italy, this ancient breed is characterized by loose, wrinkled skin and a distinct, lumbering gait. Despite their formidable presence, Neapolitan Mastiffs are gentle giants who form strong bonds with their families. They are loyal, devoted, and loving companions, although they require early socialization and consistent training due to their protective instincts.

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