About Us
My name is Rachel Hattig and I live in Virginia. I have been breeding Cane Corso since 2016. I started a YouTube channel for my Cane Corso in 2018 and cultivated a large following for our dogs. Before breeding Cane Corso I was a dog trainer specializing in aggressive and dangerous dogs that had not responded to prior trainers. I also have an extensive background in breeding. I bred American pit bull terriers in the early 2000's, I bred and showed fish and rabbits successfully, taking home multiple best of show ribbons. In combination with the Cane Corso's I also currently breed very rare Brahma chickens of European decent which are very rare here in the US. I take great pride in locating the best lines in the world and competing against others to produce the best of the best. When I decided to breed Cane Corso I knew I wanted to produce the best dogs. I traveled to Europe and visited many kennels. After that trip I imported dogs from the top kennels in Europe. I am now several generations into my own lines, with a focus on health, temperament and breed type.The Best Protection Breed
The European Cane Corso’s genectics can be traced all the way back to the Canis Pugnax, which was the Roman War dog of the first century. No other breed can claim such a prestigious title. This is not to be confused with the American Cane Corso which is a designer breed.
Stable Temperament
Our dogs have strong and stable temperaments, which is very important in a large protection breed. We also temperament test all of our dogs prior to breeding.
Quality Genetics
We have researched the breed and located the best genetics for our program. Our focus is 100% European Lines. We do not work with or breed American lines due to the impurities.
Sound Conformation
Our dogs come from a long line of strong dogs with excellent conformation. All of our dogs are health tested to ensure their suitability for our breeding program.
We have the look you want
Our program focuses on large dogs that have correct breed type and sound structure. We focus on preserving the breed not changing the dogs to our own personal prefrences.