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Fidecore is working to preserve & protect Cane Corso Breed
FAQ
Do we health test our puppies parents?
As an American Kennel Club (AKC) **Breeder of Merit**, I meet and maintain a set of standards established by the AKC to recognize breeders who consistently prioritize **health, structure, temperament, and responsible breeding practices**.
This designation is not given casually. To qualify, a breeder must demonstrate long-term involvement in AKC programs, produce multiple AKC-titled dogs from their own breeding, and be an active member of an AKC club. Most importantly, Breeders of Merit must **certify that all breeding dogs (both sire and dam) undergo appropriate, breed-specific health testing as recommended by the official Parent Club**, and that **100% of puppies are individually AKC registered**. ([American Kennel Club][1])
In practice, this means that my breeding program follows structured, documented health screening protocols designed to reduce hereditary conditions and support the long-term well-being of each puppy. These health evaluations are not random—they are **breed-specific and based on established guidelines**, ensuring responsible selection of breeding pairs. ([American Kennel Club][2])
The AKC Breeder of Merit recognition reflects a consistent commitment to producing dogs that meet breed standards while maintaining a strong focus on **health, quality, and ethical breeding**. ([American Kennel Club][3])
In short: being an AKC Breeder of Merit means that health testing, proper registration, and quality breeding are not optional—they are part of the standard I am required to uphold.
What registration puppy comes with?
All of our puppies are registered with the American Kennel Club (AKC).
Pet puppies are placed with AKC Limited Registration, which means they are intended strictly as companions and not for breeding.
Breeding prospects are offered with Full AKC Registration (breeding rights), granted selectively and only to approved programs that meet our standards.
This ensures that every puppy is placed responsibly, with the appropriate level of registration based on its intended purpose.
How health warranty looks like?
Our health warranty is designed to be clear, fair, and focused on real-life situations.
If, within the first year of life, your puppy is lost due to a tragic, unforeseen accident or a confirmed genetic condition, we will provide you with a replacement puppy. We understand that these situations are heartbreaking, and this policy reflects our commitment to standing behind every puppy we place.
In addition to this, we offer extended health coverage options that can be added at the time of purchase. These may include protection for conditions such as hip dysplasia and other developmental issues that can be influenced by factors like nutrition, growth management, and overall care.
While some outcomes can be affected by external factors beyond a breeder’s control, we provide detailed guidance on feeding, development, and preventative care. Staying in close contact with us and following our recommendations significantly reduces the risk of such issues and helps ensure your puppy develops properly.
Our goal is not only to provide a healthy puppy, but also to support you throughout your journey, so you feel confident and never left on your own. Extended Health Warranty
