Built to protect. Bred to belong.

Our Custos Fidelis Cane Corsos

Meet Vader, Luna, Saxon, and Glacier: the foundation dogs behind our focus on pedigree, temperament, sound structure, and the Cane Corso legacy.

Vader, a Custos Fidelis Cane Corso

Imported from one of the world’s premier Cane Corso breeding centers, Vader is the son of an AKC Grand Champion bred by a world-renowned master breeder. Incredibly loving and calm, yet laser-focused when protection is required, his commanding, regal presence and unmatched genetics make him a cornerstone of our breeding program.

Luna, a Custos Fidelis Cane Corso

Imported from one of the world’s premier Cane Corso breeding centers, Luna is the daughter of an AKC Bronze Grand Champion bred by a world-renowned master breeder. Loving and fiercely loyal to her family, she is all business when protection is required. Her exceptional genetics form the foundation of our elite-tier protection bloodlines.

Saxon, a Custos Fidelis Cane Corso

World-class South American and European bloodlines come together in Saxon, locking in unparalleled bone structure with exceptional head and body size rarely seen in females. Her adoring, loving temperament is matched by intense defensive instincts, creating an extraordinary balance of devoted companion and formidable guardian.

Glacier, a Custos Fidelis Cane Corso

Highly refined domestic and European bloodlines come together in Glacier, a true sentinel developed for advanced offensive and defensive protection. She combines commanding power with agility reminiscent of a Belgian Malinois. Incredibly affectionate and attentive, she remains deeply connected to her family while maintaining constant awareness and readiness to protect.

The Foundation of the Custos Fidelis Program

Our breeding dogs are the foundation of Custos Fidelis. Their individual pedigrees, physical structure, temperament, and suitability for the program guide how we plan for future generations. Explore the bloodlines behind our dogs and our breeding philosophy to understand the standards that shape those decisions.

For families considering a future companion, current and planned litters are the best place to begin. We discuss the parents, placement goals, and the qualities that may suit a particular home without assuming that one dog is right for every family.