Cane Corso Puppies for sale in Goose Creek, South Carolina

Meet Dior, a stunning black brindle female Cane Corso with an incredible temperament and solid foundation training. She’s ready for a loving, committed home! ✨ Details: • Name: Dior • Gender: Female

Remy: Remy is a name of French and Latin origin meaning "oarsman" or "remedy". It is derived from the Latin name Remigius and can also mean "from Rheims," referring to a city in northeastern France. The name is associated with historical figures like Saint Remigiu. I interested please fill out form on my website: https://www.pantheoncanecorso.com

Solid blue male. Beautiful pup with stellar build already. Excellent temperament. Ready to go on 11.18.25

Blue Brindle. Beautiful markings and excellent temperament. Ready to go on 11.18.25

Anre: The name "Anre" is often a variation or related to Andre/Andrew, stemming from Greek roots meaning "manly, brave, or warrior" (from aner), associated with Saint Andrew. It can also have diverse origins, with potential African roots meaning "gift," and different cultural contexts like Japanese "Anri" for peace or Hebrew for "illumination," but its most common European

Rocco : Rocco is a strong Italian name with Germanic roots, meaning "rest" or "repose," derived from the Old High German 'hrok'. It became famous through Saint Rocco (or Roch), a 14th-century saint who tended plague victims, making the name synonymous with healing, resilience, and protection. The name also carries associations with "rock" or "strength," reflecting its end

Nero: Nero is a name of Latin/Italian origin meaning "black," from Latin niger, but also carries powerful connotations of "strong" and "vigorous" from the Sabine word, famously associated with the infamous Roman Emperor Nero, symbolizing strength, power, and a dramatic, classical feel. If interested please fill out form on my website: https://www.pantheoncanecorso.com At P

Shelby : Shelby is a gender-neutral name of Old Norse/English origin, meaning "from the ledge estate," "willow farm," or "sheltered town," stemming from the surname Selby (surname) and combining elements like selja (willow) and býr (farm/village) or sceaga (hollow). It started as a surname for people from a place like Selby and evolved into a popular given name in English-

Toki : The name Toki has diverse origins, most commonly meaning "time" or "time of opportunity" in Japanese (時), but can also signify "thunder" or related Norse concepts (from Thor), or mean "pious/devout" (Arabic/Uzbek), while in Māori culture, toki refers to a powerful adze symbolizing courage and strength. Its meaning shifts significantly by culture, reflecting seasons

Doja : The name Doja is most famous as part of rapper Doja Cat's stage name, which she created from her love of cats and a slang term for marijuana, as "doja" sounds like a girl's name and refers to the plant. While it has roots in Indian languages meaning "two" (Doja surname) or possibly ancient verbs ("I loved"), its primary modern meaning comes from this pop culture ori

Atlas: The name Atlas means "enduring" or "to endure," from Greek mythology's Titan condemned to hold up the sky, symbolizing immense strength, bearing great responsibility, and resilience, also linked to collections of maps (atlases). If interested please fill out form on my website: https://www.pantheoncanecorso.com At PantheonCaneCorso.com, we take the safety and securi

Aria : The name Aria has multiple meanings depending on its origin, including "air" or "melody" from Italian and the musical term for a solo song, "noble" from Persian, and "lioness" from Hebrew. It is a name with roots in various languages and cultures, and is used for both males and females, though it is most commonly used as a girl's name in many Western countries. If

Yuri: The name Yuri has multiple origins and meanings, most commonly meaning "farmer" or "earthworker" (Slavic/Russian for George) and "lily" (Japanese), but can also mean "my light," "kind," or "evening jewel" depending on the culture and specific kanji used, making it a versatile name across cultures. If interested please fill out form on my website: https://www.pantheon

Kyro: The name Kyro is a modern, gender-neutral name with dual origins, meaning "Victorious One" in Arabic and stemming from the Greek "Kyrios" (Lord/Master), often linked to the ancient Persian name Cyrus (meaning "sun" or "far-sighted"). It carries meanings of triumph, leadership, and authority, with roots in historical figures like Cyrus the Great, and also appears as a

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Siren is an absolutely perfect little girl (I want to keep her so bad but already have my keeper) she is so engaged with people, sweet, smart, and confident.

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Beautiful black merle baby will come with ear crop

Cute & friendly!

Cute & friendly!

Cute & friendly!

Cute & friendly!

Cute & friendly!

Phoebe: Phoebe means "bright," "pure," or "radiant" and has origins in Greek mythology and the New Testament. In Greek myth, Phoebe was a Titaness associated with the moon and prophecy, while the biblical figure, Phoebe, was a deaconess of the church at Cenchreae, commended by the Apostle Paul for her service.