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1. Black Cane Corso: Black is one of the most common coat colors for Cane Corsos. A black Cane Corso should have a solid black coat.

2. Fawn Cane Corso: Fawn is another primary coat color for Cane Corsos. It is a light tan or cream color, with a black mask on the face. The black mask can vary in size and intensity but should never go beyond the eyes.

3. Red Cane Corso: Red Cane Corsos have a reddish-brown coat that can range from a deep mahogany to a lighter shade of red. Like the fawn variety, they also have a black mask on their face.

4. Black Brindle Cane Corso: Brindle is a pattern rather than a solid color. It consists of streaks or stripes of black on a lighter background color (usually fawn or red). As this is a pattern, each of these dogs are unique with their brindle pattern.

5. Gray Cane Corso: Gray Cane Corsos have a solid gray coat, which can vary in shades from light silver to a darker gray.

6. Gray Brindle Cane Corso: Like the black brindle pattern, the gray sits on top of the formentino coat. A dog with more gray than tan in the coat is heavily gray brindled.

7. Formentino Cane Corso: Formentino is a less common color in Cane Corsos. It is a pale fawn color with a bluish-gray mask and a slight bluish hue to the coat. The mask is less intense than that of black or blue Cane Corsos.

8. Reverse Black Brindle or Chestnut Brindle: This is a variation of the brindle pattern where the dark stripes are less pronounced on a lighter background color.

It's important to note that while these are the standard recognized coat colors, variations can occur, and some dogs may have non-standard colors. These puppies should be placed in pet homes on a spay/neuter contract. Additionally, Cane Corsos may have white markings on their chest, toes, and face, but excessive white is typically discouraged by breed standards.

When choosing a Cane Corso puppy or evaluating a Cane Corso's coat, it's essentia