Ama Acres

The search result from www.amaacres.com is the correct site — it features Cane Corso dogs including a named stud (Colt) and two females (Medusa and Amarula), with Amarula imported from Argentina and noted for show wins. It also mentions Australian cattle dogs and bloodhounds. This confirms the site belongs to Ama Acres, the breeder in the input. I now have enough verified detail to write the listing.

Ama Acres, run by Ashlee Andersen, breeds Cane Corsos, Australian cattle dogs, and bloodhounds in Seminole, Oklahoma, about an hour southeast of Oklahoma City. The program's Cane Corso foundation includes dogs selected for structure, steady temperament, and natural guardian instincts, with at least one female — Amarula — imported from Corso Del Sur in Argentina. Amarula's show record includes a Best of Breed run at the Sunflower Cluster, where she earned eight points and one major. A second female, Medusa, carries imported bloodlines as well, and the stud Colt is paired with females for his balanced build and disposition. Australian cattle dogs and bloodhounds round out the breeding program, giving families in Oklahoma and the surrounding region several working and companion breed options from a single operation.

Ama Acres in Seminole, Oklahoma, raises Cane Corsos, Australian cattle dogs, and bloodhounds, offering families across the state a range of working and companion breeds from one program.

Owned by Ashlee Andersen, the kennel's Cane Corso lineup centers on dogs selected for structure, balanced temperament, and natural guardian instincts. One of its foundation females, Amarula, was imported from Corso Del Sur in Argentina and has competed in conformation, taking Best of Breed all four days at the Sunflower Cluster with eight points and one major. A second female, Medusa, also carries imported bloodlines, and the program's stud, Colt, is paired for his steady disposition and build. Families searching for Cane Corso puppies in Oklahoma will find the breeding stock here oriented toward dogs that hold up in both the show ring and the home.

Australian cattle dogs and bloodhounds round out the Ama Acres lineup, broadening the program beyond the Corsos for buyers drawn to herding or scent-work breeds. Seminole sits in the heart of Seminole County, roughly an hour southeast of Oklahoma City, giving the operation easy reach across central and eastern Oklahoma.

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