Performance K9 Training Centre is led by David Greene, a competitive handler who represented the United States on four world dog sport teams, placing third and ninth in the world with his own dogs. According to their site, he now applies that competition background to behavior modification work at a one-acre facility in Bonsall they describe as a "country oasis" in North San Diego County.
The business focuses primarily on board-and-train programs, with options ranging from a two-week basic behavior modification course to a three-to-four week advanced program for dogs needing more intensive work. They state that each program is tailored to the individual dog rather than following a standardized approach. For puppies under five months, they offer a "Yappy Puppy" program of two private lessons to prepare young dogs before they're old enough for full board-and-train enrollment.
Their site emphasizes working with reactive and aggressive dogs alongside handler education—they describe training as building communication between dog and owner rather than simply conditioning the dog. Private lessons are divided into separate tracks for reactive versus non-reactive dogs, with different focus areas for each. The facility includes indoor/outdoor kennels with climate control and multiple yards, and also offers boarding for dogs not in training programs.