Kanye Corso, the trainer behind this Alvin, Texas operation, brings a background in government agencies and law enforcement to his approach with dogs. According to his site, this experience shapes a method focused on behavioral and predictive analysis rather than what he describes as gimmicks or harsh corrections. While he specializes in large, powerful breeds like the Cane Corso, he works with all breeds.
The business offers board-and-train programs ranging from two to four weeks, progressing from basic obedience through on-leash heeling to off-leash e-collar work. They also run private lessons targeting specific issues like leash reactivity, resource guarding, and separation anxiety. For puppies, there's a three-week day program covering foundational skills with nightly homework for owners. Their stated goal with private lessons is to teach owners enough that they won't need to hire a trainer again, sometimes in just one or two sessions, according to the site.
Boarding is handled by the same trainer-owner who runs the training programs, which means dogs board with staff described as trained in behavior and emergency response. The facility uses large 40" x 40" crates, walks dogs four times daily, and provides at least an hour of play time. They also operate a supervised daycare service with temperament screening for participating dogs. Graduates of their training programs receive discounted rates for future boarding.