The Canine Center operates from a 14-acre property outside Austin that includes eight outdoor training fields, four agility courses, a covered arena, and more than a mile of hiking trails. A climate-controlled barn houses dogs enrolled in daytime programs. According to their website, the business has been working with dogs in the area since 2002 and claims to have served over 16,000 families.
The staff's combined experience reportedly exceeds 75 years. They describe their methods as reward-based, stating they avoid techniques involving pain or intimidation.
Their scope extends well beyond basic obedience. The site lists behavior work with aggression, anxiety, fearfulness, and undersocialized dogs, along with consulting on dog bite cases and legal evaluations. Sport offerings span agility, rally, nosework, tracking, and several others. They also mention training for dogs with physical disabilities and service dog work. Summer camps pair children ages 8 to 13 with dogs for activities like scent work and handling. According to their materials, they coordinate with local veterinarians and practitioners offering canine massage and acupuncture.