Cowboy K9 Academy operates on more than 20 acres in Georgetown, Texas, with open fields, two ponds, and capacity for up to 20 dogs at a time. The property serves as both a training ground and a space where dogs encounter natural distractions like wildlife during their stay. According to their site, dogs receive round-the-clock care and supervision throughout their board-and-train programs.
Three trainers run the facility. Ayesha and Armaan Hussain, the owners, both began training professionally in 2020, with Ayesha starting at Art of the Dog Canine Academy in Austin before shadowing trainers elsewhere. Micah, the head trainer, describes being mentored by trainers who compete internationally. The team frames their approach around structure, clear communication, and helping dogs understand boundaries.
The program options include a 4-week board-and-train for general obedience, covering commands, house manners, and socialization, and a longer 4 to 6 week program for dogs dealing with reactivity, aggression, fear, or anxiety. Their materials describe the latter as a slower, more structured process aimed at building trust and addressing underlying causes. They advertise lifetime follow-up support after graduation, along with alumni boarding that includes daily refresher work. Free consultations and facility tours are available before enrollment.
