Head trainer Macey Fruge brings an unusually broad background to BossDog K9 Dog Training, with experience she describes as spanning service dogs, therapy dogs, detection work, personal protection K9s, and search and rescue. According to her site, she completed professional certification through Highland K9's School for Dog Trainers, covering animal learning science, advanced obedience, behavior modification, and specialized working dog disciplines.
Founded in 2020, the business relocated to a new, larger facility in Houston in 2025, which they say allowed expanded program offerings. Their training menu covers board and train, day training, private lessons, and group classes. They describe their approach as "science-based" and "balanced," with a stated focus on educating owners alongside training dogs. The board and train program, according to their materials, involves multiple daily sessions across varied real-world environments.
BossDog K9 lists behavior modification as a specialty, targeting issues like resource guarding, fear aggression, reactivity, separation anxiety, and bite histories. They also maintain service dog and personal protection dog programs, currently advertising limited openings in each. Private lesson clients reportedly receive daily phone or video support between sessions. The facility has announced plans for outdoor play yards and an on-site retail store in 2026.