Canine Protection International

Kevin Kunze 

on Google

a month ago

We purchased 2 dogs from CPI (Brixton and Axel) both Germans. This company does a great job making sure the family & dogs are a good fit for eachother and are always willing to help out with any issues or assistance that is needed with the dogs. 

Mary Futcher 

on Google

a month ago

We bought a protection dog from CPI, and we couldn’t be happier. We got Ozzy in October. He has been with us for just over a month now, and he is perfection. We have three kids, two cats, and, now with Ozzy, three dogs. Ozzy fit right in! He’s wonderful with our children. He’s just such a joy. Alex was wonderful to work with as well. He was extremely professional, We were originally matched with a different dog, but after Alex worked with the other dog, he called us up to let us know the dog was probably not a good a fit. I ... read more

Tammy McCracken 

on Google

a month ago

I had previously been a CPI client under the past ownership in the New England area. The new group in Texas (Alex & Abby who worked with the previous owner) were generous, supportive, professional, and showed a great deal of empathy for our situation. We found ourselves in this part of the country and in desperate need of additional training for behaviors I didn't know how to address, on a whim, I reached out to them. They fit us in for an afternoon on short notice. They worked with both our dogs (the CPI guy and our rescue)... read more

Al Stewart 

on Google

3 months ago

I have owned many protection dogs over the last 20 years. During that time, my dogs have been trained by several different professional trainers, including CPI. In my opinion, CPI comes out on top of their competition. For example, I recently asked Alex and Abby to fix a very difficult problem with a very special dog. The problem happened on the watch of a different well respected national protection dog trainer who was tasked with a specific training assignment for my dog. The assignment did not go well. Fortunately, Alex a... read more

Vitaughny Adal 

on Google

4 months ago

Trains personal protection dogs and labels them as tasked trained service dogs for disabled. In Texas it’s a huge no no and people caught can face jail time and fines up to 1,000 dollars or worse if repeat offenders. You’re endangering the real service dogs and risking your clients safety and posing a major liability to everyone involved. Super greedy and very selfish..