2012 – Assistance Dogs for Autism, our service dog training division, had successfully trained and placed over 50 service dogs across the United States and Caribbean.
2013 – Our School for Dog Trainers had reached over 200 alumni from 28 countries around the world including Europe, Australia, Africa, Asia, North America and South America.
2014 – Through our Second Chance Program, we have helped rehabilitate and re-home over 300 dogs from area shelters and rescue groups. Our Second Chance Program was developed to help shelters and rescues by training and rehabilitating their most problematic dogs at no cost.
2016 – After years of research and development, we launched our EPIC (Explosive Plume Interdiction Canine TM) program to provide better Explosive Detection Canine teams to increase security and deter threats.
2018 – The launch of our podcast A Life of Dogs came in February with our first episode “One Man’s Trash..” which received remarkable reviews and feedback.
2019 – Our non-profit organization, Highland Canine Connect, is launched. We work with communities through a number of initiatives, including service dog and police dog donations.
2020 – We opened new locations in Matthews, NC, Tucson, AZ and Spokane, WA, allowing us to further expand our dog training services to clients around the United States. The Southeast Campus – our second campus location for our School for Dog Trainers – opened in Alabama, enabling more prospective dog trainers to study our state-of-the-art canine education programs.
2021 – We opened new locations in Rock Hill, SC, Scranton, PA, Seattle, WA, San Antonio, TX, Huntsville, AL and Galax, VA.
2022 – We opened three new locations in North Carolina – Mooresville, Asheville and Hickory. We also opened a location in Roanoke and our first location outside the mainland United States in Puerto Rico.
2023 – The Hill Country Campus opens as the School for Dog Trainers’ third campus location.
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