T.C. Canines, LLC

My experience with TC Canines was a very positive one. I was introduced to him by a gentleman in my neighborhood that had a very well trained dog. I reached out to TC Canines and expressed what I was looking for. I sought out a trainer PRIOR to having a dog. I wasn’t even sure he would take me serious as I did NOT have the dog yet. I explained exactly what I was looking for. I was certain that I wanted a rescue that was lovable and sorta low energy. Travis (owner) went around to various shelters and found the perfect furry companion. Who even does that… drive around and SEEK a dog? Anyway, now that he found her, time to train. Training (for me and her) was easy to understand and implement. My family now has a well behaved, one year old little snuggle bug. In about 1 more year, I will again seek out TC Canines for advanced obedience training. I am forever grateful for TC Canines and highly recommend. Training techniques are gentle and effective. He truly understands dog psychology.

I would not recommend this trainer. I paid $855 for a board and train program for my dog from May 20–27, 2025, with the understanding that he would work on leash pulling, barking, recall, impulse control, and the quiet command. He did not learn anything new during the program. Instead, I was told to buy two different collars, and only the second one I purchased separately fixed the issues. If that was the real solution, it should have been explained before I paid for training. When I asked for a partial refund (keeping payment for boarding at his stated $40/day rate), he refused and told me to “go to my bank.” That alone should say enough. On top of that, the environment did not feel professional. He often brought up inappropriate conversations that had nothing to do with training, which made me uncomfortable. In the end, I paid almost $900 for boarding and advice to buy a collar. I want others to know my experience before trusting their dog and their money here

So he boasts responsible dog ownership yet leaves his dog locked in the truck. He said it was only "5 minutes" the dog was in the truck when I parked my van and still there when I left 10 minutes later. I took pictures and video. Yes it's 75 degrees out, even with windows cracked it can reach 90 + in 10 minutes for a double coated dog like a German shepherd to be locked up with no access to water is abuse