Professionally trained family protection dogs thoughtfully matched to your family and personally delivered worldwide.
Of trusted experience
Every dog is thoughtfully matched to the right family.
Guidance and support long after delivery.
Ivan remains personally involved from the first conversation through the selection, preparation, and delivery of every dog. Each placement begins with understanding your family, lifestyle, and expectations so the right dog is matched to the right home. Support continues long after delivery.
High-Class K9 is built around thoughtful placement—not volume. Every dog is selected and professionally trained to be an exceptional family companion first and a reliable protector when needed.
Our dogs are bred and trained to live comfortably as part of the family—at home, while traveling, around guests, and throughout everyday life. Confidence, stability, and sound temperament is just as important if not more so than protection training. Every placement is made with the long term in mind. From your first conversation through personal delivery and ongoing support, our goal is to build a relationship that lasts for the life of your dog and beyond.
We carefully match every dog to the right family. If we don't believe it's the right fit, we'll tell you honestly.
Our dogs are raised and trained to live confidently at home, around children and guests, while traveling, and throughout everyday life.
Professionally trained for real-world situations—not just training fields or bite sleeves.
Every placement includes written health and satisfaction guarantees for added confidence and peace of mind.
Ivan personally delivers every dog and helps your family build a successful transition from day one.
Questions don't end after delivery. Ongoing guidance and support remain available throughout your dog's life.
A private conversation about your family, lifestyle, and goals to determine whether we’re the right fit for each other.
We recommend the dog best suited to your family, lifestyle, and experience—not simply the next available dog.
Ivan personally delivers your dog, introduces it to your family, and provides hands-on instruction in your home from day one.
Questions don’t end after delivery. Ongoing guidance, refresher training, and support remain available throughout your dog’s life.
An informed buyer is our favorite client. Before investing in a family protection dog, understand what truly matters: temperament, health testing, real-world training, and support after delivery.
Yes—when properly selected, developed, and placed. Our dogs live calmly with families and visitors. Protection training is controlled rather than reactive, which is exactly what makes it safe.
Guard dogs patrol independently. Family protection dogs are trained to live as companions first—integrated into daily life, responsive to their handlers, and capable of discernment.
Typically Dobermans, German Shepherds, Belgian Malinois, Dutch Shepherds and Giant Schnauzers. Every dog is selected on stability and suitability, never on appearance or urgency.
Yes. In fact, they should. A properly developed dog remains balanced, social, and predictable in everyday life—protection exists quietly in the background.
Rather than offering pre-packaged solutions, we match dogs to households based on compatibility. Families are not interchangeable—and neither are dogs.
Investment varies significantly based on each dog’s level of development. We discuss specifics privately during your consultation.
Timelines vary, and the process cannot be rushed. Careful matching is what ensures a successful lifelong relationship.
We remain a resource for our clients—ongoing guidance, refresher training, and support for the life of your dog.
Absolutely. In many cases, meeting the dog is an important part of the process.
For local and serious buyers, we often arrange a private evaluation where you can spend time with the dog, observe its temperament, and see how it responds in everyday situations. In many cases, Ivan will personally bring the dog to your home or another suitable location so you can evaluate the dog in your own environment.
For clients traveling from out of state or overseas, we coordinate private demonstrations and consultations whenever practical. We also provide detailed videos, live video calls, and honest guidance to help you make an informed decision.
Our goal isn’t simply to introduce you to a dog—it’s to determine whether the dog is the right fit for your family, lifestyle, and expectations. If we don’t believe it’s the right match, we’ll tell you.
Choosing the right protection dog isn’t about selecting the most expensive dog or the breed with the strongest reputation. It’s about finding the dog whose temperament, energy level, experience, and training best fit your family and lifestyle.
Every family is different. Some households with young children are best served by a confident, easygoing Doberman, while others may be better matched with a German Shepherd or Belgian Malinois. The right choice depends on far more than breed alone.
That’s why every relationship begins with a private consultation. We take the time to understand your family, your home, your experience with dogs, your daily routine, your travel habits, and your expectations before recommending a dog.
Our goal is simple: the right dog for your family—not simply the next available dog. If we don’t believe a particular dog is the right fit, we’ll tell you honestly, even if it means recommending a different dog or asking you to wait for a better match.
That philosophy has guided our placements for more than 20 years and is one of the reasons so many families continue to recommend High-Class K9 long after delivery.
Begin with a private conversation about your family, lifestyle, and protection goals. No pressure. No sales pitch. Just an honest conversation to determine whether we’re the right fit for each other.
References from placed families available on request.
We are located in South Florida and deliver worldwide.
Phone: 954-548-8051
BUSINESS HOURS: 9am-5pm Monday-Friday
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