We tour year-round across North America. Check our Tour Dates calendar to see upcoming shows and the next city near you.

Yes. The Canine Stars appeared on Season 16 of America’s Got Talent. Lineups can vary by tour stop, but you’ll see the same style of high-energy rescue dog stunts and trainers.

Often, yes. Many shows include a post-show meet & greet (venue permitting) where fans can meet the dogs, take photos, and ask the trainers questions.

Yes. Some of our dogs also appear as the "Dogs of F1" at Formula One races, with playful stage names like Max Furstappen, Landog Norris, Oscar Pawastri, George Jack Russell, and even Zak Bark. Visit their Instagram at instagram.com/dogsoff1

Yes. All of our dogs were adopted from shelters, rescue groups, humane societies, found as strays, or came to us through re-homes. Our mission is to inspire adoption and show what rescue dogs can do. We may also feature guest trainers on tour who own dogs purchased from breeders—we do not discriminate.

Yes. We offer online training through Stunt Dog School, with options for beginners through advanced dog trainers.

A great first step is joining Stunt Dog School to build skills like focus, confidence, and foundational tricks. From there, you can keep leveling up with training plans, challenges, and coaching as your dog progresses.ers.

Official Canine Stars merchandise is available in the Stunt Dog Shop, including apparel, discs, hats, and accessories.