Good Dog Agility
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Do you have any questions or just wanna say hi, contact us by filling out the form on the contact page or send us an email and we’ll be in touch.
Do you have any questions or just wanna say hi, contact us by filling out the form on the contact page or send us an email and we’ll be in touch.
Good Dog Agility Club (GDA) is a USDAA affiliated dog agility club in the east Phoenix metro area. Our training site is located at Family Faith Church (McQueen & Queen Creek). We host three USDAA shows a year.
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I have been competing in agility over 20 years with pure breeds and mixed breeds. I currently have 3 Labs…Cork-12 yrs, Juice-5 yrs, and Fizzy-20 mths.
I have earned multiple championships with different dogs and organizations, and have several AKC Top 25 Agility Dog breed rankings for Labs. I have competed in numerous AKC and USDAA national events with multiple Top 10 finishes and been on the podium at regional and National events. Most recently I was on the podium at the 2023 AKC National Agility Championship finals.
Agility is constantly changing so I regularly attend seminars offered by top national and international trainers to keep my skills current.
Besides agility, my dogs and I also compete in scent work, obedience, and hunt tests. When I am not training, teaching or showing, I enjoy traveling, scuba diving, and snow skiing.
I’m addicted to training. Watching the “light bulb” moments is such a rush. As dog trainers, we are very lucky to be able to connect and communicate so intimately with a different species. When it all comes together in that one special performance, it makes all the hours of dedication worth it.
My training philosophy is to build a strong foundation in both skills and theory so no course seems too difficult or unachievable. I look forward to sharing my knowledge and experience with GDA students to help them achieve their agility goals.