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Lisa's approach to teaching is to make sure that in each class, students will learn something new, will improve their existing skills and will be reminded of just how much fun Agility can be.Lisa discovered the sport of dog agility in Palm Beach County with her first Golden, Sophie, in 2001. Lisa joined the local AKC affiliated training club and was enjoying learning and then teaching obedience classes when a fellow club member suggested she try agility. After her first class, she left the obedience ring behind and never looked back. Since that time, she has gained experience training and competing in multiple agility venues including AKC, ASCA, UKI, ISC, USDAA and NADAC. Besides learning, growing and totally embracing the agility way of life, Lisa has earned the honorific of the Golden Retriever Club of America’s Agility Dog Hall of Fame with Sophie, her third Golden, Finnegan, her fourth Golden, Darcy and her fifth Golden, Pippin. In addition, Finnegan and Darcy both accomplished the AKC Master Agility Champion (MACH) title. And when Darcy was just 3, she was listed on the Bad Dog Agility's Breed Power 10 as the number one 20" Golden Retriever for 2016 and has been listed several times in the 20" and recently the 16" Preferred classes. Throughout the years, Lisa has taught all levels of agility, has worked with a wide range of breeds and handler skill sets, and enjoys the challenge of finding the best options for each dog/handler team.
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