K9s In Motion Agility at For Your K9
Dana Pike Chamberlain began agility in 1991 with her Bernese Mountain Dog, “Riley.” She had always had a passion for dog training and soon after her introduction to agility began to seriously study handling and training techniques.
In 1994, she became one of the first judges for the AKC agility program and continued to learn more about course design and handling. Prior to judging for AKC she was also a judge for NCDA and later the UKC agility program.
In 1999 Dana began K9s in Motion Agility, offering weekly agility classes and lessons in her local area. Students appreciated her knowledge and skills, word quickly spread about her fun and upbeat training. She began traveling to teach seminars and camps, in addition to competing most weekends. She credits her students for being her greatest teachers!
Dana enjoys working with students at all levels and with all aspirations. First and foremost, she strives to help every handler improve their relationship with their dog. Dana bases her training on positive reinforcement techniques for both the handler and the dog. She lives and teaches the mental foundation that agility MUST be fun for both teammates.
In 1994, she became one of the first judges for the AKC agility program and continued to learn more about course design and handling. Prior to judging for AKC she was also a judge for NCDA and later the UKC agility program.
In 1999 Dana began K9s in Motion Agility, offering weekly agility classes and lessons in her local area. Students appreciated her knowledge and skills, word quickly spread about her fun and upbeat training. She began traveling to teach seminars and camps, in addition to competing most weekends. She credits her students for being her greatest teachers!
Dana enjoys working with students at all levels and with all aspirations. First and foremost, she strives to help every handler improve their relationship with their dog. Dana bases her training on positive reinforcement techniques for both the handler and the dog. She lives and teaches the mental foundation that agility MUST be fun for both teammates.
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