360-601-0993
Kris Sharp is a Certified Professional Dog Trainer - Knowledge Assessed (CPDT-KA) with extensive experience conducting both private and group classes. Committed to providing the most effective, convenient solutions to her clients' dog training needs, Kris avidly pursues ongoing continuing education and professional development by completing continuing education seminars and keeping current on new training methods. Committed to force-free positive reinforcement methods, Kris has successfully coached a wide variety of behavioral challenges helping clients enjoy their canine companions even more! Kris especially has a keen interest in helping clients with leash reactivity, anxiety and distraction. Kris has had the privilege of sharing her life with many dogs over the years - mostly rescues ranging in size and temperament, as well as cats, birds, fish, lizards and hamsters. Currently 2 sibling Australian Labradoodles reside along side 8 chickens. Spending time exploring the outdoors with the family is how most spare time is spent.
She assists in the behavior classes and offers private lessons.
Lore Joplin
performancepaws@att.net
503-706-5262
I have been an animal lover my entire life and started training animals at 10 years old when I joined a 4-H club with a goat, pony and a dog. I have been training and competing with dogs in agility, obedience, and rally since 2006 and was introduced to K9 Nose Work in 2011 when I started competing with my standard poodle, Averna. I was immediately hooked - loving the inclusiveness of the sport, the joy that both dogs and people experience when they're searching, and this unique application of detection science to support relationship building between dogs and their people. I am currently competing with my standard poodle, Elsa and I regularly attend workshops, seminars and other learning opportunities. I'm so fortunate to have the opportunity to introduce this sport to new people and their dogs, and learn alongside new and experience teams. --Lore
She teaches Nose Work.
Many thanks to the amazing Bob Bailey