I started in agility in 1993 as a student then instructor with Canine Capers in Atlanta, one of the first agility training groups in the southeast. In 1997 I founded Sirius Dog Agility Training Center building it into the largest and most successful agility organization in Georgia. I managed Sirius and instructed its Masters level classes until I moved to the Charleston area in 2006.
My first agility dog was an English Pointer, Carl, the first agility titled Pointer in the country (maybe the world!), who was a conformation champion and titled in obedience. My next team team-mate was Border Collie, Edge, the first Triple Agility Champion (USDAA, AKC, NADAC) from Georgia, who finished 13th and 14th at two of the AKC national Championships. My current agility partner is a young BC, S'more, who competes at the USDAA Masters and AKC Excellent levels and has had numerous National Qualifying runs early in his career.
I started SCoot Dog Agility to provide the highest level of instruction and state of the sport equipment to the Lowcountry. Only positive training methods are allowed, any and all dogs are welcome, and coaching is provided from beginners to the top levels of national competition.