Marshall and Melanie Clark started their agility careers in 2001 with Australian Shepherds and are currently competing with three Border Collies. Through their married life, they have competed and been obsessed, first with racquetball then with volleyball and now, since 2001 dog agility.
They love every aspect of agility which includes keeping dogs fit, training, and competing. They've trained with some of the best agility trainers from the U.S. and Europe. They love the sport and want to share their knowledge. Their training approach is based on building a strong relationship and using positive training techniques. They are known to break complex handling maneuvers down to the basics, for better understanding by both dog and handler. They strive to offer a friendly and fun training environment and have adopted a team approach to training, giving students twice as much time to learn the skills that competitors are finding at today's trials.
They love every aspect of agility which includes keeping dogs fit, training, and competing. They've trained with some of the best agility trainers from the U.S. and Europe. They love the sport and want to share their knowledge. Their training approach is based on building a strong relationship and using positive training techniques. They are known to break complex handling maneuvers down to the basics, for better understanding by both dog and handler. They strive to offer a friendly and fun training environment and have adopted a team approach to training, giving students twice as much time to learn the skills that competitors are finding at today's trials.