Meet the Team

Meet the team: Text

Trainers

Debbie started agility when she was 18. Her first Agility Dog was a German Shephard, after which she got her first border collie. Many of Debbie's dogs that she did agility with were rescues.

Debbie got to Olympia in December for her first time when Debbie came 12th in morning and 5th in afternoon with Swift. Debbie and Swift have made a few Championship finals, and she now has a young dog that has come out this year. In the first few shows at Grade 2 they have achieved several 2nd places

Debbie has been teaching Agility for at least 15 years.

Meet the team: Staff

Sarah MacNeil

Sarah currently owns 4 dogs Olly age 13, Disney G7 competes in championship classes, Marty G6 and Louie G3.

She started competing in agility in 1991 with her Belgian Shepherd Woodie. Woodie was fantastic beating collies to win the Agility Club Starter Dog of The Year and qualified for many major finals including Crufts and Olympia.

She has been a qualified Judge since 1992 and has been teaching agility since 1991 she runs classes and private 1-2-1 sessions on a daily basis and owns a Canine Hydrotherapy Centre for Fitness and Rehabilitation called Saramak.

Her most recent claim to fame was making the Championship Final at the Dogs in need show 2023.

Debbie Figg

Debbie started agility when she was 18. Her first Agility Dog was a German Shephard, after which she got her first border collie. Many of Debbie's dogs that she did agility with were rescues.

Debbie has been teaching Agility for at least 15 years.

Jane Rivett

Jane has been competing in dog sports since 1970’s. She is a full time trainer in obedience, scent work, Agility and Hoopers.

Jane has been actively competing in Agility since 2010.

Jane method is motivational force free reward based training methods, building partnerships between dog and handler to allow them to reach their full potential.