Jane Saunders is the owner and head trainer at Fun With Dogs Training. Jane has been training dogs since 2006, although her love of animal training started in childhood when she trained her cats and pet mice to do tricks and obstacle courses. Jane is very knowledgeable about animal behavior and training and is passionate about helping people improve their relationship with their pets. In addition to working as a professional dog trainer, teaching up to 20 classes per week, Jane helped rehabilitate, train, and place animals at a local shelter which helped her work with a wide variety of animals with known and unknown backgrounds of all ages. Yes, old dogs can learn new tricks, shy dogs can gain confidence, and hyper dogs can be so well trained people think they are "calm".  

Jane only uses proven and effective science-based force-free positive reinforcement training and she can help you transition if you are not familiar with that style. If you love your dog like family you should train them like family with clear, proven, humane methods that make learning a positive and pain-free experience for both the human and the dog.

Jane is also passionate about competing in dog sports. Her first dog, Frankie, was 11 months old when she brought him home and the two of them went from their first agility competition to USDAA Nationals (Cynosport World Games) in just 8 months. Since then, Jane and Frankie have competed at Westminster, AKC Nationals, USDAA Nationals/Regionals, and UKI Nationals/Regionals and have many wins and placements from those competitions. Even if you have no desire to compete in agility introducing agility obstacles to your dog is a great way to build confidence!