Sarah Franson

My journey in the world of dog sports began with my first AKC Agility competition in 2010. This experience ignited a passion for the sport that has only grown over the years. In 2016, I transitioned into teaching agility classes, driven by a desire to give back and share the knowledge I had gained from competing and learning from others.

 As an instructor, I am dedicated to helping handler and dog teams develop into the best they can be. I find immense joy in working with others, guiding them to achieve their goals, and witnessing their progress.

 I compete with both my Toy Fox Terrier and my Miniature Australian Shepherd, and I am also branching out into competing in Scentwork. These experiences as both a competitor and an instructor provide me with a unique perspective that I bring to my teaching, benefiting my students greatly.

 Balancing my time between competing, teaching, and training my own dogs is challenging but incredibly rewarding. My dedication to the sport and to helping others succeed keeps me motivated and passionate about what I do.