Tammi Stone

Tammi is a life-long dog trainer. She has competed with a variety of breeds in agility, conformation, obedience, dock diving, and hunting retriever tests.

Two of Tammi’s dogs have earned an Agility Dog Championship (ADCH) from the United States Dog Agility Association (USDAA) and another earned his Acomplished Performance Dog title. Tammi’s top current competition dog, Splash, has her Bronze ADCH.

Tammi’s dogs have finished ranked in the USDAA’s season-long National Top Ten several times in Jumpers and Snooker. Tammi has competed in the USDAA National Championships many times. She has earned numerous high placements in Tournament Classes at the Championships and finished third with Cede in the 2002 USDAA Grand Prix Finals.

Tammi and Cede also finished third in the International Class at the 2002 AKC National Championships, which earned them a coveted spot in the AKC World Team Invitational. In May 2003 Cede became the first Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever to compete at the World Team Invitational.

Tammi has been a USDAA Agility Judge since 1994 and is a former AKC Agility Judge. Her favorite class to design, judge, and compete in is Snooker.

Tammi recently finished Splash’s AKC XF title with an 80-point, blue ribbon performance.

Tammi’s training methods are pure positive motivation, achieved primarily through clicker training.