Allison Frame 

Allison has been competing in agility for over 20 years. She discovered agility with her first dog Boomer, a German Shorthaired Pointer/Boxer cross and never looked back! Her next dogs were a fun little Jack Russell Winnie, and a sweet Cattle dog Kylie. Kylie placed 6th at BC Regionals.

She now runs 3 German Coolies; Banjo, HIjinx and Quest. Banjo placed 5th and 6th at BC Regionals 2015 and 2016 respectively in the competitive 22″ division. In 2019 Allison and Banjo won 1st place in the 16” Vet division and achieved top points overall for the BC/Yukon 2019 Regionals.

She is passionate about the sport and is continuously honing her skills via online classes and attending seminars.

Louise Prefontaine 

Louise achieved post secondary degrees from the University of British Columbia in Animal Science and Education. Added to this theory is 15 years of teaching high school math and science and a variety of dog sports.  She has enjoyed herding, protection, obedience, dock diving, carting, fly-ball, tracking, sent work, and of course agility. In agility, she has competed both at the Provincial and National levels earning many of spots on the podium.  Not only does she enjoy competing with her dogs but she also is a Master level judge for the AAC.  Her dogs are part of her family first and working dogs second.  Her greatest joy is hiking through the mountains with her kids and dogs.