Carol has been an animal lover from birth, always with an animal in her life. She enjoys training dogs and watching them learn.  After receiving a Bachelor Degree in Social Work, she researched and decided on a breed of dog that best suited her and her life style, a Boykin Spaniel.

She was also introduced to Dog Agility and learned the sport with her 5 year old Boykin Spaniel named Richmond. Richmond has earned his CGC, OA, & NAJ titles.  Carol now competes in agility with her Papillon named MACH PAX  Heavensent Fast & Furious RA, CD, OJP, AP “Skills”. He qualified and attended the AKC Agility Nationals 2011. He has also modeled and can also be seen on the packaging of some dog toys in pet stores and in dog catalogs across the country. Her newest pup is Sizzle, a border collie. 

Since 2002, Carol has taught Obedience, Manners, Canine Companions for Independence puppies, Doga, and continues to teach Agility classes at All Dog Adventures. Skills and Carol have attended multiple seminars and trainings with some of the top Agility Instructors in the world. 

When Carol is not teaching or training, she is working fulltime at Commonwealth Autism Service and enjoys being a mom with her son, Silas.

Elizabeth grew up in a household without dogs but she has always loved working with and training animals. Even her childhood cat knew how to sit, stay and shake on command. In April 2008 Elizabeth finally found herself in a position that she could get a dog. She chose a long haired miniature dachshund named Gauis Baltar. 

Gauis was a very shy puppy and was scared of new people and unfamiliar settings. After his initial manners classes her trainer recommended she try agility as a way to improve his confidence in new situations. That is how she came to All Dog Adventures. Currently Gauis and Elizabeth compete in agility, earthdog and hope to start competing in obedience. Gauis has earned his NA, NAJ, and JE as well as his CGC since coming to All Dog Adventures. He is also the first and only dachshund every to earn an expert trick dog title!

Elizabeth also helps with fostering Dachshunds.

Elizabeth teaches the introductory levels of agility and all our Tricks Classes. She loves helping owners improve their relationship with their dogs through games and having fun. 

Certified Dog Behavior Consultant, (International Association of Animal Behavior Consultants), Professional Member APDT, (Association of Pet Dog Trainers), AKC Canine Good Citizenship Evaluator, Animal Behavioral College Mentor

Katherine attributes “genetic proclivity” as being responsible for her lifelong love affair with dogs and started in elementary school rescuing, working with and placing homeless dogs. She has had Old English Sheepdogs for over 30 years doing conformation showing, therapy dog and media work and attained championships on her dogs in the Bred By and Open classes.  Katherine started her professional dog training career through association with All Dog Playskool in 1998 and says her mentors were Cindy Briggs, the late Cheryl Dunfee and Ian Dunbar. She started Shaggeypaws Behavior Consulting in 2000 working with clients on basic manners and leadership, behavior problems including reactivity, fear, aggression, phobias, and separation anxiety, and performs temperament, litter evaluations, PAWS and PAT tests for breeders and private individuals and offers private instruction in conformation showing. Katherine teaches three levels of Pet Dog Manners Group Classes at All Dog Adventures and loves teaching her students how to appropriately and respectfully understand, teach, guide and live with their canine companions. Katherine says her goal “is to have folks fall in love and stay in love with their pet dogs and teach them how to become and remain good canine citizens and remain in forever homes”.  

Morgan Krug adopted her first dog, Delilah, four years ago after seeing her piercing blue eyes staring our from the back of a crate during a BARK adopt-a-thon.  It wasn't as simple as girl meets dog, however. Delilah was totally feral (definiely not a good idea for an inexperienced dog owner) and Morgan quickly learned that if this was going to work she needed to know and understand everything she could about dogs. This research immediately led Morgan to the realization that she loves all aspects of dog training. She began teaching obedience to pet dogs locally as soon as she could. To this day, the first look of comprehension a dog gets when learning a new command - that "light bulb moment" - is one of Morgan's favorite thinks to witness.Deliah is now a great demo dog, agility competitor and master of tricks. 

This love of training and behavior led Morgan to get her first bachelor's degree in Psychology from VCU. She has since gotten her second bachelor's degree and is currently attending VCU for  graduate school.

Morgan came to All Dog as a student and showed the interest to become one of All Dog's instructors. After meeting the requirements, she began instructing Manner's classes.

Stacy Reeves began training 6 years ago after getting her very intense golden retriever, Gracie. Stacy competes with Gracie in AKC and USDAA Agility. Her next dog, a Parson Russell, Carter, competed in agility and earned his novice titles. Carter has now moved on to Earth Dog which he loves the best. Carter earned his Jr. Earth Dog title this past spring and currently working on his Sr. title. Then more recently Stacy has spent much of her dog-time training her new golden retriever, pup, Seeker, who is showing great skills in agility. Stacy's love of dog sports and those who participate in them has led her to organize camps, workshops, and events for All Dog. Some of the top trainers in the country have come to give seminars. Stacy has attended many workshops and handling camps given by Susan Garrett, Greg & Laura Derrett, Anthony Clarke and Tracy Sklenar.
Stacy teaches several different levels of agility and the very popular Games class. She is supported in her passion by her husband, Ken, and her son, Spencer.