Tiffany has worked with dogs since 2011 in many different aspects; daycare groups as large as 70+ dogs, boarding dogs (including feeding, welfare, and medication administration), grooming, and of course dog training (from basic obedience, behavior modification, aggression to even therapy and service dog training). Tiffany entered the master program at CATCH in 2014 and graduated top of her class in July on 2015. Once at CATCH Tiffany was able to fine tune her ability to read dog body language and gained knowledge of the science behind how dogs think and learn. She is now ever a CATCH mentor for future dog trainers. As a certified trainer and mentor she does many types of continued education to heighten and better improve her skills. She is very passionate about animals and dedicated to make a difference, one dog at a time. With personal experience and loss owing an aggressive dog, Tiffany knows firsthand the pain and stress it can put on your life and has since devoted her career to helping animals. Tiffany’s future goals include becoming a puppy raiser, a CPDT-KSA, and an exotic animal trainer. As a member of NRDC (nature’s resource defense council), she actively recycles, donates, and signs petitions to safeguard the Earth: its people, its plants, its animals and the natural systems on which all life depends. When she is not trying to save the world, Tiffany enjoys spending time with her sons Jackson and Odin her partner in life Evan and their dogs Optimus Prime, Bowser, Rena, Freya and their new puppy Einstein.

Evan by trait is service technician that repairs and services multiple things throughout the flathead valley. He has received two associate degrees from Fox Valley Tech College for automotive technology and diesel technology. As well as several certificates of training from different brands of construction and agriculture equipment. Not only does he love to fix things but he loves dogs as well. He always grew up with a dog in his home, if not one, two. Lucky for Evan, he found a girl who has the same love for dogs as he does. They started with two…. Then four…. Now they’re onto number Five. He wouldn’t have it any other way.