Elizabeth Evans discovered the sport of dog agility in 1996 and started training her adopted 8 1/2 year-old Border Terrier Roxie soon after.  She quickly became involved in the sport and has been addicted ever since!

In 1998, Elizabeth became a United States Dog Agility Association judge and is certified to judge through the highest level.  During her judging career, she has officiated at trials from New York to Bermuda to Los

Angeles and dozens of cities in between.  She has had the opportunity to observe many different handling styles and discuss techniques with a multitude of instructors and competitors.  In 1997, Elizabeth joined Dallas Agility Working Group and began teaching classes for them in 1998.  In 1999, she was elected President and served in that position for two years. 

Elizabeth has put over 175 titles on dogs in various sports including agility, flyball, obedience, rally, tracking, herding and conformation.  Moseley is an Agility Champion in USDAA, AKC, NADAC and ASCA and AKC Agility Nationals Finalist.  She has won two High In Trials in agility and two in obedience, and finished her UD in 2003.  Kiwi earned her Agility Dog Championship in 2004.  Hemi earned her ADCH in March 2007 and made the 2007 AKC Nationals Finals in April 2007!  At her first try in conformation, Hemi earned her International Championship and won the Herding Group to compete for Best in Show!  Haley won HIT/Started at a herding trial.

All of these things would not be possible without the often unrecognized support of Elizabeth's husband, JP.  When he is not busy doing maintenance around the property, JP can be found playing his guitar around DFW.  Stop by JP's web site and enjoy listening to his original songs.