Lindsey Dohlman, CPDT-KA, CTC, CPCT
Owner: Paws & Praise Dog Training
Lindsey is a Certified Pet Care Technician who worked as a veterinary assistant before receiving her Certificate in Training and Counseling from the San Francisco SPCA Academy for Dog Trainers. A member of APDT, Lindsey specializes in shy and fearful dogs, and continues to work with her own shy and fearful dog, Sibley

Lindsey currently works as one of ARF's shelter dog trainers, enriching the lives of the dogs during their stay in the shelter and training new behaviors to prepare them for adoption. She teaches ARF seminar classes as well as offering individual consultations. Lindsey helped develop the dog socialization program for ARF’s Shelter U, and is also a contributor to ARF’s Critter Chronicles blog.

Judy Gamet, BS Dance Education
Owner: Dogs Can Dance
After forming Motion Dynamics, a dance and aerobics business, Judy decided to combine her lifelong career of teaching dance with her love of training dogs. She credits her Rottweiler, Meadowood’s Bella Mayhaus, CGC, as the impetus behind Dogs Can Dance, a canine freestyle program. Judy has taught freestyle workshops throughout the United States, promoting her DVD series, and her new program for senior dogs and overweight dogs, Paws 4 Fitness. Bella’s legacy lives on in Luc and Annie, Judy’s current competition partners. Judy is also a member of APDT.

Judy teaches all levels of freestyle at ARF—from beginner to competition—and also offers private consultations for personal freestyle choreography throughout the Bay Area. Judy has taught at ARF since 2006.

Narae Kim
Narae (pronounced na′-ray) has been participating in agility competitions with her rescue dogs Zulu (MAD, PD1, CGC, CL 2), Bianca (MAD, JM, SAM, PD1, CL2), and Fergie (AD), since 2004. Her students currently compete at all levels—including Master and Excellent—in events for the United States Dog Agility Association (USDAA), American Kennel Club (AKC), and Canine Performance Events (CPE). Narae is also a regularly featured writer in Joker Book, a monthly journal for agility trainers and master level handlers.

Through Border Collie Rescue of Northern California, Narae has fostered over 30 border collies. Narae is also a member of the all-breed agility club, The Bay Team. With Zulu as her muse, Narae creates and sells dog toys through her company, Zulu’s Performance Dog Toys.

Narae currently teaches all levels of agility, from beginner to competition level, at ARF. She also teaches in Martinez. Narae has taught at ARF since 2006.

Sara Scott, CPDT–KA, AKC Canine Good Citizen Evaluator
Owner: What's Up Dog?
Sara has been training dogs and their people for over ten years. She graduated from the Marin Humane Society Canine Behavior Academy I and II, and continues to further her training education. Sara is currently working towards her certification as a K9 Nose Work Instructor.

Sara is a professional member of APDT. She has extensive experience with pit bulls, fostering dogs for Bay Area Doglovers Responsible About Pitbulls (BAD RAP). She also sits on BAD RAP’s training committee and is the trainer for the Ambassadog Project. Sara’s private practice specializes in resolving leash reactivity and aggressive behavior problems. Sara’s family includes Widget, CGC, a lab/heeler mix and retired flyball dog, and Leroy, CGC, a rescued pit bull who survived Hurricane Katrina. Leroy is currently being trained to compete in K9 Nose Work.

Sara teaches all levels of obedience classes, recall, flyball, nose work, and AKC and APDT rally for ARF, as well as conducting seminars in dog behavior and specialty classes in leash reactivity throughout the Bay Area. Sara has taught at ARF since 2006