Instructors

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Kelli joined the club in 2014 and is an IDPKA Certified Parkour Instructor, Dogs Australia Agility Judge and Life Member of our club.

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She has a strong passion for dog sports and has successfully titled dogs in Agility, Obedience, Rally, Tracking, Track & Search, Scent Work, Tricks and Parkour (although Parkour is not officially recognised in Australia). Notably, she has trained two dogs to achieve Tracking Grand Champion titles and one to Rally Champion status.

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Kelli enjoys the variety and challenge that come with learning and competing in multiple disciplines.​

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Amber joined the club in 2017 after relocating to Wagga to study Veterinary Science at Charles Sturt University. She served as Club President from 2023 to 2024 and established the club’s first Trick Dog Trial, which she continues to manage annually.

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She has titled dogs in Obedience, Rally, Scent Work, Tricks, and Agility, including achieving a Rally Champion title.

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Amber values the challenges of competition and the ongoing learning involved in working with her Border Collies. She is also dedicated to supporting owners in developing respectful and rewarding relationships with their dogs, whether at home or through further training and competition.

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Henry has been training dogs and instructing at clubs for 45 years.  He is a qualified trainer and holds a Dogs NSW Instructor's certificate.  He is also a Dogs NSW and NSW Government approved temperament tester.

 

Henry has owned and trained a number of different animals, as well as dogs, and has competed in Obedience.

 

He has run a successful boarding kennel and operated a private training business helping people to solve problems and issues with their pets. 

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Henry operates Pads n Paws dog training with his wife Judy and is available for private consultations (email padsnpaws@hotmail.com or phone 02 6920 1655).​

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Lindy has been a member of KKTC since 1991 and a Dogs NSW qualified instructor since 1994.  She is a member of the APDT, Pet Professional Guild (PPG) and Life Member of our club.

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A highlight of Lindy's career was being part of the clubs agility team that came second when representing NSW at the National Agility Teams Challenge.  A great result for a small country club.

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Dog training has been a passion of Lindy's for many years and she finds assisting owners and their dogs, using positive reinforcement techniques, personally very rewarding.

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Lindy operates Out n About dog training and is available for private consultations (email out_n_about@hotmail.com.au).​

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Wendy holds a Delta Society Certificate IV in Companion Animal Services, a TAFE Certificate II in Animal Studies and is the club's primary Foundation Obedience course instructor.

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Before moving to Wagga in 2017 Wendy was a Pet Dog class instructor at Western Suburbs Dog Training Club for 4 years.

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She has owned many breeds, mainly small rescues, and currently shares her home with an aged Greyhound, two Border Collies and two Chinese Crested Dogs.

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She enjoys doing agility with the Border Collies and Cresties and believes that training should be a fun experience for both handler and dog.​

 

Judy has been training dogs and instructing at clubs for 45 years.  She is a qualified trainer and holds a Dogs NSW Instructor's Certificate.  She is also a Dogs NSW and NSW Government approved temperament tester and is a member of the Association of Pet Dog Trainers (APDT).

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Judy has owned and trained a number of different breeds.  She has shown dogs and competed in Obedience, Rally-O, Tracking and Agility and has been an ANKC Obedience, Rally-O and Agility judge for over 30 years.

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Judy is dedicated to dog training and helping people to enjoy being with their pets. 

 

Judy operates Pads n Paws dog training and is available for private consultations (email padsnpaws@hotmail.com or phone 02 6920 1655).​