Jennifer B. Sinski

Jennifer has over 17 years of management experience including several years of independent business operation. She is a sociologist studying the human/animal relationship and teaches sociology part-time at University of Louisville while working on PhD studies. She currently takes classes and competes in Agility with her dogs.

Kayla Kurtz

Kayla has been training and completing in AKC (American Kennel Club) for ten years. She started agility at ten years old and fell in love with the sport. Kurtz has been teaching at Competitive Edge Agility for two years. She has received two MACHs (Master Agility Champion) with Bella and Dream. Kayla has gone to AKC Nationals twice in 2014 and 2015 with both Bella and Dream.  Currently, Kayla runs M.E. who is a sheltie in agility and completes in AKC and CPE trials. She has learned the more positive you are in agility, the better results you will receive from your dog. Kayla states "Agility is a sport to have fun with your dog and to create a bond that you will not find anywhere else."

Val Caudill

Val has over 10 years of experience teaching training courses including agility, freestyle, rally, tracking and scenting.  Val has extensive experience competing with her dogs including Katie, Chloe and Clayton - Dachshunds; Kelsey - a German Shorthaired Pointer; Conner - a Sheltland Sheepdog and CaBoum - a Pyrenean Shepherd.  Val's lifelong love of animals makes her truly love what she does on the training field.

I have been training dogs since 1975. I am a past president and Director of Training of Greater Louisville Training Club. I have been involved with dog agility since the late 1980s. I have taught agility and shown Goldens and Sheltie in Agility. My sheltie Zane has achieved his Master Agility Championship (MACH) I am currently training another Sheltie Merlin.