Jeff Abel
Over the course of 10 years as an agility instructor, Jeff has worked with a wide range of dog and handler teams from beginners though accomplished international competitors. He recognizes that each team learns at their own unique rate regardless of the class level. Jeff's cornerstone for teaching is detail and consistency resulting in teams with better confidence and understanding. Often pushing students beyond their comfort zone. This helps expand their limits and redefine their own personal goals. Jeff is able to improve team communication while reinforcing speed - all while centering their experience on fun and laughter. From teams just entering the Excellent or Masters classes to those focusing on improving their international handling abilities, Jeff skillfully uses a myriad of tools learned from top national and international instructors to help teams achieve their personal best.
His own dogs include the historic 5-time AKC Invitational MACH and USDAA Master Agility Dog "Tipo" (Spanish Water Dog) and MACH "Snafu," MAD (Border Collie), a semi-finalist at the 2015 USDAA Cynosport World Games. Both dogs have had many impressive rankings and wins and are multiple AKC Nationals qualifiers. His newest competitive partner is the promising young Border Collie "Fray."
Over the course of 10 years as an agility instructor, Jeff has worked with a wide range of dog and handler teams from beginners though accomplished international competitors. He recognizes that each team learns at their own unique rate regardless of the class level. Jeff's cornerstone for teaching is detail and consistency resulting in teams with better confidence and understanding. Often pushing students beyond their comfort zone. This helps expand their limits and redefine their own personal goals. Jeff is able to improve team communication while reinforcing speed - all while centering their experience on fun and laughter. From teams just entering the Excellent or Masters classes to those focusing on improving their international handling abilities, Jeff skillfully uses a myriad of tools learned from top national and international instructors to help teams achieve their personal best.
His own dogs include the historic 5-time AKC Invitational MACH and USDAA Master Agility Dog "Tipo" (Spanish Water Dog) and MACH "Snafu," MAD (Border Collie), a semi-finalist at the 2015 USDAA Cynosport World Games. Both dogs have had many impressive rankings and wins and are multiple AKC Nationals qualifiers. His newest competitive partner is the promising young Border Collie "Fray."
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Jeff AbelOver the course of 10 years as an agility instructor, Jeff has worked with a wide range of dog and handler teams from beginners though accomplished international competitors. He recognizes that each team learns at their own unique rate regardless of the class level. Jeff's cornerstone for teaching is detail and consistency resulting in teams with better confidence and understanding. Often pushing students beyond their comfort zone. This helps expand their limits and redefine their own personal goals. Jeff is able to improve team communication while reinforcing speed - all while centering their experience on fun and laughter. From teams just entering the Excellent or Masters classes to those focusing on improving their international handling abilities, Jeff skillfully uses a myriad of tools learned from top national and international instructors to help teams achieve their personal best.
His own dogs include the historic 5-time AKC Invitational MACH and USDAA Master Agility Dog "Tipo" (Spanish Water Dog) and MACH "Snafu," MAD (Border Collie), a semi-finalist at the 2015 USDAA Cynosport World Games. Both dogs have had many impressive rankings and wins and are multiple AKC Nationals qualifiers. His newest competitive partner is the promising young Border Collie "Fray." |
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