Brief Bio Carrie Davis, LDFM- T/B, CBCC-KA (she/her), has been active in the dog industry since 2007. She began her career in veterinary technician school while working at veterinary clinics. Soon, her focus shifted to studying canine behavior and the unique bond between dogs and humans.
In her early career, Carrie gained hands-on experience as an intake supervisor for lost and stray dogs in her county, working at a small boarding facility, and even as a dog bather. Her commitment to learning is reflected in her ongoing participation in conferences, webinars, seminars, and one-on-one work with experts, as well as her extensive reading about canine and human behavior.
With over 17 years of experience, Carrie has taught a wide range of classes, including skill/obedience, reactive rehabilitation, focus and control, sports foundations, tricks, and numerous puppy classes. More recently, she has focused on one-on-one sessions, ensuring personalized attention for each dog and their family.
Carrie holds the distinction of being the first Family Dog Mediator in the Midwest in 2019 and the first Licensed FDM in Minnesota. She is the (former) co-leader in the Training Division for Licensed Family Dog Mediators globally.
Carrie currently lives with her husband and two Staffordshire Bull Terriers, Vanya and Finnick. She enjoys camping, nature, walks, and hanging out with loved ones.
She has shared her life with a variety of animals, including Australian Shepherds, cats, goats, rats, chickens, birds, bunnies, and even a frog.