Lori Stevens, Faculty (Body & Health)
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Lori Stevens (she/her) (CPBC, CPDT-KA, CCFT, SAMP) is an animal behavior consultant, a professional dog trainer, a canine fitness trainer, an animal massage practitioner, and a senior Tellington TTouch® Training practitioner.
Lori continually studies the interactions among animal behavior, movement, learning, fitness, and health. She uses intimidation-free, scientific, and innovative methods, in an educational environment, to improve the health, behavior, performance, and fitness of animals.
Lori's most recent of three DVDs By Tawzer Dog Videos is co-presented with Kathy Sdao and called 'The Gift of a Gray Muzzle: Active Care for Senior Dogs' -- it focuses on improving the life of our aging dogs. Lori teaches via online classes and webinars, gives workshops worldwide, and speaks at conferences (e.g. Clicker Expo). She is the creator of the Balance Harness® and lives in Seattle, WA.
Lori gets joy from helping others help their dogs, whether for competition or daily life. She enjoys hiking, training, and playing with Cassie, her Australian shepherd.
See SeattleTTouch.com for more information.
Pronouns: Lori goes by she/her.
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