Daniel Markle

Daniel has grown up with dogs and has a soft spot for German Shepherds.  He currently has a rescued GSD Bailey who is about 7 years old.  Daniel is retired from the tire industry and works from home now.  Daniel helps out at Aim High K9 with some marketing and advertising and occasional help in the kennels.  We are working on training Bailey, and proving you can teach an old dog new tricks! Daniel is working on building new raised dog bowls, and dog furniture to sell and enjoys working on carpentry projects.
  Pictured below is Bailey sporting his new doggles that he wears while riding in the car with Daniel.

 

Hello, my name is Aimee and in one way or another I have been involved with dogs all my life.  When I was in high school I started working at a kennel in Grafton, Ohio.  I loved working there and spending time with the dogs.  I cleaned kennels and walked the dogs.  While working at the kennel I found my very first dog, Jake, a rottweiler mix that I eventually adopted.  I still have him today and would be lost without him.  I worked at the kennels through college and knew I eventually wanted my own business working with dogs.  I was not sure exactly what though. After college at Kent State University I decided to go to school to learn how to professionally train dogs.  I attended Tarheel Canine Training in the spring of 2005, I spent 8 weeks there and loved every minute of it.  After school at Tarheel Canine I realized I would need more experience with the dogs before opening my own business.  So I accepted the internship at Tarheel Canine Training for a year.  After my internship I took over the position of Head Obedience Trainer at Tarheel Canine and worked there up untill November of 2008.  I loved working with the dogs and training them but it was time to move on to my dream of owning my own place.  So that's where I am now starting up Aim High K9 with my own group of 4 dogs.  I look forward to training and helping people with their own four legged handfuls!!

Memberships

• IACP - International Association of Canine Professionals 
• SPCA- Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals
• PSA- Protection Sport Association
• APDT - Association of Pet Dog Trainers