Pullman Area

Sandi Munson

Sandi came to work for The Good Pup this past winter and has been involved with sitting, as well as training. Sandi was in 4-H for about 18 years working with a variety of animals including, cats, dogs, rabbits, guinea pigs, chickens and the occasional rat or two. She has owned horses, dogs, cats, and rabbits most of her life. Sandi has also worked with cows, both dairy and meat cows and a goat here and there. She is currently bottle raising big horn sheep lambs which she says is fun and frustrating all at the same time!

Sandi lives with two dogs, two cats, a rabbit, and a horse. Sandi is currently working hard to get her Golden Retriever, Sedona, ready to compete in agility. Sandi has previous training experience from Sumner Veterinarian Hospital where she was involved in teaching obedience class for almost 2 years before moving to Pullman to peruse her degree in Animal Science. Sandi plans on graduating in Spring 2009 and moving onto graduate school to study companion animal behavior.
 

Sandi will sit dogs, cats, some exotics and large animals.
 

Ann Jorgensen M.S. CPDT

Ann is the proprietor of The Good Pup and oversees everything from scheduling, training and behavior modification. Her specialty is behavior modification for animals suffering from serious behavior problems like separation anxiety and aggression. Ann is available for sitting jobs that involve animals with special behavioral needs or for owners wanting their animals to be trained while they are gone.

Ann graduated with her M.S. from Washington State University in 2005 and has been residing on the Palouse from 2002. While at school she grew fond of the Palouse and has decided to make it her home. In addition to running The Good Pup Ann is a PhD student in Neuroscience at the University of Idaho.

Ann will sit for dogs, cats, exotic animals and some large animals.

Please send an email to petsitting@thegoodpup.com to request Ann's availability.

Moscow Area

Diana Duncan B.S.

Diana grew up on a farm just north of Tekoa, WA surrounded by animals - chickens, dogs, cats, the odd rabbit, horses, and the lone cow. After school she would often head down to her mother's veterinary practice and assist her with surgery, teeth cleaning, grooming , wellness exams, and dog walking. Diana's summers were spent riding horses in Pony Club events or as a working student at Deep Creek Horse Farms near Airway Heights, WA.

This past May marked Diana's 4th and last year of her studies at the University of Idaho. She graduated with a B.S. in Interdisciplinary Studies emphasizing in Nutrition and Psychology. Diana was accepted to the Naturopathic Medicine program at Bastyr University in Kenmore, WA, but plans on taking a short break from school to travel and gain experience in the field of alternative medicine. This will be her first summer spent in Moscow and she says that "I am seriously excited to go to the Saturday Farmer's Market, get a tan and work with animals once again."

Diana is able to sit for dogs, cats, some exotics and large animals.