Dog Training School, Obedience Dog Training, Dog Behaviorist-Thats My Dog!
 
                   



 



Robin MacFarlane is the Owner and Training Director of That's My Dog!, Inc. She also heads the TMD E-cademy, a continuing education program for dog training professionals. Robin began training dogs in the early '90s while she worked as a veterinary technician and hospital manager. Over the past 15 years Robin has practiced her belief in continuing education by studying with other accomplished canine professionals as well as attending workshops, seminars and other professional dog training academies.

She is a regular guest speaker at several universities, including The University of Wisconsin, Madison. Robin has also served as an advisor and instructor to various police k9 units as well as committees dealing with the issues of breed-specific legislation. Much of her time is spent traveling throughout the U.S. and Canada presenting workshops on canine behavior and training. Robin is known for her eye in reading dogs, her clear ability to explain and demonstrate techniques as well as her fair and patient instruction of both canine and human alike.

Her passion for the profession of dog training is demonstrated in numerous ways:
TMD Seminars

  • Executive Director, Canine Political Action Corps
  • IACP Certified Dog Trainer
  • American Kennel Club, Canine Good Citizen Evaluator #9431
  • American Red Cross Animal First Aid Instructor
  • Past Director, International Association of Canine Professionals
  • Past Conference Chair, International Association of Canine Professionals
  • Professional Member (P-1046) IACP
  • Member, American Dog Owners Association
  • Professional Member, National K9 Dog Trainers Association
  • Member, Dog Federation of Wisconsin
  • BS Biology, University of Wisconsin-Platteville



Annalissa Johnson is the Head Trainer at That's My Dog!, Inc. in Hazel Green, WI .   She attended Northwestern College in Orange City, Iowa and majored in Biology/Environmental Studies.  During her time there she attended AuSable Institute for Environmental Studies, headed the Ecology Club, and attended leadership events around the country.

While working with her own dog, she discovered a new passion, dog training.  In order to obtain more knowledge and experience, she attended National K9 School for Dog Trainers in Columbus Ohio and opened her own training business in Rochester, Minnesota.  After hearing a lot of buzz about remote collars she attended That's My Dog! E-Cademy.  Upon completing the course, she had a better understanding of how to implement remote collars to motivate dogs, replace bad behaviors with appropriate ones, and deal with aggressive dogs. 

In February 2007 she closed her business and happily joined the That's My Dog!, Inc. staff. She is a member of the International Association of Canine Professionals, and the National K9 Dog Trainers Association.

In her free time Annalissa enjoys running (she just completed her first 5k in May), biking, camping and spending time with her two dogs Sebastian and Isabelle.



Elizabeth McDonald lives in Dubuque , IA. She worked with greyhounds in Dubuque before moving to Birmingham , AL in 1992 to run a greyhound kennel. She then returned to Dubuque in 1995 to work in the Surveillance department at Dubuque Greyhound Park & Casino. In 1999 she brought her first dog, Ike, to Robin for Puppy Preschool at That's My Dog! Always wanting to be around and helping with dogs Elizabeth was brought on board as the office manager. When not at That's My Dog! Elizabeth enjoys spending time with her husband Bryan, daughter Mary, and their three dogs Ike, Lulu and Sugar.


Growing up in the small rural town of Hazel Green, WI. Anna has always had a great love for animals and the outdoors. When she was in high school, she had her first experience working for That's My Dog! as a part-time kennel assistant. After graduating from Southwestern High School, she knew she wanted a career working with dogs so she went on to attend the Master Trainers Course at National K-9 School for Dog Trainers in Columbus, Ohio. After graduating from National K-9 in Oct. 2002 and becoming a member of the NK9DTA, Anna returned home and started doing In Home Training and Pet Sitting around the tri-state area for the next few years. Anna rejoined the
That’s My Dog! Staff in winter of 2005 as Kennel Manager. She became a Professional member of the IACP in Feb. 2007. Currently in addition to being Kennel Manager Anna is also a Training Assistant. Anna has had the opportunity to not only train the average pet dog in her training career but also to train 2 handicap assistance service dogs as well.








All TMD staff are members of the International Association of Canine Professionals. Visit the IACP site.