About Me

Callie has been an animal lover for as long as she can remember. Growing up, her family often opened their home to unwanted dogs—whether they wandered in as strays or came from families who could no longer care for them. Her first dog as an adult was Harley, a German Shepherd/Rottweiler mix she adopted from the Billings Animal Shelter at just three months old. The two were inseparable, sharing countless adventures hiking, biking, and even rollerblading together. Harley passed in 2003 at age 12 after a battle with cancer, but his impact shaped Callie’s lifelong devotion to dogs.

 

Callie began training and competing in agility in 2002 with her Belgian Tervuren, Saison. Today, she shares her life with four Border Collies who continue to fuel her passion for canine fitness and wellness. With agility playing such a central role in her life, she understands how essential it is to keep dogs strong, healthy, and comfortable—both in and out of the ring.

 

Her dog Jag was diagnosed with a genetic disorder that caused stenosis of the spine. Through his rehab journey, Callie discovered PEMF therapy, which has helped Jag live a far more comfortable and active life. Inspired by his progress, she founded Pulsed K9 to help other dogs feel their best and enjoy fuller, happier lives.