Evermore Canine Services LLC

Evermore Canine Services was built on a simple idea: good dogs are made through knowledge, consistency, and purpose.

While the name is being reborn, Evermore Canine Services originally began in 1998 as an extension of Evermore Pointers. What started alongside a commitment to breeding and developing quality dogs naturally expanded into training, handling, and education.

Over the years, that work continued under different names, including Now N Zen Training, Dreamland Training, and most recently Leash Up. Each phase added experience, perspective, and refinement. Now, it comes full circle, back to its roots under the Evermore name.

That foundation began with formal education through the Arizona Canine Academy’s intensive eight-week Canine Obedience Trainer and Instructor Course in 1998, and has continued through decades of hands-on experience and ongoing study.

I offer weekly indoor, air-conditioned conformation run-throughs designed to keep dogs sharp year-round, even through the Arizona summer. The environment is supportive but honest, built for people who want to improve and are willing to put in the work.

Seminars are open to all breeds and handlers, with a focus on improving presentation, structure, and overall performance in the ring. At the same time, Evermore maintains a strong foundation in pointing dogs, field work, and ethical breeding practices. These elements are not separate. They are part of the same standard: dogs that are correct, capable, and purposeful.

A commitment to continuing education has always been central to Evermore. Study and mentorship have included seminars and coursework with respected leaders in canine training, behavior, health, and conformation, including Linda Tellington-Jones, Ian Dunbar, Patricia McConnell, Wendy Volhard, George Alston, Will Alexander, and Chris Zink. Areas of study have included canine behavior, social development, handling, health, nutrition, and structure as it relates to performance.

Evermore is rooted in experience and guided by a commitment to preserving breed integrity, supporting responsible breeders, and helping handlers reach a higher level with their dogs.

This is not a casual approach. This is a working standard.

Evermore Canine Services exists to raise it.