About Us

MARK BILLS

  "My wife Cindy and I founded Clip and Go Agility in 2007. The business was   a natural extension of my experience as an engineering company owner,   combined with my passion for dog training. Our journey began with our first   product, the clip-on Jump Cup Strip, and over the years, we've expanded our   offerings to include dozens of unique dog agility products, all designed with a   strong emphasis on the safety of our canine companions.

We share our home in Grand Blanc, Michigan, with our four dogs – three Border Collies and a Working Cocker Spaniel – on over twenty acres. This is also where we run Highest Hope Dog Sports, our indoor training center. We host single-ring trials and offer a variety of classes and seminars throughout the year.

Feel free to contact me anytime with your agility related questions"

CHRIS BILLS

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LORI MICHEWICZ

"I grew up with a border collie mix and would have her jump over sticks on milk crates in my yard. She was brilliant, and I was able to teach her many tricks. That gave me the spark I needed to provide me with direction in my pursuit of dog training. When I started helping out at a canine training school, I LOVED it. One of the instructors was breeding her Border Collie, and that is when the spark turned into a flame. Zoey was my partner who introduced me to Obedience, Agility, Flyball, Herding, and a K9 Performance group, beginning in 1996. I have shared my life with Border Collies ever since.  

I spent many years teaching agility in my backyard and then at Highest Hope Dog Sports. I have worked at Clip & Go Agility since 2008, when my now 19-year-old daughter was still in my belly. I am proud to work for this great company that continually invents ways to keep our canine athletes as safe as possible as the sport of agility evolves"

HANNAH SMITH

"I started my agility journey when I was 9 years old in 4-H with my German Wirehaired Pointer, Jive. Over the years I have been blessed to work with some really talented trainers and dogs. When I'm not training or competing, I teach classes and workshops at multiple facilities here in MI. I joined Clip and Go Agility in 2017 part-time but now this has turned into a full time job for me, and I love every moment of it. Agility is such a fun and fast paced sport. It is constantly growing and adapting, and I am excited to play a part in that process."

DIANNA HEVERLY

"I joined the Clip and Go Agility team in 2023 primarily rubberizing the contact equipment, but more recently I have started adding customer service support. I've worked in many aspects of animal care and training, including being being a licensed veterinary technician and certified canine rehabilitation practitioner. In my spare time, I train and compete in IGP, agility, FastCat, and scentwork with my German Shepherds and Border Collie."