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Xcel Canine Training Center
  • Home
  • About
    • Mission
    • Brags
    • Photo Gallery
    • Links
  • Classes
    • Class Schedule
    • Class Descriptions
    • Sign Up For Classes
    • Building Rental
  • Upcoming Events
  • Instructors
    • Machell Koss
    • Deb Regan
    • Patti Pulkowski
    • Coleen McGee
    • Deb Cecotti
    • Kim Melen
    • Linda Preaux
    • Storm Foreman
    • Marissa Breitenstein
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Storm Foreman

Professional Dog Trainer

Skill Level: Multiple AKC Utility Dog and Companion Dog Excellent Titles

Teaches Puppy and Basic Obedience Classes


My name is Storm Foreman and this is a picture of my German Shepherd, Ace.  He is, and probably always will be, a work in progress for me, but that is the challenge of owning a dog.

The first dogs I owned were rescue dogs, and when I fostered my first litter of German Shepherds, I was hooked on the breed.  I spent quite a few years competing in Obedience with my dogs, as well as training at Xcel, but have given up the competing for right now. 


The part of training at Xcel that I treasure the most is seeing the progress, made by both handler and dog, as well as the bond that they form.  I am also gratified when someone comes in with a rescue that they want to keep, but may be having problems handling, and we can help guide them along the difficult path.  If we can keep a dog out of a shelter, then it’s a success story for us.

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    5400 Progress Blvd, Bethel Park, PA 15102

    412-833-2504

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