Letitia Fox

http://caninecolors.com

Letitia Fox-Varshavsky is the Executive Producer of the Live Show Division for True Colors International. She produces shows and manages the company’s casts and directors in California, Texas, New York, Illinois, Oregon, Puerto Rico and Canada. She consults directly with clients and is currently expanding the company’s reach to an international audience.

A graduate of the University of Texas at Austin, Fox majored in journalism. She is now a working actress, host and award winning producer.

Her popular comedic rap band, HOT ‘n THE BISCUIT continues to perform to sold out audiences. Fox uses her theatrical talent to ensure the quality and creativity of each custom designed True Colors production. But her greatest achievement to date is the production of her son Dante with husband Roman.

Bradley Phifer

http://www.barktutor.com/

I have always had a passion for dogs. Growing up, I knew that I wanted to work with dogs; training, grooming, breeding and exhibiting. Immediately after high school I began working for a boarding kennel where I learned animal husbandry skills and how to groom pet dogs. 

In 2001, I began working for the Humane Society of Indianapolis as a Kennel Supervisor and shortly thereafter was given the opportunity to manage their Animal Behavior and Training Department. This opportunity allowed me to begin my career as a professional Dog Trainer and Animal Behavior Consultant.

I am currently the Director of Pet Behavior Services for the Broad Ripple Animal Clinic & Wellness Center and the Head Master for Bark Tutor School for Dogs.

In 2003, I sat for the Certification Counsel for Professional Dog Trainers Certified Professional Dog Trainer examination, earning the CPDT-KA credential. This is the only objective certification offered for Professional Dog Trainers in the United States.

I have successfully completed the Purdue University DOGS! Course. This intensive five day course, with proctored exam, covers the principles and techniques of behavior modification.

I exhibited my first dog, a Basenji, in 2002 and have since handled several breeds including Basenji, Poodles, Afghan Hounds and Mastiffs.