As the owner of Bozeman Dog Company and Invisible Fence of the Big Sky, I love my work! For me, it's not a job—it's a passion. It’s a great joy to provide safety for your pets and peace of mind for you. I enjoy making friends with the many, many pets I meet, helping them to learn new boundaries, as well as meeting and working with the people who want the very best for their pet(s)—the best training, technology, service and support. My wife and I have been Montana residents since 1987, and as family business owners we're in it for the long haul. Our mission is to make life with your pet(s) more enjoyable! We hope you’ll allow us the opportunity to do so.

Erika has always loved animals so working with them is an easy choice. She worked as a vet tech for several years in Texas. She also spent a few years as a foster/volunteer for a French bulldog rescue. In her free time, she enjoys spending time outdoors with her family and dogs, pet sitting, grooming, and bird watching.

Born and raised in Bozeman, I’ve been surrounded by dogs my entire life. My family raised Samoyeds and spent over a decade showing them at AKC dog shows, where I gained experience grooming and handling many breeds of dogs. Alongside my lifelong love for dogs, I earned a degree in psychology at MSU. Later I pursued my passion in painting and became a professional painter. Combining my love for pets and painting I spend much of my free time painting pet portraits and showcasing my artwork at the Artist’s Gallery in the Emerson Cultural Center. When I’m not painting, I love spending time outdoors—paddle boarding and hiking with my family, always accompanied by our four-legged companion.

Elise grew up watching her mom help animals in a vet clinic, which inspired her love for all animals at a young age. She has had many different types of pets growing up, and she has been watching her neighbor’s pets since she was a young teenager. This has led to her having experience with dogs, cats, small animals, reptiles, and even birds! Growing up with pets and then taking on the responsibility of others people’s pets, has made her very responsible, understanding, and patient with all animals. When she is not working full time at the bank or pet sitting, she enjoys spending time with her own animals, hiking, and quilting! 

Courtney has a Bachelor’s degree in Animal Science and Psychology from MSU. Additionally, she has extensive experience from years of work as a veterinary technician in Memphis, TN. She has always had a passion for animals and has made it her life’s goal to have a career working with them. She is certified in dog. obedience and puppy training through the Canine Training Academy. Outside of work Courtney enjoys spending time with her
husband, young son, and their family pets.

Lexi has been working with animals her whole life. As young as 8, Lexi started handling horses and pigs in her local 4-H. Not only has she worked on her family ranch caring for horses and cattle, chickens, ducks, goats, dogs, and cats, she has also cared for friends' pets including hermit crabs, rabbits, and the occasional bison. Lexi has experience with many animals all of different temperaments. Her own cattle dog, Spot, has always been an anxious pup. She has worked diligently and lovingly with Spot to ease his separation anxiety. Her patience and quick wit when it comes to animals makes her a fantastic pet sitter.