Chris Bach's life has been dedicated to learning as much as possible about the true nature of dogs and about how they learn. Her laboratories and classrooms have been training halls, dog show sites, and client’s homes. She is a pioneer in her effort to help dog owners stop feeling that they must battle with their dogs for control. She is successfully demonstrating that using wolf behavior as a model for dog to human or even dog to dog relationships results in an atmosphere of conflict and combativeness which she has proven is inefficient and more importantly unnecessary. She has developed a unique, friendly, yet very effective, approach to training called THE THIRD WAY.

Chris gives dog obedience seminars across the United States and Canada in addition to writing articles for Front and Finish dog training magazine. She has visited Wolf Park in Battle Ground, Indiana and dialoged with leading authorities on dog vs. wolf behavior. She has spoken at Association of Pet Dog Trainers conferences and was asked to join the prestigious American Humane Association committee which brought together fifty of the top trainers in the country to build a code of ethics and guidelines for logical and ethical dog training. Chris is currently writing a book on her exclusive method of training. She lives in Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin with her husband and their three dogs.