My Diva Dog

07/06/2026

Happy

07/01/2026

Some more Dr. Seuss puppy pics to share- next week I will be changing it up once again.

06/29/2026

Happy - today featuring Figment - mavis’s little ferret sister - hope everyone has a fantastic week! I promise to post some other pups pictures later this week 🩵

06/22/2026

Trying something new! Let’s see how long it lasts - ✨ Mavis Monday ✨ - I have so many beautiful pictures of the most photographed Boston terrier in town, it’s high time I share my girls photos in more than one place!

06/15/2026

Hey all! Long time no post 😅 I’ve definitely fallen off the band wagon with posting photos (mainly because I’d always be inundated with potential new clients wanting appointments and I felt bad not being able to accommodate). We have kept to taking photos of everyone as the come for a haircut. I thought I’d start posting some here and there so this page isn’t so blank! As I know it brought smiles to everyone’s faces…

So enjoy some of my favourite pics from the last few months of backdrops - not everyone will be in these, but I will try to get everyone at some point!

06/14/2026

Join me at puppy pre school classes! We have a blast and learn and socialize all at the same time.

05/27/2026

A great opportunity to ‘try’ different dog sports and see if you and your pup like them without committing to one!

🎉🐾 TRY-IT SESSIONS ARE BACK FOR THE SUMMER! 🐾🎉
Starting June 2nd, we’ll be kicking off our popular Canine Sport Try-It Sessions! 🐶✨

These 1-hour sessions are the perfect opportunity to explore a new dog activity without committing to a full course. Whether you’re looking for fun, enrichment, confidence building, or a future sport partner — this is your chance to see what your dog LOVES! ❤️🐕

🐾 Available activities throughout the summer include:
🏅 Rally Obedience
💨 Agility
👃 Scent Detection
💪 Canine Fitness
…and MORE coming as the season continues! 🎉

We’ll be adding new Try-It Sessions regularly, so make sure to:
📲 Follow our page
👀 Keep checking for new postings
⏰ Grab spots quickly before they fill!
⚠️ These are NOT full classes — spots are intentionally kept LIMITED so we can provide the best experience and individual attention for every team.

🎯 CURRENTLY OPEN:
🐕 Intro/Try-It to Rally Obedience
🐕 Try-It Agility
Whether your dog is sporty, silly, energetic, shy, curious, or just loves snacks 🍖 — there’s something for everyone!
Come have fun, try something new, and discover a whole new world with your dog! 🐾✨

04/27/2026

🤔Why It Matters, To You That We Compete❤️🐶

At TailWaggersK9Sport, training doesn’t stop when the class ends.

All of our trainers actively compete in dog sports with our own dogs — which means our training is regularly put to the test in real-world settings and evaluated against clear, objective standards.🏵️

It keeps us honest, sharp, and always improving.

Yes, we enjoy the competitive side — but for most of us, it’s not really about competing against others. It’s about seeing how far we can take our own dogs 🐕and whether we can meet (and exceed) the standards in front of us. 🏆

Every time we step into the ring, it’s like sitting an exam. 🎓(the nervous, the excitement, the whole package). And because we’re always striving for that next level, we’re constantly refining our skills, adjusting our methods, and learning what truly works.

What that means for you is simple: you’re working with trainers who don’t stand still — we evolve, we adapt, and we bring that experience straight back into your training.❤️🐕

04/25/2026

Why do sport dog trainers make such great pet dog trainers? 🤔🐾

Here’s the thing—while we choose to compete with our dogs, we fully recognize that competition isn’t for everyone… and it doesn’t have to be. But the skills we develop along the way? Those are incredibly valuable for everyday pet life.
In dog sports, our dogs need to learn how to:
✔️ Focus around other dogs
✔️ Work through distractions
✔️ Adapt to constantly changing environments
✔️ Respond quickly and thoughtfully to cues
That doesn’t happen by accident.
It comes from building strong foundation skills and layering them carefully over time. It comes from developing a relationship where the dog understands the job… and trusts us enough to ask for help when they’re unsure.
Because the real goal?
When your dog thinks, “I don’t know what to do here,” they choose to look to you for guidance—rather than scanning the environment for the next exciting distraction.
And that’s just as important for a walk in the neighbourhood as it is in the ring. 💛