Background
Jennifer has been passionately involved in dog training and competition for over 35 years, beginning at a very young age. Throughout her career, she has earned an impressive collection of prizes, ribbons, certificates, trophies, and awards across a wide variety of dog sports and training disciplines.
After many successful years of competition, Jennifer found herself searching for something more. She wanted to challenge both herself and her dogs in new ways while also bringing joy and smiles to others. In 2019, she began her journey into trick training and, in 2020, took the stage on America’s Got Talent, marking the beginning of an exciting new chapter.
Jennifer and Daiquiri made history by breaking the Guinness World Record for the most dog tricks performed in 60 seconds. Since then, the duo has gone on to achieve a total of 15 Guinness World Records, with even more exciting accomplishments still ahead.
In addition to their record-breaking success, Jennifer and five of her talented dogs performed in 20 live productions of SuperDogs: The Musical in Montreal in 2021, showcasing their incredible skills and entertaining audiences from all over.
Jen and Daiquiri's Family Life
Jennifer’s passion for dog training began early, learning the craft from her grandmother, Peggy, in Saskatchewan at just three years old. By the age of thirteen, Jennifer was already training professionally, laying the foundation for a lifelong career in canine performance. In 2023, Jennifer experienced the heartbreaking loss of her grandmother, whose love for dogs and lasting influence continue to inspire her every day.
A few years later, Jennifer launched her own dog training business, Dog Gone Crazy, which she successfully operated for twelve years before making life changes that allowed her to spend more time at home with her dogs and children. Throughout her career, she and her dogs performed as cast members with the Superdogs Team and Canine Circus, while also competing in a wide range of dog sports including agility, obedience, rally obedience, and conformation, with additional experience in herding, flyball, scent hurdling, and protection work.
While living in Italy for several months, Jennifer discovered the art of trick training and began street performing with her dogs to help support her family while her children were in school. It was there that she uncovered a new passion, one that challenged both her and her dogs creatively and athletically. Today, Jennifer divides her time between running her businesses, staying active, training her dogs, earning multiple Guinness World Records, and raising her family. She loves creating unique dog trick routines, traveling to entertain audiences, and, above all, making people smile.